Roberto Coin

How to choose the cuff bracelet





How to choose a cuff bracelet, covering the whole wrist? There is nothing like a jewel to make a dull dress more sparkling, but not everyone can wear it and, above all, you pay must attention to the combination with the dress. But if you like, the cuff bracelet is an interesting idea: instead of overlapping thin chains or bangles in the latest fashion, the trend setters wear a high, elegant and sculpted cuff bracelet that wraps around the wrist and part of the forearm. Let’s see how and when to wear it.

La cantautrice Paola Turci ha indossato gli orecchini ed il bracciale Eclipsis di Pianegonda in argento, topazi e zirconi bianchi
La cantautrice Paola Turci sul red carpet di Venezia ha indossato gli orecchini ed il bracciale Eclipsis di Pianegonda in argento, topazi e zirconi bianchi

Of course, it’s not necessary to be as bold as Diana Vreeland, the historic director of Harper’s Bazar, who wore two alike, one on each arm. And, surely, these cuff bracelets do not have the super powers of that of Wonder Woman: though that there is a return of the cuff it is testified by the launch of Chanel’s Coco Crush, the Louis Vuitton fashion shows and, above all, the news that the jewelers presented.

Bracciale in oro bianco e tormalina, anello in oro rosa e zaffiro rosa
Cora Sheibani, bracciale in oro bianco e tormalina, anello in oro rosa e zaffiro rosa

Almost all jewelers have cuff bracelets in their catalog. There is the bracelet in ethical ebony with diamond inserts by the Bolognese brand Qayten, the cage by Mayet, the sun by Astley Clarke, an English designer much loved by Sienna Miller, the imposing and clear lines of Nikos Koulis softened by the soft tones of mother of pearl, the patented mosaic technique by Plevé invented by Ron Rizzo that inserts diamonds on a crystal surface, the frame of a Gamuchian beehive that is perhaps no longer such an original idea but bees still like them very much, the buckle years old 70 in the version by Janis Savitt and the ancient suggestions of Roberto Coin. But, in short, how to choose the cuff bracelet?

Bracciale e collana in oro giallo della collezione Flapper
Maria Canale, bracciale e collana in oro giallo della collezione Flapper

Weight. The first thing to watch out for is the weight. Of course, a nice cuff bracelet is great because it’s noticed. But if it’s made of metal it could be tiring to wear all day. Better not to wear a metal bracelet from morning to night if it is not super light. But, in this case, be careful: it may be less tiring to wear, but easily deformed if you hit it.

Winnie Harlow, la modella famosa anche per la sua vitiligine, ha riscosso successo con una parure di orecchini, bracciale collana con gemme di Fabergé
Winnie Harlow, la modella famosa anche per la sua vitiligine, ha riscosso successo con una parure di orecchini, bracciale collana con gemme di Fabergé

Allergies. A lot of metal in contact with the skin could cause allergies for those who are sensitive to metals that are not hypoallergenic, such as platinum or titanium. Take this into consideration before buying a cuff bracelet. Wide bracelets are rarely made all of pure gold, since the amount of metal used for a jewel of this type is considerable.

Jennifer Lopez con gioielli Harry Winston: Purple Dragon Necklace con incastonato uno zaffiro viola di 65.32 carati su una collana di diamanti con 129.48 carati, su platino. Inoltre, orecchini chandelier di diamanti, vintage del 1972, con 29.59 carati di diamanti su platino, bracciale con diamanti per 67.22 carati sempre su platino, anello con diamante di 15.99 carati
Jennifer Lopez con gioielli Harry Winston: Purple Dragon Necklace con incastonato uno zaffiro viola di 65.32 carati su una collana di diamanti con 129.48 carati, su platino. Inoltre, orecchini chandelier di diamanti, vintage del 1972, con 29.59 carati di diamanti su platino, bracciale con diamanti per 67.22 carati sempre su platino, anello con diamante di 15.99 carati

Wrists. Are your wrists suitable for such a demanding bracelet? Look at them: if you have wrists that are a little wide, it is not advisable to increase the volume with such large bracelets. In this case it is better to opt for thin bracelets, such as those with small chains.

Bracciale in diamanti con orologio di William Goldberg
Bracciale in diamanti con orologio di William Goldberg

Clothing. A cuff bracelet is beautiful, but challenging. Attention, then to match the bracelet to the type of dress. General rule: if the bracelet has many fancy colors and patterns, it will be better if combined with a solid color dress or shirt. And viceversa. No problem, however, if the dress is sleeveless or short-sleeved. Also check another detail: the bracelet must not have metal elements, such as closures, which could get caught in the fabric with unpleasant consequences.

Bracciale in oro giallo e diamanti
Garavelli, bracciale in oro giallo e diamanti

Style. A cuff bracelet can be rigid, but also made with a soft metal mesh or even with a weave of precious stones. Of course in this last case the cost takes off like a NASA rocket. Which type of bracelet to choose? Rigid bracelets are often less classic. The knitted metal bracelet, especially in gold, is suitable for important evenings, although it is usually not very light to wear. And the gemstone bracelets? If you have one, you don’t need advice … Matilde de Bounvilles

Bracciale con opali, spinelli e diamanti
Yael Design, bracciale con opali, spinelli e diamanti
Bracciale stile art déco in platino, diamanti e onice
Neil Lane, bracciale stile art déco in platino, diamanti e onice
Alexandra Albini, bracciale in oro con tanzanite
Alexandra Albini, bracciale in oro con tanzanite
Braccialetto Eshira. Un bracciale di ispirazione africana che riassume il ricco patrimonio di Ena Iro. Traendo ispirazione dalla tribù Punu, realizzato in titanio e presenta zaffiri gialli e rosa misti e diamanti champagne. Il lato del bracciale è impreziosito da zaffiri blu con taglio princess
Ena Iro, braccialetto Eshira. Un bracciale di ispirazione africana che riassume il ricco patrimonio di Ena Iro. Traendo ispirazione dalla tribù Punu, realizzato in titanio e presenta zaffiri gialli e rosa misti e diamanti champagne. Il lato del bracciale è impreziosito da zaffiri blu con taglio princess
Bracciale di Sylvia Furmanovich in legno di acero giapponese scolpito, oro 18 carati e diamanti
Bracciale di Sylvia Furmanovich in legno di acero giapponese scolpito, oro 18 carati e diamanti
Bracciale con diamanti taglio marquise, pera e brillante
Arzano, bracciale con diamanti taglio marquise, pera e brillante
Bracciale in oro rosa, madreperla, diamanti
Bulgari, bracciale in oro rosa, madreperla, diamanti
Bracciale dorato e pietre Swarovski
Bracciale dorato e pietre Swarovski
Bracciale Red Velvet
Bracciale Red Velvet di Vhernier
Bracciale in oro
Walid Akkad, bracciale in oro






Love in Verona on Valentine’s Day with Roberto Coin




The city of love is ideal for Valentine’s Day. Verona, stage for the eternal story of Romeo and Juliet, is also a destination for thousands of tourists who probably hope that their relationship with their other half will be more fortunate. In any case, it is to the Venetian city that the Roberto Coin’s Love in Verona collection is dedicated, which on the occasion of Valentine’s Day is re-proposed with the updates that have been added over time.

Orecchini in oro giallo e bianco con diamanti a fiore
Orecchini in oro giallo e bianco con diamanti a fiore

The jewels of the collection, with the design of the four-petal diamond flower, are inspired by some characteristics of the architectural decorations typical of the late Gothic style, which is also found in many palaces in Verona. It is also a common aesthetic appeal in the period in which the play written by William Shakespeare is set. The jewels are made in the three colors of gold, shiny or satin. The gold is worked with an ultra-glossy and resistant effect thanks to the special alloy used. Each diamond is set by hand. The closure of each bracelet in the collection allows maximum security while maintaining the linearity of the silhouette, thanks to a mechanism hidden within the design.
Orecchini in oro giallo con  pavé di diamanti
Orecchini in oro giallo con pavé di diamanti

Bracciali in oro e diamanti della collezione Love in Verona
Bracciali in oro e diamanti della collezione Love in Verona
Bracciali in oro con diamanti bianchi e neri
Bracciali in oro con diamanti bianchi e neri
Orecchini in oro rosa  con diamanti bianchi e neri
Orecchini in oro rosa con diamanti bianchi e neri
Anello in oro rosa con diamanti bianchi e neri
Anello in oro rosa con diamanti bianchi e neri
Anello in oro bianco e pavé di diamanti
Anello in oro bianco e pavé di diamanti







Four more brands for Haute Jewels Geneva




Haute Jewels Geneva attracts new jewelery Maisons. Started quietly in 2019 with the presence of four brands, the event founded and organized by the CEO of Yoko London, Michael Hakimian, has expanded. For the 2023 edition at the Fairmont Grand Hotel Geneva from Sunday 26 March to Sunday 2 April, four other jewelery brands are expected: Pasquale Bruni, Karen Suen, Busatti 1947 and Casato. The new arrivals will join the 18 brands already present in 2022 and which have confirmed their presence for the new edition: Yoko Londra, Roberto Coin, Sutra, Crivelli, Bayco, Eto Maria, Stenzhorn, Marco Bicego, Mariani, Palmiero, Picchiotti, Gorgoglione , Hans D.Krieger, Leo Pizzo, Verdi, Annamaria Cammilli, Sicis, Baraka.

Haute Jewels Geneva. Copyright: gioiellis.com
Haute Jewels Geneva. Copyright: gioiellis.com

We are delighted to welcome four unique brands to the Haute Jewels Geneva family. After a very successful event in 2022, we are thrilled to have the opportunity to grow the Haute Jewels Geneva concept with the addition of these brands.
Michael Hakimian

Michael Hakimian, Ceo di Yoko London. Copyright gioiellis.com
Michael Hakimian, Ceo di Yoko London. Copyright gioiellis.com

Haute Jewels Geneva was born on the ashes of the dissolution of Baselworld and in conjunction with the other major event in the Swiss city, Watches and Wonders, dedicated to the world of haute horlogerie, which this year is held from 27 March to 2 April. Haute Jewels Geneva, organized inside the hotel overlooking the lake, is an appointment dedicated to discretion in a soft environment. Although Haute Jewels Geneva has grown since its inception, the organizers note, «one of its main objectives remains to remove the formality from the traditional trade fair experience, offering a relaxed atmosphere for both customers and exhibitors to discover exclusive jewelery designs».
Anello in titanio con smeraldo colombiano incastonato un cristallo di rocca
Busatti Milano, anello in titanio con smeraldo colombiano incastonato un cristallo di rocca

Georgina Rodriguez con girocollo di Pasquale Bruni
Georgina Rodriguez con girocollo di Pasquale Bruni

Casato, anello della collezione Daphne
Casato, anello della collezione Daphne

Gioielli di Karen Suen
Gioielli di Karen Suen







Haute Jewels Geneva returns on March 26th




Haute Jewels Geneva, come back. There are 18 jewelry brands that will participate in the event to be held at the Fairmont Grand Hotel Geneva from March 26 to April 2, 2023. Haute Jewels Geneva is an idea of Michael Hakimian, CEO of Yoko London, who wanted to react in this way to his death of Baselworld. For this reason, the appointment in Geneva takes place in parallel with Watches and Wonders, dedicated to high jewelery, which in 2023 will take place from March 27 to April 2. Also in the hotels of the city, there are also other jewelry brands.

Haute Jewels Geneva, gioielli esposti. Copyright: gioiellis.com
Haute Jewels Geneva, gioielli esposti. Copyright: gioiellis.com

Haute Jewels Geneva, however, is organized as an event in itself. Also in 2023 is confirmed the participation of Yoko London, Roberto Coin, Crivelli, Sutra, Bayco, Eto Maria, Stenzhorn, Marco Bicego, Mariani, Palmiero, Picchiotti, Gorgoglione, Hans D. Krieger, Leo Pizzo, Verdi, Annamaria Cammilli, Barakà and Sicis.

Ingresso a Haute Jewels Geneva 2022
Ingresso a Haute Jewels Geneva 2022
Il taglio inaugurale del nastro a Haute Jewels Geneva 2022
Il taglio inaugurale del nastro a Haute Jewels Geneva 2022
Michael Hakimian, Ceo di Yoko London. Copyright gioiellis.com
Michael Hakimian, Ceo di Yoko London. Copyright gioiellis.com
Haute Jewels Geneva. Copyright: gioiellis.com
Haute Jewels Geneva. Copyright: gioiellis.com
Haute Jewels Geneva al Fairmont Grand Hotel. Copyright: gioiellis.com
Haute Jewels Geneva al Fairmont Grand Hotel. Copyright: gioiellis.com






The new Art Dèco by Roberto Coin




Art Deco is about to turn one hundred years old. The name, in fact, is the abbreviation for Arts Décoratifs, and it is a style that appeared for the first time in France shortly before the First World War, but which officially took its name from the International Exhibition of Decorative and Industrial Arts held in Paris in 1925. Despite this, the art deco style is in excellent health, as demonstrated by the jewelry line launched a few years ago by Roberto Coin, which continues to be renewed.

Rose gold pendants with lapislazuli and diamonds and Rose gold pendant with diamonds
Rose gold pendants with lapislazuli and diamonds and Rose gold pendant with diamonds

The collection of the Italian jeweler has recorded a good success and that is why the Maison has fed the catalog with always new variations. The jewels are made with the typical materials of the brand: yellow and pink gold, black jade, mother of pearl, deep blue lapis lazuli, malachite and turquoise, with the addition of pieces with white diamonds. The long necklaces with pendants, the new multicolored rings and the tassel-shaped earrings are the new entries of the collection.
Rose gold earrings with lapislazuli and diamonds
Rose gold earrings with lapislazuli and diamonds

Rose gold ring with diamonds, lapislazuli, turquoise, with diamonds, lapislazuli, with diamonds, lapislazuli, turquoise, malachite, red agate, mother of pearl and black jade and ring with diamonds
Rose gold ring with diamonds, lapislazuli, turquoise, with diamonds, lapislazuli, with diamonds, lapislazuli, turquoise, malachite, red agate, mother of pearl and black jade and ring with diamonds
Rose gold ring with diamonds, lapislazuli, turquoise, malachite, red agate, mother of pearl and black jade; Rose gold ring with diamonds
Rose gold ring with diamonds, lapislazuli, turquoise, malachite, red agate, mother of pearl and black jade; Rose gold ring with diamonds

Rose gold earrings with diamonds
Rose gold earrings with diamonds







New Venetian princesses for Roberto Coin




What girl wouldn’t like to be a Venetian princess? The idea appears attractive to a large number of women fascinated not only by the noble title, but also by the atmosphere of the most magical city in the world. And this is the idea behind the Venetian Princess collection by Roberto Coin, which is now being renewed. The collection, presented years ago, has over time added new pieces to its vast catalog. Now it’s the turn of new jewels with malachite and lapis lazuli inserts. The semi-precious stones are set in pink or white gold, accompanied by diamonds and the classic ruby ​​placed inside the jewel (a characteristic of the Maison). Furthermore, next to the gold with twisted thread there is also a process called style titanium.

Orecchini in oro, diamanti, lavorazione rose style titanium
Orecchini in oro, diamanti, lavorazione rose style titanium

The style, which is similar to that of the Princess Flower collection, is based on the motif of the four-lobed flower derived from the flowery Gothic used for much of Venetian architecture. This motif occurs in the oldest buildings in Venice in the openings between small close columns, in the openings above quadrilobate openings, in the decorations along the roof line. Jewels, like the palaces of Venice, communicate a sense of wealth and abundance. Worthy of a Venetian princess.

Orecchini in oro, diamanti, lavorazione rose style titanium
Orecchini in oro, diamanti, lavorazione rose style titanium

Lo stile, che è simile a quello della collezione Princess Flower, si basa sul motivo del fiore a quattro lobi derivato dal gotico fiorito utilizzato per buona parte dell’architettura veneziana. Questo motivo ricorre nelle costruzioni più antiche di Venezia nelle aperture tra piccole colonne ravvicinate, nei trafori sopra aperture quadrilobate, nelle decorazioni lungo la linea del tetto. I gioielli, come i palazzi di Venezia, comunicano un senso di ricchezza e abbondanza. Degno di una principessa veneziana.

Bracciale in oro rosa e lapislazzuli
Bracciale in oro rosa e lapislazzuli
Orecchini in oro giallo con malachite e diamanti
Orecchini in oro giallo con malachite e diamanti
Pendente in oro giallo con malachite e diamanti
Pendente in oro giallo con malachite e diamanti
Anelli in oro giallo con malachite e diamanti
Anelli in oro giallo con malachite e diamanti
Pendente in oro rosa con lapislazzuli e diamanti
Pendente in oro rosa con lapislazzuli e diamanti

Anelli della collezione Venetian Princess
Anelli della collezione Venetian Princess







Art Deco by Roberto Coin for Emily in Paris

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Roberto Coin from jewelry shop windows to television screens. However, it is not the Venetian jeweler who appears in a Netflix series, but a special series from his Art Deco collection. It is a new version of the collection, with turquoise and diamonds, which has become part of the second season of Emily in Paris, a very successful series. It is the story of the loves, friendships and sentimental adventures of Emily Cooper, a young Chicago girl who works in marketing and public relations, who moves to France to assist a small boutique agency in the heart of the city.

Pendente in oro rosa, diamanti, turchese
Pendente in oro rosa, diamanti, turchese

For the second season, Roberto Coin’s Art Deco collection was chosen, which is also one of the brand’s best-selling collections. The collection incorporates the zigzag lines, pointed corners and soft tassels, elements that characterize the style between the thirties and forties. The fringes add an extra touch that makes the jewelry even small pastimes to play with.
Orecchini in oro rosa e turchese della collezione Art Deco
Orecchini in oro rosa, diamanti e turchese della collezione Art Deco

Orecchini in oro rosa e madreperla, indossati
Orecchini in oro rosa e madreperla, indossati
Gioielli della collezione Art Deco indossati
Gioielli della collezione Art Deco indossati
Anelli Art Deco indossati
Anelli Art Deco indossati
Pendente in oro rosa e turchese
Pendente in oro rosa e turchese

Anello con nappa in oro rosa, diamanti e turchese
Anello con nappa in oro rosa, diamanti e turchese







Roberto Coin’s jewels at the Met Gala




Among the jewels spotted at the Met Gala there were also those of Roberto Coin. Wearing them was Cynthia Erivo, English actress, singer and songwriter, who chose a choker with 327-carat fire opal and 40-carat diamond from the Italian maison. The necklace was created exclusively for Cynthia for the theme of the Guilded Age evening.

Cynthia Erivo
Cynthia Erivo

Cynthia Erivo also wore the Snake bracelet with diamonds and emerald, the Dahlia Cento Diamond bracelet, the Marquesa bracelet with diamonds, the Fiore Couture Cento Diamond ring, the pink sapphire and the Cento Diamond band, the Rosette Cento Diamond ring. , the Dolce 3 ring in Cento stone with pear-shaped diamond and Ring with Diamond Princess tassel.
Anelli della linea 100 Diamond, con diamanti e zaffiri blu e rosa
Anelli della linea 100 Diamond, con diamanti e zaffiri blu e rosa

Cynthia Erivo con i gioielli by Roberto Coin
Cynthia Erivo con i gioielli by Roberto Coin

braccialetto-Snake-con-diamanti-e-smeraldo
Braccialetto Snake con diamanti e asmeraldo







Roberto Coin’s zodiac

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What hasn’t changed in a thousand and more years now? The idea that fate is determined or influenced by the stars. In other words: the belief that astrology is a serious matter. For many it is a game, for others it is a faith, for still others a habit. But there are also those who don’t care, even if when asked “what sign are you?” the disbeliever can answer immediately. However it is considered, astrology is part of popular, widespread culture, even if it has no scientific basis (but today a post on Facebook counts more than the opinion of an astronomer). All this premise to understand why most jewelers choose to create collections with the signs of the zodiac.

I medaglioni con i segni dello zodiaco
I medaglioni con i segni dello zodiaco

Roberto Coin too offers a series of unisex medallions, with the symbols of Libra, Sagittarius, Capricorn, etc. The line is part of the Venetian Princess collection. The medallions are made of shiny or satin gold, while the zodiac signs are indicated with small designs traced with lines of brilliant diamonds on its surface. The chain of each locket is also special, designed to be worn in different ways. Each chain and each diamond is handmade.
Medaglione con il segno del sagittario
Medaglione con il segno del sagittario

Il retro dei medaglioni
Il retro dei medaglioni
Medaglione con il segno dell'ariete
Medaglione con il segno dell’ariete

Medaglione con il segno dell'acquario
Medaglione con il segno dell’acquario







Haute Jewels Geneva, positive balance

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The idea worked. The report of Haute Jewels Geneva, which was held at the Fairmont Grand Hotel Geneva in conjunction with Watch & Wonders in the Swiss city on Lake Geneva, had a positive response. The event was attended by 18 big names in jewelry: Yoko London, Roberto Coin, Crivelli, Sutra, Bayco, Eto Maria, Stenzhorn, Marco Bicego, Mariani, Palmiero, Picchiotti, Gorgoglione, Hans D. Krieger, Leo Pizzo, Verdi, Annamaria Cammilli , Barakà and Sicis.

Haute Jewels Geneva. Copyright: gioiellis.com
Haute Jewels Geneva. Copyright: gioiellis.com

The 2022 edition of Haute Jewels Geneva was an unequivocal success. We believe the triumph of this show marks the beginning of an exciting new chapter for the jewelry industry. Smaller commercial events composed of like-minded brands can offer a more focused, more enjoyable and beneficial luxury experience for both brands and visitors. We look forward to the 2023 edition of Haute Jewels Geneva.
Michael Hakimian, CEO of Yoko London and Event Founder

Michael Hakimian, Ceo di Yoko London. Copyright gioiellis.com
Michael Hakimian, Ceo di Yoko London. Copyright gioiellis.com

The success of the “mini Baselword” is also due to the selection of brands and the atmosphere offered by the location. In the same hotel, although outside the Haute Jewels Geneva, there were also two other brands: Piero Milano and Dolce & Gabbana, an aspect that has probably contributed to attracting visitors.

Haute Jewels Geneva, gioielli esposti. Copyright: gioiellis.com
Haute Jewels Geneva, gioielli esposti. Copyright: gioiellis.com

Haute Jewels Geneva al Fairmont Grand Hotel. Copyright: gioiellis.com
Haute Jewels Geneva al Fairmont Grand Hotel. Copyright: gioiellis.com







In 18 for Haute Jewels Geneva

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The time has come for the small Baselworld of jewelry, as some have dubbed it. From March 30 to April 5, at the Fairmont Grand Hotel in Geneva, 18 great names in jewelry give life to Haute Jewels Geneva. This is an event born after the evaporation of Baselworld and in conjunction with Watches and Wonders, a fair centered on fine watchmaking that takes place on the same days in the Swiss city. A first experiment had already been organized in 2019, but with only four exhibitors and with the subsequent suspension due to the covid. Now, however, the organizers led by Michael Hakimian, CEO of Yoko London, are back and with greater participation.

Michael Hakimian, Ceo di Yoko London. Copyright gioiellis.com
Michael Hakimian, Ceo di Yoko London. Copyright gioiellis.com

In all, therefore, the brands present at the Fairmont Grand Hotel Geneva are 18, with a majority of Italian Maison: Yoko London, Roberto Coin, Sutra, Crivelli, Bayco, Etho Maria, Stenzhorn, Marco Bicego, Mariani, Palmiero, Picchiotti, Gorgoglione , Hans D. Krieger, Leo Pizzo, Verdi Gioielli, Annamaria Cammilli, Barakà, Sicis.

Haute Jewels Geneva 2019. Copyright: gioiellis.com
Haute Jewels Geneva 2019. Copyright: gioiellis.com
Gioielli Sutra a Haute Jewels Geneva 2019. Copyright: gioiellis.com
Gioielli Sutra a Haute Jewels Geneva 2019. Copyright: gioiellis.com

Collier di Yoko London a Haute Jewels Geneva 2019. Copyright: gioiellis.com
Collier di Yoko London a Haute Jewels Geneva 2019. Copyright: gioiellis.com







Roberto Coin’s fiesta in Navarre




Among the new jewels by Roberto Coin there is a collection that has miles of history and stories behind it. The novelty is called, in fact, Navarre. It is the name of a region of the Basque Country, in the north of Spain, famous for its traditions and its epic. The capital of Navarre is Pamplona, ​​where once a year the famous bull races take place in the streets during the Fiesta celebrated by Ernest Hemingway (they are called encierro and there are six, one a day). And he was the son of Navarre Don José, the protagonist in love, like everyone, with Carmen in the homonymous opera by Georges Bizet. We could go on.

Anello della collezione Navarra in oro giallo e diamanti
Anello della collezione Navarra in oro giallo e diamanti

The myths of that land, in any case, are inspired by the collection of jewels which incorporates the ancient coat of arms of the kingdom, consisting of 16 chains arranged in a radial pattern and surmounted by a large crown. The collection, presented in 2022, is now enriched with new pieces. The chains, therefore, are the dominant motif of the collection but, of course, reinterpreted: solid as in the bracelets and rings, or mobile as in the earrings and necklaces. Although inspired by the past, the jewels have a contemporary and powerful look precisely because they lack artificial details and instead have an imposing essentiality. Like the character of the people of Navarre.

Orecchini in oro giallo e diamanti
Orecchini in oro giallo e diamanti
Bracciali in oro giallo e diamanti
Bracciali in oro giallo e diamanti
Collana in oro giallo e diamanti
Collana regolabile in oro giallo e diamanti
Bracciale morbido in oro giallo e diamanti
Bracciale morbido in oro giallo e diamanti

Bracciale in oro giallo della collezione Navarra
Bracciale rigido in oro giallo della collezione Navarra

Orecchini con pavé di diamanti
Orecchini con pavé di diamanti







Haute Jewels expands with Barakà and Sicis




The group of brands that will participate in Haute Jewels Geneva, an event designed for an international audience, at the same time as Watches and Wonders, focused on fine watchmaking, is expanding. The two events will take place, in fact, on the same dates, from March 30 to April 5. Two Italian companies are now added to the patrol of brands announced in the autumn: Baraka and Sicis. The first specializes in jewelry for the male world. The second, on the other hand, is famous for the use of the micromosaic technique. In all, therefore, the brands exhibiting at the Fairmont Grand Hotel Geneva will be 18: Yoko London, Roberto Coin, Sutra, Crivelli, Bayco, Etho Maria, Stenzhorn, Marco Bicego, Mariani, Palmiero, Picchiotti, Gorgoglione, Hans D. Krieger, Leo Pizzo, Verdi Gioielli, Annamaria Cammilli, Barakà, Sicis.

Collana e orecchini indossati by Sicis
Collana e orecchini indossati by Sicis

We are delighted to have had the opportunity to add two more prestigious global brands to the line-up at Haute Jewels Geneva. Sicis and Baraka will bring added allure and excitement to the group and it promises to be a magnificent event
Michael Hakimian, CEO of Yoko London and founder of Haute Jewels Geneva

Michael Hakimian, Ceo di Yoko London
Michael Hakimian, Ceo di Yoko London

What promises to be a small exclusive fair was born from the need of jewelry companies to present themselves to an audience that no longer has the stage of Baselworld, which ended two years ago, at its disposal. A first taste of Haute Jewels Geneva took place already in 2019, with the first four jewelry brands (they were Yoko London, Crivelli, Sutra and Roberto Coin), while in the two previous years the idea was frozen by the epidemic. Visitors, in the organizers’ program, “will experience an intimate and luxurious environment for jewelry buyers and suppliers to conduct business, a concept that seems even more relevant after the restrictions imposed by the pandemic. With the opportunity to see each other face to face again, it promises to be a dynamic event, which combines the strength, creativity and experience of the participating brands “. Visitor registration is done on the site dedicated to the event.

Gioielli by Barakà
Gioielli by Barakà
Collana di Yoko London esposta nella prima edizione di Haute Jewels. Copyright: gioiellis.com






Roberto Coin on the moon with Pois Moi

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One of the funniest collections by Roberto Coin, Pois Moi, is renewed and adds a new line. Pois Moi Luna adds variations to the collection that was born from the inspiration of the old sixties television screens. Those square boxes, but with a rounded edge, have been transformed by the Venetian jeweler into a series of jewels with a hint of non-conformism. In the first version of Pois Moi, gold was an absolute element. Then came a second more luxurious release, covered with a diamond pavé, also with a retro flavor, but this time with a touch of the Thirties.

Bracciali Pois Moi Luna in oro e diamanti
Bracciali Pois Moi Luna in oro e diamanti

Pois Moi Luna, third version, instead has a retro-futuristic approach: they mix the charm of vintage with spatial atmospheres, with jewels that reproduce the lunar surface with its gold craters, surrounded by a pavé of diamonds or by the smooth surface of the metal in pink, yellow, or white version. A motif that is also repeated inside the jewels, with the result of lightening their weight and making them more pleasant to wear.
Anelli Pois Moi Luna in oro rosa e bianco con pavé di diamanti
Anelli Pois Moi Luna in oro rosa e bianco con pavé di diamanti

Bracciali Pois Moi Luna in oro rosa e pavé di diamanti
Bracciali Pois Moi Luna in oro rosa e bianco con pavé di diamanti
Orecchini Pois Moi Luna in oro rosa
Orecchini Pois Moi Luna in oro rosa
Anello in oro giallo con pavé di diamanti
Anello in oro giallo con pavé di diamanti

Anello in oro rosa con pavé di diamanti
Anello in oro rosa con pavé di diamanti







Haute Jewels Geneva with 16 major brands




Farewell Baselworld. The Maisons of jewelry organize their fair, in combination with Watches and Wonders, the event dedicated to the top timepiece brands. The novelty, on the other hand, is called Haute Jewels Geneva, the international fair of high jewelery, which will be held at the Fairmont Grand Hotel from 30 March to 5 April 2022, simultaneously with the event dedicated to watches. In short, no return to Basel. The first taste of Haute Jewels Geneva was in 2019, in January, with the participation of four brands (Yoko London, Roberto Coin, Crivelli and Sutra). The idea was liked and in 2020 the event was to be repeated with eight brands. But the pandemic forced the appointment to be canceled both in 2020 and in 2021.

Bracciale di perle di Yoko London alla edizione 2019 di Haute Jewels Geneve
Bracciale di perle di Yoko London alla edizione 2019 di Haute Jewels Geneve

In 2022, however, Haute Jewels Geneva will return with 16 major jewelry brands: Yoko London, Roberto Coin, Sutra, Crivelli, Bayco, Eto Maria, Stenzhorn, Marco Bicego, Mariani, Palmiero, Picchiotti, Gorgoglione, Hans D. Krieger, Leo Pizzo, Verdi, Annamaria Cammilli. The decision of the brands marks, perhaps, the tombstone on the former great Baselworld watch and jewelry fair. On the other hand, the world changes quickly.

Gioielli by Sutra alla edizione 2019 di Haute Jewels Geneve. Copyright: gioiellis.com
Gioielli by Sutra alla edizione 2019 di Haute Jewels Geneve. Copyright: gioiellis.com

Fairmont Grand Hotel di Ginevra
Fairmont Grand Hotel di Ginevra







Roberto Coin’s Love in Verona is renewed

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Love is eternal perhaps only in the cinema, but a diamond is forever. And, more generally, love comes and goes, but the jewels remain. There is, however, a love that has endured for four centuries: that of Romeo and Juliet. The Love in Verona collection by Roberto Coin is dedicated to them or, more precisely, to the city of Verona that hosts the memory of the play written by William Shakespeare. The jewelry line was launched last year, but the pandemic year has certainly not contributed to its spread, at least in terms of press presentations.

Rainbow design necklace in rose gold with mother of pearl, sapphires, green garnet and diamonds
Rainbow design necklace in rose gold with mother of pearl, sapphires, green garnet and diamonds

Now, however, the fairs dedicated to jewelry are back in attendance and in the meantime the collection has been enriched with new pieces, such as rings or earrings composed of a disc with concentric circles of pink gold and semi-precious stones, such as malachite and lapis lazuli, in a slightly art deco geometric style. There is also a multi-gem version, which in addition to diamonds has lines composed of sapphires with different colors surrounding a round of mother-of-pearl. A pendant necklace also features a circle with the symbols of the zodiac signs. Who knows what sign Juletta and Romeo were.

Rose gold bangles with black and white diamonds
Rose gold bangles with black and white diamonds
Rose gold earrings with black and white diamonds
Rose gold earrings with black and white diamonds
Rose gold ring with black and white diamonds, rose gold ring with diamonds, rose gold ring with diamonds pavé
Rose gold ring with black and white diamonds, rose gold ring with diamonds, rose gold ring with diamonds pavé
Zodiac design rose gold necklace with lapis lazuli and diamonds
Zodiac design rose gold necklace with lapis lazuli and diamonds
Round design earrings in rose gold with lapis lazuli and diamonds
Round design earrings in rose gold with lapis lazuli and diamonds
Round design earrings in rose gold with malachite, black jade and diamonds
Round design earrings in rose gold with malachite, black jade and diamonds
Round design earrings in yellow gold with diamonds
Round design earrings in yellow gold with diamonds

Round design earrings in rose gold with mother of pearl, sapphires, green garnet and diamonds
Round design earrings in rose gold with mother of pearl, sapphires, green garnet and diamonds







The new Princess Flowers by Roberto Coin




Beautiful things do not go away. And the things you like are renewed over time. Years ago Roberto Coin launched the Princess Flower collection, which met with widespread approval. The collection, therefore, was cultivated as a plant that ripens fruit every year. In fact, also for the 2021-2022 season, the Venetian Maison presents new pieces from the collection. But these are not just small variations on the theme, because completely new elements have also been introduced. However, the creative style that characterizes the Princess line remains unchanged, including the Princess Flower variant, which consists of the characteristic processing of the twisted thread, a tradition of ancient Venetian goldsmiths, used here as a three-dimensional frame surrounding the icon of the flower.

Orecchini in oro rosa con pavé di diamanti e lapislazzuli
Orecchini in oro rosa con pavé di diamanti e lapislazzuli

The collection is always inspired by the floral decorations of the Venetian palaces. The small decorative flower designed in Princess jewels is reworked to become the protagonist of the collection. The corolla is revealed in all its shades made of gold and precious stones. The production process of Princess Flower involves a work of perfect balance between the technology that develops the entire internal structure of the jewel and the hands of the craftsmen who assemble flower by flower and decorate its petals, which feature a pavé of diamonds, or surfaces made with malachite, onyx, mother of pearl.
Orecchini in oro rosa con diamanti bianchi e neri
Orecchini in oro rosa con diamanti bianchi e neri

Anello in oro bianco con turchese e diamanti. Anello in oro rosa con lapislazzuli e diamanti
Anello in oro bianco con turchese e diamanti. Anello in oro rosa con lapislazzuli e diamanti
Collane-bracciali trasformabili, in oro rosa con malachite, onice, madreperla e diamanti
Collane-bracciali trasformabili, in oro rosa con malachite, onice, madreperla e diamanti
Anelli in oro rosa con giada nera, malachite, madreperla e diamanti
Anelli in oro rosa con giada nera, malachite, madreperla e diamanti
Bracciale in oro giallo con madreperla e diamanti
Bracciale in oro giallo con madreperla e diamanti
Anelli in oro rosa e bianco con madreperla, diamanti bianchi e diamanti neri
Anelli in oro rosa e bianco con madreperla, diamanti bianchi e diamanti neri
Orecchini in oro rosa e bianco con madreperla, diamanti bianchi e diamanti neri
Orecchini in oro rosa e bianco con madreperla, diamanti bianchi e diamanti neri
Bracciale in oro  giallo con diamanti
Bracciale in oro giallo con diamanti
Anelli in oro bianco e oro rosa con diamanti bianchi e neri
Anelli in oro bianco e oro rosa con diamanti bianchi e neri

Collana in oro rosa con diamanti bianchi e neri
Collana in oro rosa con diamanti bianchi e neri







Vicenzaoro at quota 700

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Vicenzaoro wants to go back to business as usual. He wants to leave the annus horribilis 2020 behind and return to breathe (with the Green Pass and Safe Travel rightly needed to enter). Result: Italian Exhibition Group, the company that organizes Vicenzaoro (10-14 September) announces that an edition in the name of normality is expected. That is, with many exhibitors present: booked, anticipates Ieg, there are over 700 exhibiting brands. And, news that makes everyone breathe a sigh of relief, the Icon community, that is the space that will host the most prestigious brands, is sold out.

VicenzaOro January. Copyright: gioiellis.com
VicenzaOro January. Copyright: gioiellis.com

We look forward to Vicenzaoro because it is an opportunity to show our jewels to new potential international buyers and the sector press. An expected face-to-face meeting with great relational and business value.
Jerome Favier, CEO of Damiani Group

Jerome Favier, Ceo di Damiani
Jerome Favier, Ceo di Damiani

Damiani has announced that it will present the novelties of the Minou collection at Vicenzaoro. In addition, an exclusive interpretation of the Mimosa collection in white gold, diamonds and sardonic cameo will be exhibited. Salvini, also part of the Damiani group, will present the news of the Link collection and Bliss, another brand of the Valenza stable, will show new variants of the Rugiada and Regal collections.
Booth di Fope, VicenzaOro January 2018. Copyright: gioiellis.com
Booth di Fope, VicenzaOro January 2018. Copyright: gioiellis.com

Furthermore, among the big brands present there will be Roberto Coin, Fope, Crivelli. Gismondi 1754, Annamaria Cammilli, Nanis, Giovanni Ferraris, Davite & Delucchi, Vendorafa and Picchiotti. Fabergè foretold the Centenary Egg, handmade in yellow gold, weighs 10 kilograms and is inspired by the first imperial egg of 1885. The jewel commemorates the anniversary of the death of Peter Carl Fabergé. Among the foreign brands, the German Stenzhorn, the Dutch Tirisi, the Lebanese Yeprem, specialized in high-end diamond-based and large-sized jewelery, Akillis, Yoko London are confirmed.
Il booth di Yoko London. Copyright: gioiellis.com
Il booth di Yoko London. Copyright: gioiellis.com







Vicenzaoro September, here are the first brands

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The trade fair sector wakes up, with Vicenzaoro ready to return from 10 to 14 September, in attendance. For now, the adhesion of the brands to the main Italian event in the gold and jewelery sector is encouraging: Fope, Roberto Coin, Crivelli, Bros Manifatture, Unoaerre, Graziella Group, Chrysos, Karizia, World Diamond Group are among the big names already confirmed, according to what Ieg, the company that organizes the Vicenza event, communicates. Waiting for other jewelry big names to return to occupy the booths of the fair. It should also be remembered that T.Gold (machines and equipment, with the confirmations of Sisma, Legor, Fasti, Ombi, Cimo) and VoVintage (watches and vintage jewelery, open to the public) remain in the program together with Vicenzaoro.

Tra i booth di VicenzaOro January. Copyright: gioiellis.com
Tra i booth di VicenzaOro January. Copyright: gioiellis.com

We are confident that in Vicenza we will reap the first fruits of the sacrifices made in this year and a half of restrictions given the good feeling of the market for the Italian product and the willingness of companies to get back into the game to return to business in person and safely.
Stefano de Pascale, director of Confindustria Federorafi

VicenzaOro September 2019
VicenzaOro September 2019. Copyright: gioiellis.com

According to the latest sample survey prepared for Federorafi by the Confindustria Moda Study Center, in January-March 2021 24% of the Italian companies interviewed reported an increase in turnover compared to the first quarter of 2020. And the sentiment of the sample sees 25% with a start of recovery already in spring 2021, 39% starting from autumn 2021. About half of the sample (48%) reports a renewed dynamism of foreign markets, United States, France, United Arab Emirates / Qatar on the others.

VicenzaOro september 2018. Copyright gioiellis.com
VicenzaOro september 2018. Copyright gioiellis.com

Other confirmations come from foreign buyers, who are planning their visit to the event. The VBI, Vicenzaoro Buyer Index, which periodically detects the attitudes of a representative panel of global operators, highlights in June that confidence in future business has more than doubled compared to last year. The propensity to participate in the fair in presence from the Middle East and North America, but also from Europe and Italy, is growing at the same pace. According to a survey by Confcommercio Federpreziosi, the participation intentions of retailers and operators are positive: 75% plan to return to the Vicenza pavilions to renew or expand the product range (33.2%), but above all to resume relations direct professionals with suppliers, customers, colleagues (41.7%).

Nel booth di Alessio Boschi. Copyright: gioiellis.com
Nel booth di Alessio Boschi. Copyright: gioiellis.com







Tassels and fringes for Roberto Coin’s princesses

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There are women who tend to extreme judgment on themselves: they feel like Cinderella or princesses. Sometimes a jewel is enough to help the former to consider themselves better. And Roberto Coin‘s Princess collection can be the right way, also because the series of jewels, divided into different product lines, is designed to be clearly visible and, therefore, self-rewarding. The Princess collection is now enriched with tassels, fringes and pendants that accentuate the romantic style, with art deco accents of the jewelry. Necklaces, bracelets and rings are available in rose, yellow or white gold, with brilliant cut diamonds set nicely in the metal.

Yellow gold tassel earrings with satinized finish and white gold
Yellow gold tassel earrings with satinized finish and white gold

Each jewel is engraved by hand through a delicate manufacturing process, which is inspired by the decorative lace of the flowery Gothic, used by the ancient Venetian palaces. The articulated structure hidden in the inner part of each jewel was also used in the Venetian Princess and Princess Flower lines.
Yellow gold tassel earrings with satinized finish and white diamonds
Yellow gold tassel earrings with satinized finish and white diamonds

Yellow gold tassel bangle with satinized finish and white diamonds
Yellow gold tassel bangle with satinized finish and white diamonds
Yellow gold tassel band ring with satinized finish and white diamonds
Yellow gold tassel band ring with satinized finish and white diamonds
Yellow gold tassel dome ring with satinized finish and white diamonds
Yellow gold tassel dome ring with satinized finish and white diamonds

Rose and white gold tassel pendant with satinized finish and white diamonds
Rose and white gold tassel pendant with satinized finish and white diamonds







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