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RF Jewels looking for Glow

Published on September 25, 2019

Anello in oro rosa e diamanti di Rf Jewels

The Glow collection of the Roman Maison RF Jewels: gold bands interrupted by diamonds ♦

In the historic center of Rome, in Via Delle Fratte, a stone’s throw from Largo del Nazareno and the church of S. Andrea delle Fratte, is RF Jewels’ pretty studio-lab. The church is also called the sanctuary of the Madonna del Miracolo because, according to tradition, almost two centuries ago it hosted a surprising religious conversion by Alphonse Marie Ratisbonne. Perhaps also due to its indirect influence with this prodigy, the small jewelery Maison has miraculously been reborn from the experience of the Rivière brand. But maintaining skills, tradition and aesthetic spirit.

What the Maison defines as “manpower between ancient school and minimal avant-garde”, therefore has the merit of offering jewels where innovation follows the step of goldsmith traditions, without unnecessary leaps into the void. This does not mean, however, that it does not know how to offer jewels with a modern taste. As evidenced by the Glow collection, which aligns jewels with a modern line, with pink or white gold bands interrupted by marquise or pear cut diamonds. A modern form, but without being weird.

Bracciale a tre bande in oro bianco e diamanti

The necklace is a map

Published on September 3, 2019

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Storytelling Jewelery proposes jewels that represent city or neighborhood maps. Also the one chosen by you ♦

Idea: a necklace or a ring for not getting lost in the city. As the necklace that also becomes a map, with the streets forming a grid. The idea of an Israeli designer Talia Sari Wiener. His Storytelling Jewelery, founded in 2011, offers pendants which are maps of Rome, Barcelona, Jerusalem, New York, Paris, San Francisco, Tel Aviv and Tokyo. These maps, rather decorative and striking are silver or brass-plated 24-karat gold. Sure, if you look for the address of a restaurant or a hotel you can not find it on this jewels, but the idea is somewhat reminiscent of Alviero Martini maps on bags. If you consider the necklace a little too cumbersome, here is the rings, with the same maps, but on a smaller scale.

Esempio di un pendente-mappa selezionato online. In questo caso una porzione del centro di Milano

But the real novelty is the possibility of choosing a map of your choice, even that of the neighborhood where you live, or of a place you are particularly fond of. Through the Storytelling Jewelery website you can choose your favorite city and area online and immediately see the map transformed into a jewel.

Rf Jewels, rebirth in tradition

Published on August 2, 2019

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Orecchini Italian Garden, con diamanti e smeraldi

The collections of Rf Jewels, the Roman Maison that took the place of Rivière ♦ ︎

Issues of copyright and perhaps of dialectics that has crept in the course of the company passages: the result is that last year the Roman Maison, Rivière, changed its name. Like the mythical phoenix, the company has been reborn and is now called Rf Jewels: the initial abbreviation refers to the words Rivière and future. In short, new life, but without abandoning what has been done in recent years. The production of jewelry, in short, has continued in the same classic-innovative style. And the RF Jewels catalog also includes the collections previously made under the Rivière brand.

For example, to the pearls engraved and worked with gold and diamonds are added collections such as Italian Garden, where rings, earrings and necklaces are made with another characteristic element of Rivière, the diamonds, and combined with rubies, emeralds and sapphires. Or to the Nude jewelry line, more modern, in yellow or white gold with small diamonds pavé.

Orecchini con perle, oro rosa e diamanti

Anello triplo in oro e diamanti della collezioen Nudo — Anello triplo in oro e diamanti della collezione Nudo

Bracciale in oro e diamanti della collezione Nudo

Orecchini a frange Italian Garden, con diamanti e smeraldi

orecchini con zaffiri e diamanti — Orecchini con diamanti e zaffiri

Joanne Burke’s Grand Tour

Published on July 21, 2019

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Jewelery inspired by ancient Rome (but not only) by british designer Joanne Burke ♦

Once upon a time, there was what was called the Grand Tour. Young nobles and intellectuals of Northern Europe from the 18th to the 18th century went to Italy to visit monuments, paintings and frescoes of the Renaissance, to enrich their culture and make an experience. Even today, many people are fascinated by the testimonies that History and culture have left in Italy (as well as the pleasures of food for the truth). Someone, like Joanne Burke, decides to stay in Italy, in Rome. Not only that: the young and extravagant British jewelry designer has also chosen to create collections inspired by antiquity. Its bronze jewelry, sometimes plated with gold, resembles forms and icons used in ancient Rome, from the anthropomorphic sun to the relief figures found on friezes and marble stele. But they are not a mere replica of the past, as is evidenced by the curious jewelry applied on the eyebrows.

Bracciale in argento e anello in argento con perla

Another not common aspect is the choice of models and models wearing her jewels and appearing on her Instagram profile (we have chosen some pictures for example). Or the little not orthodox instruments she uses to make her pieces (it looks like tools for dentists). She began almost by chance, realizing rings for herself: with strange shapes of penis, eyes, a hermaphrodite. They asked to her to buy them and so she went on. And so, her Grand Tour was good: her work debuted at London Fashion Week. Lavinia Andorno

Pendente in argneto oppure oro con perle chicchi di riso e diaspro rosa

Alessio Boschi, the Imperial Rome at Couture

Published on June 4, 2019

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Alessio Boschi at the Couture Show: one of the great jewelry artists shows the latest creations at the Las Vegas event ♦ ︎

Alessio Boschi’s creative highways lead to two different places: the first is the tradition of classical culture, between architecture and sculpture of Italy, miniatures and the Renaissance.
At the Couture Show, for example, Alessio Boschi does not neglect this creative vein, that inspired by classical art, starting from that of ancient Rome. As evidenced by the large necklace, which is accompanied by a ring and a pair of earrings, under the name of Imperial Acanthus. Acanthus leaves were an ornament that was used in Greek and Roman architecture. In Roman times the composite capital was born from the union of the lower part of the Corinthian capital, with the acanthus leaves, and of the Ionic capital. The acanthus had a strong symbolic value, in connection with the Augustan propaganda of a return to the golden age and to the cult of Apollo. Golden age that is evoked in the necklace with extraordinary Tahiti pearls and precious stones, together with two cameos always decorated with classic figures.

It is a style consistent with another exceptional piece by Alessio Boschi, a necklace in pure neoclassical style. A millennial leap that, however, has the same antiquity of the classical era as its subject. In this case, it is a precious and faithful necklace to the nineteenth-century taste: 18 strands of Baby Akoya pearls in a natural color and a large, magnificent, authentic cameo. In fact, the shell with the large head of Zeus refers to Tommaso Saulini, the most famous Roman engraver of the time. His works were a must-have in the nineteenth century, a souvenir of the Eternal City that cannot be renounced for the upper middle class and the international aristocracy who came to Rome for the Grand Tour. In addition, the Italian jeweler, like the refined dandy of then, it was inspired by Canova and Thorvaldsen, disseminating in the mount stylistic elements taken from the Greek and Latin sculptural tradition: a blaze of palms, acanthus leaves, garlands are engraved on the back.

This care for detail, for the finish even in the most hidden parts is precisely the Boschi signature. And, again, on the jewel there is the muted red of rubellite pearls, a shade beloved by Napoleon and also used in Egyptian art. But the real surprise is the pieces that make up the jewel: the hanging pearl fringe comes off and can be used as a brooch. Function already present in the origin (and fortunately maintained) of the cameo that is only inserted in the new structure. A tilting system makes the day and night of the Medici tombs appear, a dip in the Renaissance that recalls the classical age.

But the second place of creativity of Alessio Boschi is that of nature, with high jewelry that would like also to Greta Thunberg would also like. For example, with the Melting Arctic ring: a jewel that is a small world, as often happens with Alessio Boschi’s creations. The ring is built on a band in 18 carat white gold studded with white diamonds and micro Paraiba. The dome of the ring is a sculpted white topaz, which looks like a block of melting ice due to global warming. In short, high jewelry with a social message. The dome, however, opens and inside there are three bears, a mother bear with two cubs, surrounded by a series of blue moonstones, representing drops of water and branches of icicles set with sparkling gems.

Attention: the puppies are separated from the mother due to layers of loose ice frosted with quartz, floating apart. In short, a jewel and at the same time a theater, with furrows that emphasize the distance between one ice and another underlined by dark blue enamel (the sea that creates fractures in the ice) while white bears are attached to pieces of ice and they are carved in Tagua walnut, a South American tree, also called vegetable ivory.
Furthermore, the ring can stand upright because of its flat bottom sculpted with concentric ripples that imitate the circles created by a drop when it falls on a surface of the water, another reference to the melting ice in the Arctic region due to the climate changes.

Il retro dell'Artic Rinf — Il retro dell’Artic Rinf

Alessio Boschi. Copyright: gioiellis.com

Spilla a cameo con l'effige di Zeus — Spilla a cameo con l’effige di Zeus

Bulgari, the new B.zero1 rings

Published on February 24, 2019

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Anello B.zero1 XXth Anniversary a cinque bande in oro bianco 18 kt, con pavé di diamanti (1,42 ct) sulla spirale

The new rings from the B.zero1 collection by Bulgari, which turns 20. Images and prices ♦ ︎

A twenty-year-old looks for other twenties for a true friendship. It might look like an ad on a bulletin board for lonely hearts, but it’s another thing. The twenty-year-old is the B.zero1 ring by Bulgari. Born in 1999, celebrates the birthday and, at the same time, wants to please young people, the so-called Millennials, the generation born right at the turn of those years. The B.zero1 collection, inspired by the silhouette of the Colosseum, could become, in the intentions of the brand that is part of the French group Lvmh, the kind of jewel capable of attracting the attention of the new generation of customers.

For the birthday of the Bulgari collection he presented new variations of the ring, which can also be worn as a pendant.

Anello B.zero1 XXth Anniversary a cinque bande in oro rosa 18 kt

B.zero1, explained the CEO of the Maison, Jean-Christophe Babin, combines two typical works of Bulgari jewels: the tubogas, which is found in the spring of the ring and which recalls the high jewelry, and the logo repeated twice. According to Bulgari’s calculations, the price of the rings is also interesting for the Millennials, starting at € 1,140 for the one-lap version in pink gold. But of course the price goes up for richer versions, such as white gold and diamonds (8.950 euros). In twenty years 2 million pieces of this collection have been sold. Now the challenge is on the next twenty. Giulia Netrese

Anello a quattro bande in oro rosa 18 kt e ceramica nera disegnato da Zaha Hadid

Collana con ciondolo della collezione B.zero1

Anello a quattro bande in oro rosa 18 kt e ceramica bianca disegnato da Zaha Hadid

The Metafore by Giulia Barela

Published on January 26, 2019

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Giulia Barela, gioielli della collezione Metafore

Giulia Barela’s Metafore collection inspired by the great twentieth century sculptors ♦ ︎

The metaphor is a rhetorical figure that implies a shift in meaning. Calm, it’s a very simple concept. For example, we can say that among a thousand collections of jewelry we choose one. But the word thousand is not to be understood in a literal sense. We do not have a thousand collections in front of our eyes. When we say a thousand we mean, simply, that the collections are very many. We use a metaphor, in fact.

Just like the new collection of Giulia Barela, which is called Metafore.

Why is it called Metafore? Because the jewels are inspired by the sculpture of the first half of the twentieth century by artists such as Brancusi, Arp, Moore and Hepworth. The collection consists of ten models including rings, bracelets, necklaces and modular earrings. The whole “refers to a primordial alphabet made of universal geometries”. Even more philosophically, “the morphologies, although apparently abstract, are linked to the relationship between man and nature and man and society, revealing the most intimate aspects”. In short, we are on the edge of intellectual speculation. The jewels are made of gold bronze 24carat gold and silver, with smooth surfaces, polished, and large volumes emptied inside. In a literal sense, it is not a metaphor. Lavinia Andorno

Orecchini ispirati a Brancusi in bronzo rodiato nero

Orecchini ispirati a Brancusi in bronzo dorato e rodiato nero

Anello ispirato a Brancusi in bronzo dorato

Anello ispirato a Moore in bronzo dorato

Anello ispirato a Moore in bronzo dorato e perla

FuturoRemoto, nature is cyber

Published on January 11, 2019

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Anello Grasshopper in argento, oro e smeraldi

The cyber world meets nature in the FuturoRemoto ︎ jewelery collections ♦

For a brand called FuturoRemoto what better ambassador can there be more than one android? In fact, time ago, in Rome, during the symposium of digital geopolitics organized by Elettronica Group, here is Sophia, a completely digital guest star. It’s an android that speaks English perfectly and loves fashion. At the event roman it was presented itself with a high fashion dress signed Gattinoni and made by the creative director of the historic fashion house, Guillermo Mariotto. And with a wide and futuristic cyber necklace created exclusively by the goldsmith Gianni de Benedittis: a kind of planets orbiting around the neck sculpted with meteorite stones coming directly from the United States. And De Benedittis is the founder of

Gianni de Benedittis con Sophia (immagine da Instagram)

FuturoRemoto, a small jewelry Maison born in Lecce, Puglia, South of Italy.

In the FuturoRemoto collections there are also rings with the shape of aliens and earrings inspired by space adventures.
The choice to adorn the neck of the android Sophia, therefore, proved to be right. But the designer of the Lecce brand is not focused exclusively on cyber subject. His jewels, which can be simply silver plated or gold and precious stones, are also inspired by other themes, such as nature and the fashion world. The spring 2019 collection, for example, also includes a ring with the shape of a grasshopper. Margherita Donato

Anello squalo in oro 18 carati e diamanti bianchi e neri

Anello alieno, in argento brunito e smeraldi

Anello It's Me in oro, diamanti e rubini — Anello It’s Me in oro, diamanti e rubini

Pendente in argento placcato oro e smalto

Orecchini Your Dinner in argento annerito, oro, diamanti

In Rome the jewels of artists for Roberto Coin

Published on September 14, 2018

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In the Roberto Coin boutique in Rome the artists jewelry as Arman, Pol Bury, Turi Simeti… ♦ ︎

Arman, Pol Bury, Turi Simeti, Marco Lodola, Lim Dong Lak, Mauro Staccioli, Valerius Adami, Jean Claude Farhi, Emilio Isgrò. Artists who have decided, in a moment of their life, to devote themselves to small sculptures to put on the finger or wear on the wrist. In short, jewels. A collection of these jewels constitutes Marylart’s collection, on display in the Roberto Coin boutique in Rome (via del Babuino 73) from 15 to 29 September.
The collection, to be precise, is called Jewels by Contemporary Artists and is by Marylart is a publisher of Lugano for years engaged in the creation of jewelry designed by the most successful contemporary artists. The exhibition is titled, precisely, Gioielli d’Artista, and is curated by Marina Ruggieri, for over 20 years publisher of jewelry artist.

The French art critic Pierre Restany defined the collection as a “miniature museum”.

Also because they are part of artists who have marked the history of twentieth century art, such as those mentioned. “I have always considered jewelery as an art form, which goes far beyond the simple accessory linked to the world of fashion or style. This exhibition is the demonstration of how much artistic ability and sensitivity are fundamental to give life to precious and unique jewels “is the comment by Roberto Coin. Exhibitions in Rio de Janeiro, São Paulo and Beijing are scheduled for next year.

Virtual 3D world in jewelry with Marlù

Published on July 6, 2018

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The virtual world enters jewelry with the first store of Marlù ♦ ︎

The world of jewelry is largely linked to traditions. And this applies above all to the last part of the journey of a jewel, that is, sale. There is no place less tied to the time of a jewelry store, with its soft armchairs and soft lighting. Probably it will remain so for a long time, also because a certain type of clientele seeks precisely that sense of exclusivity that that get with this kind of furnitures.
But the times they are changing, not all customers are the same, not all jewels are created for the same type of audience. Here, then, that are coming ways of selling in tune with the times and, especially with the tastes of younger buyers, accustomed to live in the digital age. This news, in short, should not be taken lightly: the case of Marlù may, instead, be the first experiment of a long series.
Basically the novelty is this: in conjunction with the opening of the first monobrand in Rome of Marlù, in the Romaest shopping center, the Romagna brand of the Fabbri sisters inaugurates its first virtual boutique. You use it by downloading a free app on your smartphone (from the app stores for iPhone or Android). The app allows you to navigate in interactive mode, even in 3D, inside the store, discovering the products. Thanks to VR Experience technology, each collection «refers to dreamlike journeys that enhance its spirit and imagination, making it live in the round of the visitor. Also wanting in a three-dimensional dimension, thanks to the glasses that are available to the public in the Roman store “. It will be interesting to verify the impact, but it is a novelty for the world of jewelry.
Marlù offers five collections: Namastè, dedicated to oriental cults (cult product, the prayer bracelet) #TimeTo, Be woman, In my heart and Man. All jewels not virtual, of course. Rudy Serra

Anticoa changes silver to gold

Published on May 26, 2018

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The ancient Roman Maison Anticoa proposes silver jewelery bathed in 24-karat gold, with precious stones ♦ ︎
It is called Anticoa, but not because it offers jewels from another era. The small Roman Maison takes its name, instead, from its founder, Aldo Antico, who together with Milena Toller decided to follow his passion for jewelry. It is a small company, but with its original path, which does not go from the mass production of jewelry, but from craftsmanship. Not only that: earrings, necklaces, rings and bracelets are all made according to a particular method. They are made of silver, but dipped in 24 carat gold. Often, therefore, they seem even more golden than those made entirely with yellow metal. Not only that: the silver covered with gilding is matched with precious and semi-precious stones, from emeralds to sapphires, from quartz to onyx. The silver-based processing also serves to keep the price range anchored down: the jewels hardly exceed 500-600 euros. Anticoa is also part of the Italian jewelers’ patrol taking part in Jck Las Vegas. Lavinia Andorno

Collana in argento dorato con quarzo rosa

Gaia Caramazza, perfume of jewels

Published on February 14, 2018

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The fragrance of Sillage, the new collection by the Roman designer Gaia Caramazza ♦ ︎
Sillage is a word that in French means to wake up. But also means the trail left by a scent. Now, more, it is also a line of ten divisible and interchangeable jewels by Gaia Caramazza. Inspiration, is the right word to use, are the fragrances of the olfactory workshop. An example of transformation is represented by the pendant that becomes a brooch, with a motif inspired by Rome. Gaia Caramazza is, in fact, Roman. She graduated from the Academy of Arts in Rome and began her profession as a designer in 2012. At the beginning she was oriented towards fashion, to develop more the more properly goldsmith side. The collection, after debuting at Altaroma, an event linked to the world of fashion, the collection was presented in the Flagship Store of Dr. Vranjes Firenze, a perfume store. Gaia Caramazza’s jewels are made of different materials: in silver, bronze but also in gold, with the use of synthetic or natural stones, semi-precious as calcite, quartz, onyx, but also with precious stones like diamonds. Giulia Netrese

Ciondolo che diventa spilla, con un motivo ispirato a Roma.

Il flagship store di Roma del Dr.Vranjes con i gioielli di Gaia Caramazza

The geometries of Riviére

Published on January 3, 2018

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Anello in oro bianco, diamanti e zaffiri

The Savoir-vivre collection of the Roman Maison Riviére: geometries in gold and precious stones ♦ ︎
Riviére, a Roman Maison that has been back in the foreground from few years thanks to a new entrepreneurial impulse, has decided to present itself to the public with seven categories of collections: a Rule of Art, Savoir-faire, Allure, Timeless, Mandalay, Myriad and Savoir-vivre. The same style is common to all collections but, of course, with different ideas and paths. They range from the pearls that a couple of years ago have conquered the place of honor at the Couture Show, to jewelry like those of Savoir-vivre that focus on modern geometries made of white or pink gold, with the addition of diamonds or precious stones like rubies and sapphires. In short, the classic jewel revisited, rounded, made modern by curves that intersect or double without meeting. An exercise that would have pleased Moebius, but probably also like those who are not interested in geometric theorems, but look at simple, dear, inexhaustible vanity. On the other hand, we need savoir vivre. Lavinia Andorno

Anello doppio in oro rosa, diamanti e smeraldi

Riviére, orecchini in oro rosa e diamanti

Orecchini in oro rosa, diamanti e smeraldi

Orecchini in oro rosa, diamanti e rubini

Collana in oro rosa, diamanti e smeraldi

Collana in oro bianco, diamanti e zaffiri

ANVAL5035BWXX — Anello in oro rosa e diamanti

The track of Rivière to the bracelet

Published on September 26, 2017

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The Hook collection by Rivière, modern and classic bracelets at the same time ♦ ︎
The Roman Maison Rivière Gioielli, brilliantly launched few years ago, has already up on international stage with an important acclaim at Las Vegas Couture. But it does not stop at the specialty that has characterized its rebirth, that is, the pearls. For a long time, Rivière has expanded the field with new collections that mainly focus on an immediately recognizable, modern design and, of course, wearable with ease. This is the case of the Hook collection, one of the novelties of the new season and also shown at VicenzaOro September. The Hook Collection, in fact, hides attention with a simple but well-defined design. It consists of gold bracelets on which white, gray or black diamonds are embedded. But, alternatively, even sapphires or rubies. The metal lines doubled or intersected in different combinations: at all the junction point is stopped by a gold mark of the same color or of different shade, by contrast. The bracelets are in fact declined in the three classic gold colorings: pink, yellow or white.

Bracciale in oro bianco e diamanti della collezione Hook di Rivière

Bracciale in oro bianco e diamanti bianchi

Bracciale in oro giallo e diamanti bianchi

Bracciale doppio in oro rosa e diamanti neri

Casato in pink and white

Published on August 13, 2017

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Casato’s vie en rose is with white diamonds ♦ ︎
The Vie en rose is a French song known worldwide, written, interpreted and brought to success by Édith Piaf. But it is also a desire, which is intimately linked to a love story. The synthesis is in this collection of jewels signed by Casato, the Roman Maison who proposed the suite of these pieces even during the last edition of Baselworld. It is a collection of jewels made up of a kind of embroidery in the form of leaves or flowers, with the geometric motif of an oval with pointed ends, like an eye, which recurs. It is used, for example, to dial large chandelier earrings. For the collection, gold is used in the three classic yellow, white and pink colors, along with white diamonds with brilliant cut. It is worth noting, in particular, the large white gold necklace with white diamonds, which has a larger stone center: it’s consisting of a hundred elements covered by a diamond paved. Life can be pink, but even with white diamonds is not bad. Alessia Mongrando

Casato, anello in bianco rodiato e diamanti

Collana composta da cento elementi in oro bianco e diamanti

Lucia Odescalchi zen

Published on August 8, 2017

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The charm of the East in the new jewels of the Roman designer Lucia Odescalchi ♦ ︎
«Orientalism. A new way of approaching jewels. Meditation tools». This is how is presented the collection by Lucia Odescalchi, a Roman designer by the noble roots, has been charmed by bamboo, silence, yoga, reflection and zen. There are all things that, you know, in Rome do not abound. And perhaps also, as written in psychology manuals, opposites are attracted as a magnetic force. The same is true, of course, also for those who are used to the ceaseless rhythm of urban areas, uses of noises, stress, excesses.
It is unknown whether Lucia Odescalchi’s new Orientalism jewels have taumaturgical properties on the psyche of the wearer, but in any case they can be very enjoyable accessories. The geometries follow those that are seen in certain Japanese prints, where asymmetry is the highest of symmetry, where empty are fills and the brightest colors are the soft ones. Pearls, lacquers, crystals, aquamarines are the elements of the earrings and a pendant that can be worn with a satin choker or as a pendant of a chain. The important thing is to wear it very calmly. Giulia Netrese

Lucia Odescalchi, chocker Balance meditation

Anelli in argento, smeraldi e diamanti brown

Three new boutiques for Vhernier

Published on June 29, 2017

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Vhernier expands in Italy with three new boutiques ♦ ︎
Vhernier, Maison of Valenza specializes in high jewelery design, expands. Indeed, it multiplies with new boutique openings. In Sardinia, Vhernier has opened a store in Porto Cervo, a destination of the Costa Smeralda. The boutique is located in the Piazzetta, in an area of over 60 square meters and four shop window, with whit wood furnishings and natural leather, Loro Piana coral colored fabrics, alternating with neutral flax tones. Balloon elements not are missing, icon of the brand’s stores, and they remind in a macro version of the collection of earrings and broochs. Always in Sardinia, Vhernier opened a shop within the Forte Village, a area near Cagliari and destined for a luxurious stay. In this case, the store is a 22 square meters in the shopping gallery.
From Island to Capital: In May, the Maison inaugurated a new flagship store in via del Babuino, in the area where the most important goldsmiths are concentrated. The new store rises inside a 18th-century palace belonging to the Boncompagni Princes and spreads over an area of about 100 square meters. Inside there are two spacious rooms dedicated to sale and a privé room.

Interno della boutique di Roma di Vhernier

Piaget, sun of High Jewelery

Published on June 20, 2017

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Anello Viva l’Arte, in oro rosa 18K con spinelli rossi, zaffiri viola e diamanti. Lavorazione con piume

Sunlight Journey, light waves on the highly jewelery crafted by Piaget ♦
Sunlight Journey, a secret diary of sunlight shining on the Amalfi Coast. Piaget has so called his new jewelery collection. And what is better than light to spark a jewel? The sun’s rays, however, are not always the same: from morning till sunset the sensations that communicate the bright waves are different. So the collection was divided according to the different moments of the day and the light. And to show what Piaget calls the “sun moods”, the brand of Richemont group has organized at Cinecittà in Rome an event for a celebrity audience, from Claudia Cardinale to Juliette Binoche, models like Barbara Palvin, Coco Rocha, Shanina Shaik and Cheyenne Tozzi, welcomed by Piaget’s Ceo, Chabi Nouri. On the other hand, sun, cinema and Piaget are a triad that is reflected in each other: not surprisingly, Piaget’s Sunlight Journey collection was among the stars of the Cannes Film Festival.
The jewels-watch
The High Jewelry collection includes watches and jewels. Watches are, of course, super luxury jewelry more than just a timepiece. The secret watches, in fact, have been a peculiar feature of the Maison for several decades. The Sea Waves watch, for example, is an 18-carat pink gold manchette, with 428 brilliant cut diamonds (about 6.95 carats), while the secretive cover is made of a cabochon opal white (about 10.45 carats) And the dial is in mother of pearl. Other pieces extraordinary are Blue Shore, a white gold manchette with Palace decoration and lapis lazy dial, or Green Bisazza, white manchette with 156 emerald baguette cut (about 12.48 carats), 43 baguette cut diamonds (about 4 , 73 carats), one hundred brilliant cut diamonds (about 7.40 carats) and 23 black opal elements (2.90 carats).
Piaget’s High Jewelry
No wonder the great impact pieces of this collection are as many and as bright as the sun’s rays. For example, the collier embellished by a Sri Lanka oval cut sapphire matched with a diamond cascade. Or the collier with rubies and diamonds drawn on a rays pattern typical of Piaget, with a 6.63-carat yellow coussin diamond surrounded by red spinels and yellow and white diamonds. Or, again, a sautoir shimmering thanks to marquise cut diamonds, diamonds and feathers placed around an outstanding 45.99-carat blue star sapphire. The ring with a secret compartment is also extraordinary: it is made with a hard work with feathers embellished with purple sapphires, pink spinelli and diamonds. Lavina Andorno

Collier Sun On Fire, in oro bianco 18K con 1 diamante a goccia (D-VVS1 - circa 5,01 carati), rubini e diamanti — Collier Sun On Fire, in oro bianco 18K con 1 diamante a goccia (D-VVS1 – circa 5,01 carati), rubini e diamanti

Collier Sea Temptation, in oro bianco 18K con 1 zaffiro blu taglio ovale dello Sri Lanka (circa 22,68 carati), zaffiri blu e diamanti

Orologio Schiuma d’Oro. Cassa in oro rosa 18K con 78 diamanti taglio brillante (circa 0,71 carati). Quadrante con foglia d’oro e mosaico in guscio d’uovo . Cinturino in alligatore bianco. Fibbia ad ardiglione in oro rosa 18K

Orologio Sea Waves, manchette in oro rosa 18K. Cassa in oro rosa 18K con 428 diamanti taglio brillante (circa 6,95 carati) Copertura à secret con 1 opale bianco taglio cabochon (circa 10,45 carati) Quadrante in madreperla. Bracciale in oro rosa 18K con superfici lucide e incise alternate e diamanti incastonati — Orologio Sea Waves, manchette in oro rosa 18K. Cassa in oro rosa 18K con 428 diamanti taglio brillante (circa 6,95 carati)
Copertura à secret con 1 opale bianco taglio cabochon (circa 10,45 carati) Quadrante in madreperla. Bracciale in oro rosa 18K con superfici lucide e incise alternate e diamanti incastonati

Anello Sunlight Journey, in oro rosa 18K con 1 diamante giallo taglio coussin (FVY-VS2 - circa 4,02 carati), spinelli rosa, diamanti gialli e diamanti — Anello Sunlight Journey, in oro rosa 18K con 1 diamante giallo taglio coussin (FVY-VS2 – circa 4,02 carati), spinelli rosa, diamanti gialli e diamanti

Collier Sunlight Journey. In oro rosso, oro rosa e oro giallo 18K e platino con 1 spinello rosso a goccia della Tanzania (circa 10,09 carati), 1 diamante giallo taglio coussin (FVY-VS2 - circa 6,63 carati), 1 diamante taglio brillante (F-VVS2 - circa 0,80 carati), spinelli rossi, diamanti gialli e diamanti. Modello trasformabile — Collier Sunlight Journey. In oro rosso, oro rosa e oro giallo 18K e platino con 1 spinello rosso a goccia della Tanzania (circa 10,09 carati), 1 diamante giallo taglio coussin (FVY-VS2 – circa 6,63 carati), 1 diamante taglio brillante (F-VVS2 – circa 0,80 carati), spinelli rossi, diamanti gialli e diamanti. Modello trasformabile

Collier Azzurro Bisazza, in oro bianco 18K con 1 zaffiro blu taglio smeraldo dello Sri Lanka (circa 20,14 carati), zaffiri blu, opali neri e diamanti

Collier Celestial Blue, in oro bianco 18K con 1 zaffiro blu stellato cabochon taglio dello Sri Lanka (circa 45,94 carati), zaffiri blu e diamanti. Lavorazione con piume

Orologio Verde Bisazza, manchette in oro bianco 18K con 156 smeraldi taglio baguette (circa 12,48 carati), 43 diamanti taglio baguette (circa 4,73 carati), 100 diamanti taglio brillante (circa 7,40 carati) e 23 elementi in opale nero (2,90 carati)

Orologio Infinite Waves. Cassa in oro rosa 18K con 78 diamanti taglio brillante (circa 0,71 carati). Quadrante con intarsio in legno, madreperla e pergamena. Cinturino in alligatore bianco Fibbia ad ardiglione in oro rosa 18K — Orologio Infinite Waves. Cassa in oro rosa 18K con 78 diamanti taglio brillante (circa 0,71 carati). Quadrante con intarsio in legno, madreperla e pergamena. Cinturino in alligatore bianco
Fibbia ad ardiglione in oro rosa 18K

Orologio Blue Shore, manchette in oro bianco 18K con decoro Palace quadrante in lapislazzuli Movimento al quarzo di manifattura Piaget 56P Fibbia integrata — Orologio Blue Shore, manchette in oro bianco 18K con decoro Palace quadrante in lapislazzuli Movimento al quarzo di manifattura Piaget 56P. Fibbia integrata

Manchette Viva l’Arte, in oro rosa 18K con 1 spinello rosa-viola taglio coussin (circa 6,68 carati), spinelli rossi, spinelli rosa, zaffiri rosa, granati spessartina e diamanti

Coco Rocha con collana della collezione Sunlight Journey

Juliette Binoche con collana della collezione Sunlight Journey

Jar in Rome for Menorah

Published on May 19, 2017

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Menorah di Jar, sotto forma di un ramo di mandorlo in fiore, con fiori di smalto rosa e un bocciolo centrale con un mix di pavé con diamanti bianchi e oro, zaffiri blu e viola, rubini rosa

A unexpected jewel by Jar at the Rome exhibition dedicated to Menorah ♦
Shock, surprise: Jar is in an exhibition that originated 2088 years ago. The jeweler has made a special jewel for the Menorà exhibition. Cult, history and myth, which takes place parallel to the Arm of Charlemagne of the Vatican Museums and the Jewish Museum of Rome (until July 23, 2017).
The exhibition is dedicated to one of the symbols of Jewish culture. Better to explain what it is: Menorah is a seven-armed gold candle that, according to the sacred scriptures, would have been ordained to Moses by God. And so, Moses would have made it in a single gold cast of 35 kilograms this large candlestick, the Menorah. About a thousand years before Christ, according to the legend, was placed in the temple of Solomon, and then to be raided by the Babylonians. To make it short: in 71 BC, Menorah was considered a booty of war by the Romans and brought to the Capital by General Tito. But in Rome Menorah is disappeared, robbed by the barbarians, perhaps the visigots of Alaric, or by the vandals of Genserico. Who knows. After the disappearance are flourished a lot of legends.
We come to Jar, that is, Joel Arthur Rosenthal, American of the Bronx, moved to Paris and considered the Fabergé of our time. It is unapproachable, mysterious, it only produces a few pieces a year that it sells only to those who want, and with a price that he decides. In short, it is more unapproachable than Bob Dylan. It was a surprise, therefore, his participation in the exhibition with a special piece: in five weeks (incredibly fast for him) he designed and made a bronze and aluminum menorah (with a touch of gold). It is an almond with pink enamel flowers, a central bud with a mix of pavé of white and gold diamonds, blue and purple sapphires, pink rubies. Jar explained that he felt the urge to participate in the exhibition thanks to the re-emerging of memories of his childhood and Jewish religious ceremonies to which he attended his bar mitzvah. He also added that he could draw other pieces on the subject. His fans are already waiting. Federico Graglia

Altri gioielli firmati Jar

Orecchini con diamanti e specchio firmati Jar

Orecchini firmati Jar, in argento, oro, diamanti e topazi

Jar, spilla Geranium in titanio verde e rosso, platino e pavé di diamanti del 2007

Jar, orecchini Geranium in titanio verde e rosso

Jar, bracciale Parrot Tulip in oro modellato a forma di foglie due che circondano il polso con diamanti e granati verdi

Jar, spilla Camelia in oro e argento, appartenuta a Lily Safra, con pavé di rubini per 173 carati complessivi. Prezzo realizzato: 3 milioni 750 mila euro

Jar, orecchini appartenuti a Lily Safra, a forma di tulipano in argento e oro con pavé di rubini circondati da diamanti e due zaffiri centrali taglio cushion blu e giallo arancio. Prezzo realizzato: 221 mila euro

Orecchini con zaffiri, rubini e diamanti firmati Jar

The wavy jewels by Gaia Caramazza

Published on May 15, 2017

Gaia Caramzza, anello in bronzo con agata verde

The jewels by the Roman designer Gaia Caramazza, silver, bronze and colored stones ♦
Among the 650 companies present at OroArezzo 2017 there was also Gaia Caramazza. She is a jewelery maker who represents, in a sense, the roman soul of jewelery. So much so that he has her showroom in Margutta street, that is, in the most exclusive shopping street of the Capital. Her story is double-stranded with that of Rome: she studied at the Orafe Arts Academy in the city and since 2012, when she is a full-time jeweler.
After a period of exploration of styles and forms of creativity, she found her formula and her space. Now, for example, Gaia Caramazza is permanently present at Altaroma events “alongside stylists and prestigious designers.” For her jewelry uses a mixed technique. For example, engage bronze or silver with stones such as topaz, calcite, agate, quartz, or mother of pearl. Often the stones are left in the rough state as mother nature has produced them. The metal set, on the other hand, follows wavy, almost contorted lines, which form almost a wave motion. On the other hand, Rome is close to the sea. Alessia Mongrando

Collezione Petra, bracciale in argento con quarzo rosa

Collezione Petra, collana in bronzo con topazio

Collezione Petra, collana in argento con cianite

Collezione Petra, collana in bronzo con ambra

Gaia Caramzza, collana in bronzo con agata verde

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RF Jewels looking for Glow

The Glow collection of the Roman Maison RF Jewels: gold bands interrupted by diamonds ♦

The necklace is a map

Storytelling Jewelery proposes jewels that represent city or neighborhood maps. Also the one chosen by you ♦

Rf Jewels, rebirth in tradition

The collections of Rf Jewels, the Roman Maison that took the place of Rivière ♦ ︎

Joanne Burke’s Grand Tour

Jewelery inspired by ancient Rome (but not only) by british designer Joanne Burke ♦

Alessio Boschi, the Imperial Rome at Couture

Alessio Boschi at the Couture Show: one of the great jewelry artists shows the latest creations at the Las Vegas event ♦ ︎

Bulgari, the new B.zero1 rings

The new rings from the B.zero1 collection by Bulgari, which turns 20. Images and prices ♦ ︎

For the birthday of the Bulgari collection he presented new variations of the ring, which can also be worn as a pendant.

The Metafore by Giulia Barela

Giulia Barela’s Metafore collection inspired by the great twentieth century sculptors ♦ ︎

Just like the new collection of Giulia Barela, which is called Metafore.

FuturoRemoto, nature is cyber

The cyber world meets nature in the FuturoRemoto ︎ jewelery collections ♦

FuturoRemoto, a small jewelry Maison born in Lecce, Puglia, South of Italy.

In Rome the jewels of artists for Roberto Coin

In the Roberto Coin boutique in Rome the artists jewelry as Arman, Pol Bury, Turi Simeti… ♦ ︎

The French art critic Pierre Restany defined the collection as a “miniature museum”.

Virtual 3D world in jewelry with Marlù

The virtual world enters jewelry with the first store of Marlù ♦ ︎

Anticoa changes silver to gold

Gaia Caramazza, perfume of jewels

The geometries of Riviére

The track of Rivière to the bracelet

Casato in pink and white

Lucia Odescalchi zen

Three new boutiques for Vhernier

Piaget, sun of High Jewelery

Jar in Rome for Menorah

The wavy jewels by Gaia Caramazza