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Homi Fashion & Jewels Exhibition is back with 376 brands

Published on March 1, 2022

The bijoux fair in Milan is back with some new exhibitors. At Homi Fashion & Jewels Exhibition (11 to 14 March at fieramilano in Rho) there will be 376 brands from the world of bijoux and accessories: 37% from abroad, in particular from Greece, Spain, Turkey, France, India. Among the brands there will be Sharra Pagano, Aibijoux, Amle ‘Jewels, Bikkemberg Jewels, Yvone Christa New York.

The Italian export of products from the Fashion & Bijoux supply chain showed a significant recovery in 2021 (+ 11.5% in euro values), even if only partially, after the drop in 2020 (-14.7%), reaching around 3, 5 billion euros. The Italian exports of the bijoux sector, on the other hand, recorded a new all-time high point last year, equal to 1112 million euros (+ 14.2% compared to 2020). For the three-year period 2022-2025 we expect an average annual growth of Italian exports of products from the Fashion & Bijoux chain of + 8.4% in euro values. And for the three-year period 2022-2025, the Export Planning forecasts indicate an average annual growth of + 5% over 48 billion euros for the products of the Fashion & Bijoux supply chain. Except for repercussions of the war in Ukraine.

Homi also includes #Befree, a new edition of the #Be hashtag cycle of exhibitions, with the creations of over 150 established designers and brands, including Alessandra Calvani, D’Arc Studio Per. Bijouets Gaia Caramazza, Ida Callegaro, Joidart Per Aibijoux, Krimose by Cristiana Cavalli, Lebole Gioielli, Lorella Tamberi Canal, May Moma, Minrl, Oriunda Jewels, Ottaviani, Se.Ma.Vi.

Sharra Pagano, bracciale della collezione Moon Landing

Rocca also takes off at Linate

Published on February 28, 2022

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As announced in recent months, the Damiani group continues the policy of opening new stores in Italy and abroad. It is now the turn of a new Rocca boutique at Milan’s Linate airport, the city’s second airport, which has recently been renovated. The store has the jewels of the group’s brands (Damiani, Salvini, Calderoni and Bliss), but also watch brands such as Hublot, Panerai, Tudor, Tag Heuer, Longines, Tissot, Gucci and Swatch. The shop is characterized by delicate color combinations and refined furnishings in the style common to other stores in the group.

The training of the sales staff is one of the strengths boasted by Rocca, which is also the only chain of jewelry and luxury watch stores in Italy and one of the most important in the world: it counts (at the moment) of 20 boutiques located in the shopping streets of the most important cities in the country, as well as in Lugano and in the airports of Fiumicino, Malpensa and, now, Linate. In addition, Rocca manages the watch & jewelery area of the Rinascente Milano store.

La Dolce Vita online with Christie’s Milano

Published on February 21, 2022

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Anelli di diamanti bianchi e neri di Chantecler

La Dolce Vita: over time, the title of a Federico Fellini film has become the symbol of an era, the Italian postwar period, in which the economic boom was accompanied by a relaxed lifestyle, at least in Rome. This is no longer the case, but the idea that Italy is a place of soft pleasures has remained etched. In any case, the Dolce Vita was also a period in which Italian design made its way into the world. And this memory is linked to the online auction organized by Christie’s Milan, with offers from 1 to 10 March. On sale are Italian jewelery and international watchmaking. The online auction, which is called La Dolce Vita itself, features pieces from iconic brands, such as Chantecler, jewels from the glamorous Maison Montenapoleone Sabbadini and Vhernier, and a selection of precious stones such as Colombian and Brazilian emeralds, diamonds and sapphires.

The auction also includes a curated selection of watches from renowned manufacturers including Patek Philippe, Rolex and Piaget. The salient pieces of the auction will be on display at Christie’s Milan, in the historic Palazzo Clerici in neoclassical style, with viewing only by appointment from 1 to 9 March 2022. Among the pieces to be marked on the notebook, oops, on the smartphone, there is a Belle Époque diamond and ruby ring by Musy (estimate: 2,500-3,500 euros), along with models by Chantecler (jeweler of Capri) including two extraordinary diamond rings (estimate: 6,000-8,000 each) and a pair of sapphire earrings colored and diamonds, also by Chantecler (estimate: € 10,000 – 15,000).

Anello Belle Époque con diamanti e rubini di Musy

Other interesting jewels: a pair of Eclisse earrings in gold, jet and diamonds by Vhernier (1,500 – 2,500) exemplify the contemporary design and innovation of the iconic Italian jewelers, an impressive gold suite by Federico Buccellati (4,000 – 6,000). For the selection of watches, a Patek Philippe ref. 460, circa 1929 (30,000 – 50,000), will lead the auction, along with a diamond Patek Philippe Nautilus (6,000 – 10,000) and Rolex GMT Master ref. 16710 (7,000 – 10,000).

A sinistra, Patek Philippe in rose gold and silver dial, circa 1929. A destra, Patek Philippe Nautilus with diamonds, stainless steel and yellow gold

Marcello Mastroianni e Anita Ekberg nel film «La Dolce vita»

The bijoux by Carolina Ravarini

Published on February 16, 2022

Collana in argento dorato a forma di ginko biloba

The delicate bijoux by Carolina Ravarini, a Milanese designer.

Instead of a lawyer’s gown, Carolina Ravarini wears colored necklaces with semiprecious stones and copper. Bijoux, in short, but graciously from Milan, with that taste and character that only the Lombard capital can have. It was definitely not her destiny to work in a courtroom, despite her law degree. On the other hand, with an architect and designer father, and a painter grandmother, the DNA could only be creative. Like so many other creators and creators who have found a place in the world of jewelry,

Carolina started as a child, creating small necklaces for charity sales organized by her mother. Then she, as an adult, she learned the technique used to form rosaries, with small pearls joined by metal elements. Her luck, as well as her skill in composing the necklaces, was noticed by the company that produces the Gallo socks. The Gemelli collection, presented in the brand’s boutiques, was successful. From there the step of embracing the life of the designer full-time, with a debut in via Sant’Andrea, the heart of Milanese fashion. Her style of hers? Exotic inspirations and Made in Italy craftsmanship. The bijoux also have a vaguely exotic air, despite their Milanese character: it is the effect of the symbol chosen for her little Maison, the elephant. Which, in fact, has never been seen walking around the Lombard city.

Anello in argento dorato a forma di foglie di ginko biloba

Orecchini in argento dorato a forma di foglie di ginko biloba

Collana in argento dorato a forma di foglie di ginko biloba

Bracciale in argento dorato a forma di foglie di ginko biloba

A jewel in the shape of a lock? WhyNow

Published on January 26, 2022

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Pendente a lucchetto in oro rosa e diamanti

Since 1935 the Songa family, in Milan, has managed the homonymous company founded by Antonio and now managed by Giovanni Maria, Antonio Andrea and Francesco. In addition to an intense activity in the wholesale sector, the group seems to have an unstoppable imagination in the creation of brands designed specifically to reach the different market segments, especially with silver and steel jewelry. The Songa group, for example, produces and markets proprietary brands such as Kidult, Mabina Gioielli, 2Jewels and PlayTogether. A novelty is, however, WhyNow, which wants to reach the younger audience.

Pendente a lucchetto in oro rosa 9 carati

The brand offers jewelry in silver or 9-karat gold, including Forever, a line dedicated exclusively to lock-shaped pendants that open and close as desired. Padlocks can be customized with a word up to ten characters long. There is also a version with small white diamonds set in the padlock. All the locks in the Forever collection are covered by a patent application for industrial invention and design in the European Union. In addition, each lock of the Forever Collection is presented in a Book Box, that is a package (with various colors available) that has the shape of a book. Probably also appreciated by those who do not read regularly.

Pendente a lucchetto in argento e oro giallo

Pendente a lucchetto in argento e pavé di diamanti

Pendente a lucchetto in argento e diamante

Homi Fashion & Jewels moved to mid-March

Published on January 19, 2022

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Esposizione di gioielli a Homi Fashion&Jewels

After Vicenzaoro, the covid is also postponing the Homi Fashion & Jewels Exhibition, an event dedicated to fashion jewelery and accessories. The event was scheduled from 18 to 21 February. Instead, it was repositioned from 11 to 14 March, again within the Fiera Milano Rho exhibition center. It will therefore be in partial coexistence with Micam, the International Footwear Exhibition, scheduled for March 13 to 15 together with The One Mmilano, Salone dell’Haut-à-Porter. The hope is that the decline in infections will make the atmosphere more serene and, above all, favor a greater influx of visitors.

“Aware that physical fairs are essential for the business of companies in the fashion sector, the organizers have once again united in the decision to reposition, keeping faith with the claim #BetterTogether but above all after having listened to the needs of the market”, is the message of the organizers. Which coincides with that of the operators.

Gimor, spirit of Milan

Published on January 2, 2022

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Pendente Lotus con zaffiri rosa, tsavoriti e diamanti

Directly from the 1960s, the style and precious sobriety of Gimor, a brand that sums up the Milanese spirit ♦ ︎
Sixties, seventies, eighties: those decades are back to get liking, especially in fashion. But also in the jewelry. Keeping that spirit, the years in which Italian design is affirmed, is one of the characteristics of Gimor, a brand born in Milan in the Sixties on the initiative of Giuseppe Moruzzi. The jeweler has infused that style which, even today, is considered a reference point for an entire category of designers.

Naturally, over the years Gimor has reworked the way of making jewelry, adapting it to our times. But looking at the jewels of the Milanese brand is easy to recognize the starting DNA. And more, from a topographical point of view, is right near Piazza Duomo, the heart of the Italian capital city of fashion and design, but also of luxury. Appreciated for its modern but sober style, just like that of the Lombard city, Gimor also had the idea of looking abroad, where he found appreciation for his collections like Lanternina, where geometric lines and a certain irony they are accompanying. This is also a sign of Milanese style.

Collezione Lanternine, anelli in oro rosa e gemme

Pendente della Nature collection, Barriera corallina con zaffiri, tsavoriti, rubini e diamanti

Pendente della Nature collection con zaffiri, tsavoriti, rubini e diamanti

Anello Mirror in oro rosa, diamanti bianchi e brown

Anello contrarié in oro rosa con diamanti bianchi e brown

Harry Winston in Milan in via Monte Napoleone

Published on December 22, 2021

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In Milan Harry Winston joined the many Maison of the jewelry in via Monte Napoleone, where luxury brands are concentrated. Harry Winston is a New York brand founded in 1932 and is famous for its diamonds: over time, it has acquired some of the most famous gems in the world, including Jonker, Hope, Winston Legacy and Winston Blue Diamonds. It has been part of the Swiss Swatch group since 2013. The Harry Winston store, unique in Italy, offers jewelry collections, including the largest diamonds and rarest precious stones, as well as watches.

The idea is to provide customers with an elegant environment that also offers the intimacy of a private home. The colors chosen are dove gray and dark gray, with lacquered furniture, touches of bronze and designer furniture, on marble floors and crystal chandeliers. The boutique also has galleries dedicated to wedding jewelry and other collections.

Collana con diamanti e smeraldi colombiani di Harry Winston

Orecchini della linea Flame di Harry Winston

Harry Winston, spilla-pendente con smeraldo e diamanti

New space for Crieri

Published on December 7, 2021

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A new store for Crieri. It is a space inside the Brian & Barry Building (12-storey multi-brand store) in Milan. Together with the Crieri jewels, an area is reserved for the sister brand Poesia Gioielli. The space is located on the second floor of the store and is spread over 45 square meters.

After the opening of the showroom in Via Monte Napoleone in 2019, the company choice was to create a new environment in Milan in which to meet the final clientele, an important showcase located in the heart of the city, a space in perfect Crieri style in able to convey the essence of the brand at 360 degrees.
Alessandro Saracino, founder and CEO of Crieri

Esterno dello store Brian & Barry, a Milano

Crieri has over 250 stores in Italy, Poesia around 110. Other moves will follow at the opening of the corner at the Brian & Barry Building: the opening of the first Crieri single-brand stores, at least a couple by 2022. Inside the Milanese corner are all the Crieri collections are available, with a particular focus on the Bogotà collection, made of Colombian emeralds and diamonds, mainly composed of unique pieces. Crieri, a jewelery brand born in Valenza, is also specialized in the production of tennis bracelets, in countless variations. The Poesia collections, dedicated to a younger audience, instead play on color with the use of enamel.

Anello in oro bianco, diamanti, smeraldo della collezione Bogotà by Crieri

Officina Bernardi becomes Hyper

Published on December 4, 2021

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Orecchini Enigma in oro e rondelle in rubini

The history of Officina Bernardi began 35 years ago by two Venetian goldsmiths, the brothers Francesco and Carlo Bernardi, first with the production of silver jewelry and more recently also in gold. Successful jewels, such as those of the Moon line, have also been offered in the United States and now they also have a home in Milan with a new single-brand store, which is added to the other 800 points of sale including jewelers, boutiques and department stores. But in addition to commercial expansion, Officina Bernardi has also expanded the marketing dictionary, adding the definition hyper to its production.

Collana Empire in oro e rondella di diamanti

In short, necklaces, bracelets and earrings have become Hyper-Jewelry. According to the company, being Hyper means “always questioning the present, maintaining the constant desire to improve, experiment and create, pushing matter beyond the limit. They are so statement jewels, which remain impressed not through a simple logo, but in the shapes full of meanings that compose them and in the quality of their workmanship ». Alongside the original faceted spheres, Officina Bernardi’s jewels now offer a soft structure, in white or yellow gold, with the addition of precious stones, such as diamonds, sapphires and rubies set in small crowns.

L'interno della boutique Officina Bernardi a Milano — L’interno della boutique Officina Bernardi a Milano

Esterno della boutique Officina Bernardi in via Manzoni

The new jewelry by Natsuko

Published on November 27, 2021

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Japanese design, sculpture and Milanese avant-garde: it is the mix at the base of Natsuko Toyofuku ︎jewelry ♦

The simple and ingenious design of Japan inspired by a sculptor’s soul. Natsuko Toyofuku, known as Natsu, is a jewelry designer who lives and works in Milan, with a showroom workshop in one of the nightlife streets, Corso Como. Born in Japan, she has lived in Italy since she was a child. Her father, Tomomori Toyofuku, was a great sculptor active in the sixties and seventies, a bridge between the Japanese tradition and the western avant-garde. And the mother, Kazuko, was a painter.

With this imprinting, Natsuko has developed her creativity in jewelry. She use silver and bronze, with the addition of pearls, a classic element of Japanese jewelry, along with enamel, natural stones. But above all, her jewels are distinguished by their unusual shape, sculptor to wear and which does not go unnoticed. Crafted by craftsmen, Natsuko Toyofuku’s jewels turned out to be a shock in the eighties, when the designer started the business. Now, however, they are generally accepted and have won over a wider audience.

Art design walking to Milan

Published on November 17, 2021

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Special jewels, between art and ornament, for 14 designers: Sara Barbanti, Paula Castro, Laura Forte, Saimi Joutsi, Kaori Juzu, Merıstėma Lab, Valentina Romen, Agustina Ros, Karin Seufert, Yoko Takirai, Giulia Vecchiato, Laura Volpi, Angie Wu, Annachiara Zani. In Milan, the Esh Gallery organized Walking Treasures, a exhibition dedicated to contemporary jewelery. This is the sixth edition of the event. The jewels interpreted by the 14 authors are made with the most diverse materials: metal, glass, ceramic, with stones and natural elements. Glass and metal, for example, are used for the Suri & Ros collection, the result of the collaboration between Agustina Ros and Giulia Vecchiato, exhibited for the first time after a first online presentation at New York Jewelry Week 2020.

Each jewel is born from hand-finished metal plates on which blown glass is applied through a balanced game of contrasts between volumes. The unique feature of the collection is the multifunctionality: the brooches become pendants, the earrings become brooches and so on, with the result of having more jewels in one. Annarita Bianco (Merıstėma Lab), on the other hand, mixes traditional craftsmanship and technology, with jewels made from USB cables, worked with resins set on silver plates and laser engraved to simulate the appearance of modern fossils.

The opposite, in a sense, of the design inspired by the natural world of Annachiara Zani, a young recent graduate of the IED in Milan and nominated for the Klimt02 New Talent Award: she uses alabaster, a semitransparent stone. Against the light, her jewels reveal, behind their elliptical shape, the inscription Visible. The German artist Karin Seufert presents pendants constructed from small points of PVC, empty shapes that have the illusion of weight and recall architecture. The porcelain brooches, on the other hand, follow a continuous search for wearability obtained through the use of uncommon materials in the field of jewelry. Finally, Laura Forte’s gold and silver jewels are characterized by essential lines and shapes, combined with the minimalist style of Yoko Takirai.

ESH Gallery Via Forcella 7 – 20144 Milan
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Opening: Tuesday 14 December, 12.00-21.00
From 15 to 23 December: 11.00-19.00
24 December: 11.00-14.00
From 10 to 28 January: by appointment

The bijoux of Lolli G

Published on November 13, 2021

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The very Milanese bijoux of Lolli G, a brand founded by Lorenza Guerzoni ♦ ︎

If there is one thing that identifies Milan, in addition to fashion, design and panettone, it is the diminutives and endearments that have accompanied many Milanese since birth. For example, the original names change to Bibi, Dodo, Dado and so on. Or Lolli. Like that of Lorenza Guerzoni who, after studying media languages, in 2018 chose the path of bijoux. In short, Lolli Bijoux, which later transformed into Lolli G, was born with a Milanese imprinting like the Duomo or the saffron risotto, even if the bijoux that she proposes have an international imprint.

Without neglecting the quality of the materials used, I wanted to give shape to a line that could be within everyone’s reach. In fact, I believe it is important for women of any age to allow themselves the luxury of having more jewelry, to wear according to the occasion and the mood of the day.
Lorenza Guerzoni

The bijoux, with a typical entrepreneurial attitude also very Milanese, are sold online. The collections are all handmade in 925 silver, with 18k yellow and rose gold plating and semi-precious stones, the style is modern, of sure impact for a young audience. And the prices are affordable.

Orecchino Glowing Flower in argento dorato e cubic zirconia bianchi

Collana in argento dorato e cubic zirconia

Anello Moonlight in argento dorato e cubic zirconia bianchi

Anello Sparkly Star in argento dorato e cubic zirconia bianchi

Orecchini in argento dorato e cubic zirconia

Vintage jewels are back with Faraone Casa d’Aste

Published on November 4, 2021

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Orecchini fine anni Venti in oro bianco 18 carati con diamanti old cut per un peso totale di circa 10,65 carati

The pre-Christmas jewelry auction (and more) of Faraone is back, a Milanese company that for some years has expanded its business to auction sales. This year, next November 30th, jewels and diamonds will be accompanied by a 1950s-1960s collection of 46 Gucci designer bags, owned and loved over the years by a single customer and which will be sold in the completely dedicated closing session. to luxury vintage as well as a round of watches and objects signed by Hermes and Cartier, which will be beaten by Vittoria Bianchi, CEO of the Faraone auction house.

As for the jewels, however, among the novelties there are three that belonged to the Genoese photographer Giuliana Traverso. In all, there are 95 lots which include two large brilliant-cut diamonds weighing 7.37 and 10.47 carats respectively, as well as a rectangular, octagonal, D-color, stepped cut diamond weighing 3.59 carats, certified . In the catalog there are also a pair of late 1920s earrings in 18-carat white gold with old cut diamonds for a total weight of about 10.65 carats, a ring in 18-carat white and yellow gold with an octagonal minor oil Colombian emerald weighing approx. 6.65 carats, a gold necklace with drop and heart diamonds, rose and brilliant cut for a total of approx. 100 ct. and a pair of Colombian emeralds, octagonal, minor oil in paper with a total weight of 2.59 carats.

Anello con smeraldo colombiano di 6,65 carati e diamanti

The auction also includes art jewelry, a collection signed by the sculptor-designer Giorgio Facchini, characterized by geometric elements. It includes an 18-karat yellow gold band bracelet with adularia and chalcedony cabochons interspersed with micro-pearl threads, a 18-karat yellow gold band ring, rubies, sapphire and emerald, an 18-karat yellow gold brooch with red corals -orange and sapphire and an 18-karat white and yellow gold band ring with a brilliant-cut diamond weighing approximately 1.80 carats. The auction will be held in live streaming in three rounds, through the website and the dedicated app MyFaraone, or through the more traditional telephone or through written bids.

Anello di Giorgio Facchini con diamanti di 1,80 carati

Anello di Giorgio Facchini in oro giallo, rubini, zaffiri e smeraldi

Bracciale firmato Giorgio Facchini in oro, rubini e zaffiri

Collier in oro giallo rodiato e diamanti per circa 100 carati

Bracciale di Giorgio Facchini in oro, micro perle, adularia e calcedonio

Francesca Mo Only for you

Published on November 1, 2021

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Francesca Mo returns to the Subert gallery in Milan (via della Spiga 42) for an exhibition of her jewels (10 November-22 December from Tuesday to Friday from 11 to 18, Saturdays, Sundays and holidays by appointment). The gallery, a space reserved for furniture, art objects and vintage collectibles, is the usual place for the Milanese architect and designer who has been involved in jewelry for years. Francesca Mo, daughter of the sculptor Carlo Mo, in fact, started inventing jewels only through materials that have a history, such as glass pebbles worked by the sea, remains of watches, sands, slabs of semiprecious stones.

More than the materials used (plexiglass, bronze, silver and gold), fantasy and the desire to choose a path radically different from that of traditional jewelery, as in the Only for You and Hover jewelery series, in bronze, are important to the designer. and silver, with white or colored cubic zirconia.

Filodellavita with diamond by Rubinia

Published on October 24, 2021

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Filodellavita is the name of the historic collection of Rubinia Gioielli, an Italian brand founded in Portofino in 1985 on the initiative of Ilario Plazzi and, subsequently, of Roberto Ricci, who developed the initial idea, in the boutique laboratory in Milan. The Filodella vita collection is one of the characteristics of the small Maison. The jewelry line was launched in 2007 and is based on a simple design: a metal wire that winds around the finger. In addition, the jewel has also been linked to an ancient Tibetan tradition that represents, in fact, the journey of life. The jewel is made with countless variations, from 9 carat gold to silver alloy, with different number of threads.

To these variants was also added that of the solitaire, in 18k or 9 carat gold, in the three classic colors (white, yellow and pink) and, of course, the classic diamond stopped by four prongs (price starting from 1200 euros). The solitaires are made with Oro CoC (Chain of Custody), certi ed by Italpreziosi, with responsible origin of all materials and oriented towards the recovery of gold and silver, with a view to circular economy.

Anello della linea Filodellavita con diamante fancy yellow

The second century of Micheletto

Published on October 13, 2021

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It has just turned a century, but it does not prove it: Micheletto, a jewelry brand made in Milan, boasts a long history, but also a vitality that has not faded over the years. This is also due to Roberta Micheletto, the third generation of the family of jewelers who has combined work for big brands, for example Van Cleef & Arpels, with her own production. And with a style that is in perfect harmony with the design tradition of the city: the search for simple and elaborate proportions at the same time, with variations on the theme of the chain, or voluminous bracelets is one of the keys to the success of the Maison, which he also exports his creations abroad.

Anello in oro bianco 18 carati e diamanti

Micheletto is one of the oldest Italian goldsmiths still in business. In any case, it is the oldest in Milan: it can boast the 10 MI mark, which dates back to 1920: it indicates that in that year it was the tenth Italian goldsmith company registered with the Milan metric office. But the history of the company has even more ancient roots: it dates back, in fact, to the end of the nineteenth century, when two Milanese families, Locatelli and Canevari, opened a large goldsmith workshop. Which, at the beginning of the new century, was bought by Emilio Micheletto (husband of his daughter Locatelli). The company has worked for major brands, thanks to the expertise of its craftsmen.

New processing techniques, reorganization, conquest of the American market and the invention of the extrusion rod (to lighten the jewel while keeping the volume intact), a technique that has innovated the sector, have further strengthened the Milanese brand. Liz Taylor, Joan Collins and Lady D wore Micheletto jewels, particularly appreciated today in the United Arab Emirates and in the countries of Northern Europe.

Orecchini in oro giallo 18 carati e diamanti

Anello con catena cubana in oro bianco e diamanti

Bracciale a catena cubana in oro giallo 18 carati e diamanti

To Barbara Gianuzzi the communication of Crieri

Published on October 7, 2021

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Crieri, anello della collezione Bogotà in oro bianco, smeraldo, diamanti

New valuable customer for Barbara Gianuzzi Comunicazione, a dynamic Milanese company specialized in the watch and jewelery sector. In fact, the company will now take care of the activities of Crieri, a high-end jewelery brand. Barbara Gianuzzi Comunicazione will take care of the press office activity and the development of activities towards the media.

Bracciali tennis in oro bianco, rosa e giallo con diamanti — Crieri, bracciali tennis in oro bianco, rosa e giallo con diamanti

As one of our claims states, we wear diamonds. This describes an approach that belongs deeply to us and that allows us to make our creations unique. We strongly believe in our qualities, which is why we are thrilled to be able to embark on a new communication path aimed above all at the development of storytelling for the press. We have a good story and many topics to develop, for some time we felt the need to give space to the creation of content. For this new course we have chosen the Barbara Gianuzzi Comunicazione studio, in the belief that the agency’s sensitivity and experience in the sector will be of great support in enhancing the company’s DNA.
Michela Saracino, general manager of Crieri

Orecchini condiamanti bianchi di Crieri — Orecchini con diamanti bianchi by Crieri

Born in Valenza, a symbolic place of Italian goldsmith craftsmanship and creativity, Crieri has developed a unique specialization in the production of tennis bracelets, to which it has joined several other lines such as Allure, Ritmo and Pura. Among the most recent launches, the Bogotà collection, devoted entirely to the enhancement of splendid Colombian emeralds through jewels that each represent a unique creation, as unique is every single intense green colored stone that characterizes them.

In a multifaceted market such as that of jewelry, communication represents a fundamental element of distinction. We are proud to start this new path alongside Crieri to give voice to collections and corporate themes with a multi-channel approach and above all with great proactivity.
Barbara Gianuzzi

Barbara Gianuzzi. Copyright: gioiellis.com

The agency will deal with Crieri and the Poesia brand, just launched by the company, inspired by the most current trends translated into must-have accessories through gold and diamonds and a touch of romance.

The new dreams of Dreamboule

Published on October 3, 2021

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Anello Fan in oro rosa, diamanti, rubini

Four years later the dreams have multiplied. On the other hand, the jeweler and expert in fine watchmaking Ben Rocco has always thought big. And so his creature, Dreamboule, widened the horizon. For those unfamiliar with it, Dreamboule is a unique case in the world of jewelry. The Milanese Maison was born, in fact, offering incredible rings made with refined technology, acquired thanks to the experience in the manufacture of classy watches. For this reason the Dreamboule collections are made in Switzerland.

Anello Snake and Pearl, in oro 18 carati, perla di Tahiti, diamanti

The main feature of the jewels is to enclose small precious worlds under a bubble in sapphire glass, very resistant and which maintains an exact image distortion index. Under this bubble, which as an idea is somewhat reminiscent of those glass spheres that contain landscapes or figures that overturn to make an artificial snow fall inside. In the case of Dreamboule, however, the result is as refined as it is precious. The jewels are in gold, with diamonds and sapphires. And instead of artificial snow, they float inside the tiny flakes of gold. A work that combines the craftsmanship of the jewel, with Swiss precision in the realization.

Bracciale in oro rosa 18 carati, zaffiri rosa, diamanti

Over time, the jewels have also evolved. In addition to the rings, now the precious bubbles also accompany bracelets, or are transformed into pendants. Not only that: Ben Rocco has diversified the offer, which now includes four different sizes of diameter, to adapt to different body (and wallet) sizes. The measures are defined with Bubble Line (16 mm diameter), Classic Line (20 or 28 mm), E Superb Line (36 mm). Each line has its own characteristics. For example, Classic Line includes rings made of 18-karat gold, with 98 precious stones (1.59 carats).

Collana con ciondolo Snail in oro rosa, zaffiri

Collana Moon and Stars, in oro rosa, titanio, diamanti champagne

Anello Rock 'n Roll, in oro rosa, diamanti, labradorite — Anello Rock ‘n Roll, in oro rosa, diamanti, labradorite

Anello Big Heart in oro giallo, titanio, topazio blu, acquamarina

The gears of V Design Lab

Published on October 2, 2021

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The gears (and more) of V Design Lab, by the young Milanese designer Valeria Vigliani ♦

Sometimes the wheels turn the right way even in jewelry. Especially if the rotation of the gears takes on a meaning: that, for example, of the industriousness of a place. In the specific case, Milan, which is not only the Italian capital of fashion and design, but also of the economy. All this is the environmental background of V Design Lab Jewelery by Valeria Vigliani, fascinated not only by the creativity to be expressed with jewels, but also by the entrepreneurial spirit that reigns in the Lombard city, even though she now lives and works in Zurich, Switzerland. .

In fact, in her curriculum she specifies that she has worked in the marketing of large multinationals in Italy and abroad, and that she lived for three years in Melbourne, the Australian capital of fashion and jewelery. It was there that she began attending the first metalworking courses. Then, she specialized at the Ambrosiana Goldsmith School in Milan. And finally, with a Master in Jewelery Design at the Milan Polytechnic.

Orecchini Santiago in ottone placcato oro

Valeria she describes V Design Lab as a jewelry design laboratory that she loves to experiment with shapes, materials and textures to give life to ideas that spring from everyday life.

For this you use architecture, geometry or industrial elements, such as gears. The designs of the jewelry are first done by hand, with the aim of adding an extra pinch of personality to the wearer. After the gears, which “express the proverbial dynamism and industriousness of a city like Milan”, it was the turn of Pneus which this time is inspired by tires and seals. But, to tell the truth, there are also jewels from the Flower Power collection dedicated to the more usual theme of flowers or Santiago, in the shape of shells.

Orecchini A drop in the Ocean, ottone rodiato

The jewels are made of brass, galvanized 18Kt yellow, pink, white, or satin gold. Some pieces are made with 3D printing or laser cutting, in other materials such as nylon.

Anello Ingranaggi in ottone placcato oro 18 carati

Bracciale Pneus in metallo placcato oro bianco

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