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Bayco, story of a luxe

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The story of one of the most emblazoned fine jewelry houses in America: Bayco ♦

Forty years ago the Iranian Gem Trader, Amir Hadjibay, was the first wheel of the engine that has sparked Bayco. After a passage to India and Italy, in 1981, his sons, Maurice and Giacomo (written just in Italian) have launched the company that is based in New York, downtown, and from 1994 began to produce their own jewelry. Now it is the turn of Mark and Manuel, third generation, but the basic idea is the same: “We make jewelery for kings and queens,” says James Hadjibay, co-CEO of Bayco Jewels.

Orecchini con diamanti e zaffiri rosa
Orecchini con diamanti e zaffiri rosa

It is not a proclamation only theoretical: the jewels of Bayco are the ultimate, and of course, are expensive even for the nobles of the planet. Everything it’s a heritage of patriarch Amir Hadjibay, who started traveling between Iran and India, to visit maharajah and treat large gemstones that were part of their heritage. Stones only for unique jewelry: brothers Hadjibay decided from the beginning that they would only create jewelry one-of-a-kind. Obviously the highest level: they not just be used diamonds, rubies, emeralds, sapphires. The stones must be exceptional.

Anello eternity in platino e zaffiri blu
Anello eternity in platino e zaffiri blu

Bayco’s jewels are unique and very expensive: the price easily exceeds one million dollars. To protect this uniqueness, Bayco does not lend jewels to celebrities to parade on the red carpet during festivals or gala dinners. “It would be an insult to those who have paid all that money for our jewels and feel a step above compared to actresses and singers”, explained Marco Hadjibay. In short, these jewels are precious and just exclusive.

Anello in oro rosa con zaffiri rosa
Anello in oro rosa con zaffiri rosa

Style. Bayco mixes old and new trends: his pieces are often influenced by the Mogul period, the Muslim kings who ruled northern India for three centuries. Gorgeous jewelry, resisting to fashions, and are an asset for the future, as well as being of rare beauty. On the other hand the ancient gemological expertise of the family has not been lost: it’s part of their DNA. Matilde de Bounvilles

Anello in platino con diamanti taglio rosa
Anello in platino con diamanti taglio rosa
Orecchini in platino, ceramica e diamanti
Orecchini in platino, ceramica e diamanti
Orecchini oro rosa con zaffiri viola naturali a taglio irregolare
Orecchini oro rosa con zaffiri viola naturali a taglio irregolare
Anello in platino con diamanti e rubino al centro
Anello in platino con diamanti e rubino al centro

Anello in platino con diamanti e rubini
Anello in platino con diamanti e rubini







Muzo emeralds for ten women designers




Every year Muzo, which manages the most famous Colombian emerald mine in the world, involves some designers in the design of jewelry with the most desired green gem in the world. Muzo’s goal is to raise awareness and emphasize the quality of emeralds not only for rings, earrings or necklaces with the classic shape, but also for new jewelry, made by designers who love to innovate. This year, however, Muzo changed the rules and reserved the collaboration for a group of entirely female designers. These are Colette, Harwell Godfrey, Jenna Blake, Katherine Jetter, Loren Nicole, Michelle Fantaci, Nina Runsdorf, Robinson Pelham, Silvia Furmanovich and Little Sister.

Anello con smeraldo di Harwell Godfrey per Muzo
Anello con smeraldo di Harwell Godfrey per Muzo

The designers who adhered to Muzo’s idea have therefore created a series of high quality jewelry, often surprising and innovative, including cabochon emeralds, emerald pearls and, of course, gems in the classic rectangular cut. The jewels were then presented on Moda Operandi.
Anello Snake di Jenna Blake per Muzo
Anello Snake di Jenna Blake per Muzo

Anello con pendente di Nina Runsdorf, con smeraldo e diamanti
Anello con pendente di Nina Runsdorf, con smeraldo e diamanti
Orecchini di Katherine Jetter con smeraldi e smalto nero
Orecchini di Katherine Jetter con smeraldi e smalto nero
Anello in oro e smeraldo di Loren Nicole
Anello in oro e smeraldo di Loren Nicole
Anello in oro giallo, diamanti e smeraldi di Michelle Fantaci
Anello in oro giallo, diamanti e smeraldi di Michelle Fantaci
Orecchini di Colette in oro bianco, smeraldi, onice e malachite
Orecchini di Colette in oro bianco, smeraldi, onice e malachite
Orecchini di Robinson Pelham con smeraldi e zaffiri di diversi colori
Orecchini di Robinson Pelham con smeraldi e zaffiri di diversi colori
Orecchini di Silvia Furmanovich con smeraldi su oro e miniature
Orecchini di Silvia Furmanovich con smeraldi su oro e miniature

Orecchini di Sorellina con smeraldi e pietra onice bianco intagliata
Orecchini di Sorellina con smeraldi e pietra onice bianco intagliata







Trio of high jewelery by Van Cleef & Arpels




High jewelry and Van Cleef & Arpels are synonyms. And 2020, decided the Parisian Maison, is the right year to retrace the glories related to the maximum expression of its jewelry. Van Cleef & Arpels, in fact, has decided to present three high jewelery creations that respectively celebrate emerald, ruby ​​and diamond. They are jewels made using rare lots of precious stones, the Merveille d’Оmeraudes necklace, the Rubis en scéne bracelet and the Tendresse Оtincelante earrings, which pay homage to iconic jewels that belonged to important clients of the Maison.

Collana e orecchini Merveille d’Оmeraudes, gouache
Collana e orecchini Merveille d’Оmeraudes, gouache

Merveille d’Оmeraudes necklace and earrings
Recently created by the Van Cleef & Arpels atelier in place Vendôme, the Merveille d’Оmeraudes necklace recalls an emblematic jewel in the history of the Maison: the collerette of Princess Fawzia from 1929. Adorned with ten drop-shaped emeralds suspended from a frame with a geometric design entirely set of diamonds, in 1947 it had been purchased for His Royal Highness by the representative of the Court of Egypt in France. Worn by the princess on several occasions, since 2014 this historical piece is part of the Van Cleef & Arpels Collection and is exhibited on the occasion of exhibitions organized all over the world. The five Colombian emeralds of the necklace are characterized by a warm green color and generous proportions, with a total weight of 70.40 carats, with an elongated drop cut. At the top of the stones there is a discreet hollow on the culasse, which testifies to its past history: these ancient pendants were in fact split, or separated respectively into two drops, to enhance all the finesse and beauty of their material.

Collana e orecchini Merveille d’émeraudes con pendenti amovibili Oro bianco, 5 smeraldi taglio a goccia per un totale di 70,40 carati (Colombia), un diamante DFL tipo 2A taglio a goccia di 5,81 carati, due diamanti DIF tipo 2A taglio a goccia per un totale di 7,18 carati, diamanti
Collana Merveille d’émeraudes con pendenti amovibili. Oro bianco, 5 smeraldi taglio a goccia per un totale di 70,40 carati (Colombia), un diamante DFL tipo 2A taglio a goccia di 5,81 carati, due diamanti DIF tipo 2A taglio a goccia per un totale di 7,18 carati, diamanti

Emerald enthusiasts can also notice elegant jardins, that is inclusions that accentuate the character of each specimen. The emeralds, thus preserved by the Maison in their original teardrop shape, mark glittering round cut diamond ribbons, baguettes and triangles. As in the necklace by Fawzia, where the clip falls on the back, this creation also has an ornamental motif intended to illuminate the back of the neck. In fact, the emeralds come off the necklace to be accompanied or replaced by pear cut diamonds (one 5.81 carat DFL type 2A and two 3.59 carat DIF type 2A each), which can also be attached to the clasp. Both emeralds and diamonds can also be suspended from the earrings that complete the set and which, if embellished with pendants, are transformed from a short model into two different long versions.

Orecchini Merveille d'émeraudes
Orecchini Merveille d’émeraudes

The Rubis en scéne bracelet
With a distinctly volumetric structure and flaming pavé, the Rubis en scéne bracelet pays tribute to Marlene Dietrich’s favorite jewel: the Jarretiére bracelet by Van Cleef & Arpels. Purchased by the actress in 1937, this large-scale creation is made up of large scrolls set with rubies and diamonds. Marlene Dietrich was often photographed with this bracelet, which she wore on stage in Alfred Hitchcock’s film Stage Fright (1950). The Maison today reinterprets this iconic creation through a bracelet embellished with 72 Burmese rubies for a total of 84.74 carats. Throughout its history, Van Cleef & Arpels will rarely gather as many rubies of this quality, meticulously matched by the Maison’s expert gemologists and adapted by cutting them into a pillow.

Bracciale Rubis en scène. Oro bianco, oro rosa, platino, 72 rubini taglio cuscino per un totale di 84,74 carati (Birmania), rubini, diamanti
Bracciale Rubis en scène. Oro bianco, oro rosa, platino, 72 rubini taglio cuscino per un totale di 84,74 carati (Birmania), rubini, diamanti

Rubies are characterized by an intense and deep color, with different shades from bright red to purple. The gems cover two semicircles of different diameters, joined together to wrap the wrist in a large tête-à-tête. The whole is supported by a perforated white gold structure set with round, square and baguette-cut diamonds, designed to ensure comfort and balance to the jewel.

Orecchini Tendresse étincelante con pendenti amovibili Oro bianco, un diamante DFL tipo 2A taglio a goccia di 10,15 carati, un diamante DFL tipo 2A taglio a goccia di 10,06 carati, diamanti.
Orecchini Tendresse étincelante con pendenti amovibili. Oro bianco, un diamante DFL tipo 2A taglio a goccia di 10,15 carati, un diamante DFL tipo 2A taglio a goccia di 10,06 carati, diamanti

Tendresse Оtincelante earrings with removable pendants
This creation is inspired by the Van Cleef & Arpels earrings given by Aristotle Onassis to Jacqueline Kennedy-Onassis in 1968 on the occasion of the wedding. She will show herself several times wearing these large floral motifs set in diamonds that hold generous cabochon cut rubies. Today the Maison reaffirms its passion for nature and the Pierres de Caractére, special gems, through these earrings, in which a flowery corolla unfolds around a pear-shaped diamond. The curvilinear and raised shape that animates the petals, embellished with delicate ribs, is an expression of the Maison’s vision of a vital nature in perpetual becoming. They are completed with removable pendants made up of two DFL type 2A pear cut diamonds totaling 20.21 carats. These stones of over ten carats each have the particularity of coming from the same raw mineral.

Collerette, 1929. Platino, smeraldi, diamanti. Già collezione di Sua Altezza Reale la princesse Fawzia d’Egitto. Collezione Van Cleef & Arpels
Collerette, 1929. Platino, smeraldi, diamanti. Già collezione di Sua Altezza Reale la princesse Fawzia d’Egitto. Collezione Van Cleef & Arpels
Marlene Dietrich indossa il bracciale Jarretiére agli Oscardel 1951. Immagine per gentile concessione della Marlene Dietrich Collection GmbH Munchen, Deutsche Kinemathek Collection Berlin
Marlene Dietrich indossa il bracciale Jarretiére agli Oscardel 1951. Immagine per gentile concessione della Marlene Dietrich Collection GmbH Munchen, Deutsche Kinemathek Collection Berlin
Orecchini in oro, diamanti e rubini, regalati a Jacqueline Kennedy-Onassis da Aristotele Onassis, Van Cleef & Arpels, 1968. Collezione privata. Christie’s Images / Bridgeman Images
Orecchini in oro, diamanti e rubini, regalati a Jacqueline Kennedy-Onassis da Aristotele Onassis, Van Cleef & Arpels, 1968. Collezione privata. Christie’s Images / Bridgeman Images

Orecchini Tendresse étincelante, gouache
Orecchini Tendresse étincelante, gouache







Francis Chiu, Thai message

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The precious jewels by Francis Chiu, signature of the classic Thai design ♦ ︎
It is no secret that much of the jewelry and high jewelery of large European Houses is made in Thai workshops and factories. The manual skills of the craftsmen of the Asian country, combined with a lower labor cost, has led several brands to rely on the industrious Thai workers. But, apart from producing jewels for third parties, what are they capable of doing? It is worthwhile, as an example of the ability to create jewelry of great value, to look at the work of Francis Chiu.

Anello in oro rosa e morganite
Anello in oro rosa e morganite

His professional history began in 1999. When most of the Thai jewelry companies focused on mass jewels, Francis Chiu chose to create an exclusive jewelery brand in Asia, for the most demanding public. Today its jewels are also appreciated in the West and are also sold through international auction houses. They are jewels based on large and considerable precious stones, from rubies to sapphires, to which jade is added. Around these stones, always of great impact, the jewel is built. The style is classic, sometimes with some concession to oriental taste. Margherita Donato

Anello con giada cabochon, rubini e diamanti
Anello con giada cabochon, rubini e diamanti
Anello con rubino, diamanti e zaffiri gialli
Anello con rubino, diamanti e zaffiri gialli
Anello con rubino taglio a cuore e diamanti
Anello con rubino taglio a cuore e diamanti
Classico anello con rubino e petali in diamanti
Classico anello con rubino e petali in diamanti
Orecchini pendenti con smeraldi e rubini
Orecchini pendenti con smeraldi e rubini
Orecchini con smeraldi taglio a goccia, diamanti e perle
Orecchini con smeraldi taglio a goccia, diamanti e perle

Orecchini con giada e zaffiri
Orecchini con giada e zaffiri







Real and false stones, how to recognize them





How to recognize a real stone from a fake? Some tricks are often used for jewels and can deceive those who are not experts. Here’s what to check ♦ ︎

Beware of false stones. But also to those who are half-faked. Perhaps you do not know that the ways to simulate precious stones on jewels are many. Here are some aspects you need to consider.

Analisi di un diamante
Analisi di un diamante

False stones. Plastic and glass are materials often used to simulate precious stones. Technology today allows you to create something in the laboratory that is not distinguishable from stones such as rubies or fossil resins such as amber. Naturally, an expert jeweler or a specialized laboratory can identify whether they are authentic stones or imitations. If you have doubts, ask for an expert advice.

Orecchini oro e ambra
Orecchini in oro e ambra

Artificial stones. Cubic zirconia and synthetic moissanite (there is also the natural one, rather rare) are two of the stones created in the laboratory and which have characteristics similar to authentic gems, such as diamonds. Similar, but not the same. Of course, if you want to sell them, they have a very low value, but at the time of purchase, only a gemologist can distinguish a cubic zirconia, often passed through a zircon, which is instead a natural stone. How to be sure not to be cheated? Simple: a diamond, even a small one, always has a certificate attesting to its characteristics such as transparency, color, clarity and, of course, the carats. Cubic zirconia, no.

Anello con cubic zirconia
Anello con cubic zirconia

Composite stones. One of the trends among jewelers is the proposal to superimpose different stones or materials. It is a way to reduce costs: it consists of a kind of sandwich of different stones: which is more valuable is above, the one that serves to create thickness is below. The goal is to make the stones used on the surface appear larger, adding an imitation or a cheap gem, perhaps in the lower part of the stone, hidden by the setting. This system is less common for transparent stones, while it is more easily used in opaque ones, such as opals or turquoise. Sometimes the authentic stone is just a small layer that is glued onto a less valuable mineral. Another system, on the other hand, concerns transparent stones. To obtain an interesting shade, one expedient is to glue two or three different stones with a special invisible adhesive, so as to make them look like one and transform them into a “precious” stone with a fascinating nuance. The best brands do not hide this choice. But how to avoid cheating? In addition to relying on a brand that enjoys your trust, it is good to carefully observe, perhaps with a lens, the processing of the jewel.

Il diamante composito naturale-artificiale
Il diamante composito naturale-artificiale

Fantasy stones. Another idea of those who do not want to be transparent with those who buy jewelry is to change the name of the stones. If you read that a ring has an “oriental emerald”, for example, know that it is a green sapphire, which is less valuable. Other examples: an “American ruby” is actually a garnet, which is worth much, much less. And the “Australian jade”? It is simple treated quartz. Conclusion: when you read slightly exotic names of stones, which you have never heard, check on Google. Or on Gioiellis.com, of course.

Andreoli, anello con opale rosa
Andreoli, anello con opale (vero) rosa

Reconstituted stones. There are stones that are stabilized or rebuilt, as often happens in turquoise. Stabilization consists in subjecting the stone to a pressure to make it more compact and eliminate the chalky consistency. Furthermore, often turquoise or other soft stones are reconstituted by mixing powder with a binder. In short, they are a kind of pasta, to which dye is often added, to make the color more vivid.

Anello con la cosiddetta giada australiana
Anello con la cosiddetta giada australiana

How to defend yourself. It is not easy to recognize these tricks. A very low price is already an indication that something is wrong: no one will give you for less money a precious stone and the probability that a jeweler offers substantial discounts on an emerald, diamond or ruby ​​is as rare as water in the desert. The certificates, for very expensive stones, are a good start to avoid the purchase of fakes. The opinion of a jeweler who can guarantee the authenticity of a jewel is another element to keep in mind. Finally, greater security can it guaranteed by a expert gemologist. Giulia Netrese



Anello con turchese: solo 6,99 euro da Claire's
Anello con turchese: solo 6,99 euro da Claire’s
Diamante rosa sotto la lente del gemmologo
Diamante rosa sotto la lente del gemmologo







The new Extraordinaire jewels by Antonini

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New unique pieces for Antonini, a Milanese brand that stands out for its rigorous and innovative jewelry design. In short, Antonini’s jewels are included in two lines: those of collections of large proportions and the one-of-a-kind gathered under the name of Extraordinaire. It is this a line of haute couture that every year is enriched with new jewels out of the ordinary. While not giving up the classic lines, with a clean design, these jewels focus on the uniqueness of the stones used.

Antonini, collana con smeraldo di 17 carati
Antonini, collana con smeraldo di 17 carati

They are jewels personally designed by the creative mind of the brand, Sergio Antonini, starting from extraordinary precious stones chosen by expert gemologists. For 2020, for example, the Extraordinaire line includes a shiny yellow gold necklace, choker, with a simple square-cut 17-carat emerald in the center. A simple but effective idea. Also with emeralds are a pair of earrings and a ring in satin pink gold and diamonds. Finally, earrings with sapphires arranged in the typical irregular pavé that characterizes Antonini’s jewels.

Anello in oro satinato, diamanti e smeraldo
Anello in oro satinato, diamanti e smeraldo
Collana con smeraldo della linea Extraordinaire
Collana con smeraldo della linea Extraordinaire
Orecchini con smeraldi su oro rodiato
Orecchini con smeraldi su oro rodiato
Orecchini in oro bianco e pavé di zaffiri e diamanti
Orecchini in oro bianco e pavé di zaffiri e diamanti







Awesome Takat

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From India to New York: Takat jewelry as maharaja style is an opulent dream of many women ♦

Haji Nisar Ahmed Takat, descended from an ancient Indian family of carvers of precious stones, he founded the brand that bears his name in 1955 in Jaipur, Rajasthan, India. From the merchants of stones, in what is the jewelry capital of India, Takat became jewelry brand known around the world. And in 2000, Rayaz Ahmed Takat, nephew of Ahmed Haji, opened the third seat of the trading company in New York, while Irfan Ahmed, another grandson of the founder, has opened an office in Hong Kong.

Anello con zaffiro burmese ghiaccio e diamanti
Anello con zaffiro burmese ghiaccio e diamanti

This premise to explain to those unfamiliar with this company, that it is an international player, accustomed to offer jewelery for a Western audience and not just for the rich Indians. The style of their jewelry, as you can see on this page, is rich, often with massive stones, but in many cases the Eastern tasteful decoration takes second place. Or, rather, there are both types of jewel: the one with hyper-decorations reminiscent of the inside of the Mughal era architecture, but also one that privileges the individual beauty of a stone, without adding tons of squiggles. You can choose. Margherita Donato

Anello con zaffiro orange e diamanti
Anello con zaffiro orange e diamanti
Anello con smeraldo trillion e diamanti
Anello con smeraldo trillion e diamanti
Bracciale con rubini e diamanti
Bracciale con rubini e diamanti
Ciondolo con smeraldo e diamanti
Ciondolo con smeraldo e diamanti
Orecchini con tanzanite e diamanti
Orecchini con tanzanite e diamanti
Orecchini chandelier con rubini e diamanti
Orecchini chandelier con rubini e diamanti
Orecchini a fiore con rubini e diamanti
Orecchini a fiore con rubini e diamanti







Pink and blue coloring the Christie’s auction in Hong Kong




Pink and blue colored diamonds, large jewels, sapphire brooches and, of course, jade jewelry at Christie’s auction in Hong Kong ♦ ︎

Magnificent Jewels in Hong Kong on May 28th. Under the lens of enthusiasts, a collection of jewels and stones with a particularly lively character is outlined. Starting with the 3.01-carat pink diamond mounted on a ring signed Moussaieff and estimated at between 6 and 8 million dollars. And for those who do not like pink, here is the ring with a fancy vivid blue diamond of 3.01 carats, estimated between 4.7 and 7 million dollars. In large Asian auctions, pieces of large precious stones are never missing. And here is the Grand Muzos, a pair of earrings with natural Colombian emerald of 23.34 and 23.18 carats respectively, which according to experts are worth between 3.8 and 6.5 million dollars. The name Grand Muzos comes from the area of ​​Muzo, Coscuez and Chivor in Colombia, source of the best emeralds in the world.

Diamante rosa di 3,01 carati montato su un anello firmato Moussaieff
Diamante rosa di 3,01 carati montato su un anello firmato Moussaieff

At Hong Kong auctions, jade jewelry, the most loved stone in Asia, it’s a must. In this case the catalog includes a necklace of jadeite beads (2-3.2 million dollars) and a jadeite cabochon ring (580-800.000 dollars): the stones have saturated colors and transparent crystalline structure.

Collana di giadeite
Collana di giadeite

Among the jewels of the great European Maisons, a Bulgari necklace of diamonds, with a blue-green diamond, is valued between 1.6 and 2.3 million dollars. Finally, Christie’s highlights the importance of an untreated Kashmir sapphire brooch with 26.42 carats (4-6.5 million). In Kashmir the finest sapphires have been found (the mine is now exhausted), adored for their rich cornflower blue color. This sapphire is the largest ever offered on the market. Lawful to expect battle for its conquest. Federico Graglia





Anello con diamante fancy vivid blue di 3,01 carati
Anello con diamante fancy vivid blue di 3,01 carati

Anello con giada cabochon
Anello con giada cabochon

Anello con giada cabochon
Spilla con zaffiro del Kashmir

Orecchini con smeraldi a goccia
Orecchini con smeraldi colombiani a goccia

Anello di Cartier in oro bianco, diamanti, smeraldi e zaffiri
Anello di Cartier in oro bianco, diamanti, smeraldi e zaffiri
collana diamanti gialli
Collana con diamanti gialli

Collana di diamanti bianchi e diamante blu-verde
Collana di diamanti bianchi e diamante blu-verde







The jewels of the Tsarina at auction

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There is also a necklace with a large emerald that belonged to the Tsarina Catherine the Great among the Magnificent Jewels at Christie’s auction ♦ ︎

Tsar jewels have always been a myth. And in Geneva, on May 15th, among the jewels on sale at Christie’s auction, the necklace that belonged to Catherine the Great of Russia stands out, with a pear-shaped emerald. It has belonged to the Russian imperial collection for over a century. The emerald originally weighed over 107 carats and had a rectangular cut.

Collana di diamanti e smeraldo appartenuto a Caterina la Grande di Russia
Collana di diamanti e smeraldo appartenuto a Caterina la Grande di Russia

When Catherine of Russia died in 1796, her jewels were passed on to her children. And Tsar Alexander II gave the stone to the Duchess Mary of Mecklenburg-Schwerin when she married her son, Grand Duke Vladimir, in 1874. Cartier bought the stone from the Russian royal family in 1927 and in 1954 cut the pear-shaped emerald to increase its brightness. The emerald was then added to a diamond necklace purchased by the Payne Whitney family and, later, by John D. Rockefeller. The estimate is between 2.5 and 3.5 million dollars.

Lo smeraldo taglio a pera
Lo smeraldo taglio a pera

For fans of blue-blooded jewels, the auction also includes the wedding gift tiara of Federico Francesco IV, Grand Duke of Mecklenburg-Schwerin to his wife Princess Alexandra of Hanover and Cumberland. The tiara, made in 1904, consists of nine graduated pear-shaped aquamarines and rose-cut diamonds. The jewel is not signed, but is attributed to Fabergé.

Diadema con acquamarine appartenuto alla gran duchessa Alexandra di Macklenburg-Schwerin
Diadema con acquamarine appartenuto alla gran duchessa Alexandra di Macklenburg-Schwerin

That of the zarina is not the only great jewel that stands out in the catalog. There is, for example, a rare series of 110 natural pearls: this one is also 2.5-3.5 million. Furthermore, under the lens there is also an unmounted colored diamond of 118.05 carats which was exhibited in the auction rooms of Christie’s in London, on 9 April 2019. The diamond is estimated between 2.5 and 3, 5 million dollars. Another necklace, of emeralds and diamonds, with a less adventurous history is estimated at 1.5-2.5 million dollars.

Curious is the story of the Jonker Diamonds emerald-cut stone signed by Harry Winston. It is one of the diamonds made from a diamond, called Jonker, found on 17 January 1934, of an extraordinary weight of 726 carats. She was portrayed in a photo with the actress Shirley Temple as a child. The Jonker was the fourth largest quality diamond ever brought to light. The stone was cut into 13 pieces. The Jonker V, the diamond for sale, weighs 25.27 carats. Federico Graglia



Il diamante Jonker V di 25,27 carati
Il diamante Jonker V di 25,27 carati
L'originale Jonker tenuto in mano da Shirley Temple bambina
L’originale Jonker tenuto in mano da Shirley Temple bambina
Collana a frange con diamanti dell'Ottocento
Collana a frange con diamanti dell’Ottocento
Rara collana con 110 perle naturali
Rara collana con 110 perle naturali

Diamante fancy yellow di 71,80 carati
Diamante fancy yellow di 71,80 carati







Busatti Milano between titanium and virtuosity

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Titanio e virtuosismo orafo segnano il ritorno a Baselworld della Maison Busatti Milano ♦︎

Busatti Milano torna a a Baselworld con l’aggiunta di una novità, introdotta recentemente dal brand di gioielleria: l’utilizzo di titanio, un metallo che è diventato una specie di frontiera per molte aziende della gioielleria. Dall’utilizzo industriale, infatti, il titanio si è trasferito nei laboratori orafi con qualche difficoltà: è leggero, flessibile, anallergico. Ma è anche difficile da lavorare. Ora, però, l’utilizzo del titanio si diffonde, come nel caso del set che Busatti ha deciso di presentare alla fiera svizzera di gioielleria e orologeria.

Il set in titanio comprende un bracciale, un anello e un paio di orecchini. Sul metallo sono montati diamanti e zaffiri di un blu intenso.

Orecchini in titanio, diamanti, zaffiri
Orecchini in titanio, diamanti, zaffiri

Ma non sono questi gli unici gioielli in titanio. Ci sono anche altri pezzi che utilizzano questo metallo, come l’anello con al centro uno smeraldo taglio cuscino incastonato in una spessa corona di cristallo di rocca e circondato da una cornice che, come in un fumetto, sembra indicare un tuffo della pietra: splash. Virtuosismo orafo. Giulia Netrese




Anello in titanio, diamanti, zaffiri
Anello in titanio, diamanti, zaffiri
Bracciale in titanio, diamanti, zaffiri
Bracciale in titanio, diamanti, zaffiri
Anello in titanio con smeraldo colombiano incastonato un cristallo di rocca
Anello in titanio con smeraldo colombiano incastonato un cristallo di rocca
Set in titanio, diamanti, zaffiri
Set in titanio, diamanti, zaffiri
Bracciale con diamanti e zaffiri
Bracciale con diamanti e zaffiri
Anello con diamanti, smeraldi e opale al centro
Anello con diamanti, smeraldi e opale al centro
Orecchini con diamanti taglio marquise
Orecchini con diamanti taglio marquise
Orecchini con diamanti stile arabo
Orecchini con diamanti stile arabo
Anello secret con diamanti e zaffiro
Anello secret con diamanti e zaffiro











Titanium and goldsmith virtuosity mark the return to Baselworld of the Maison Busatti Milano ♦ ︎

Busatti Milano returns to Baselworld with the addition of a novelty, recently introduced by the jewelery brand: the use of titanium, a metal that has become a sort of frontier for many jewelery companies. In fact, from the industrial use, titanium has moved into the goldsmiths’ workshops with some difficulty: it is light, flexible, hypoallergenic. But it is also difficult to work with. Now, however, the use of titanium spreads, as in the case of the set that Busatti has decided to present at the Swiss fair of jewelery and watches.

The titanium set includes a bracelet, a ring and a pair of earrings. Diamonds and sapphires of an intense blue are mounted on the metal.

Orecchini in titanio, diamanti, zaffiri
Orecchini in titanio, diamanti, zaffiri

But these are not the only titanium jewelry. There are also other pieces that use this metal, such as the ring with a cushion emerald in the center, set in a thick rock crystal crown and surrounded by a frame that, as in a comic book, seems to indicate a dip in the stone: splash . Goldsmith virtuosity. Giulia Netrese




Anello in titanio, diamanti, zaffiri
Anello in titanio, diamanti, zaffiri
Bracciale in titanio, diamanti, zaffiri
Bracciale in titanio, diamanti, zaffiri
Anello in titanio con smeraldo colombiano incastonato un cristallo di rocca
Anello in titanio con smeraldo colombiano incastonato un cristallo di rocca
Set in titanio, diamanti, zaffiri
Set in titanio, diamanti, zaffiri
Bracciale con diamanti e zaffiri
Bracciale con diamanti e zaffiri
Anello con diamanti, smeraldi e opale al centro
Anello con diamanti, smeraldi e opale al centro
Orecchini con diamanti taglio marquise
Orecchini con diamanti taglio marquise
Orecchini con diamanti stile arabo
Orecchini con diamanti stile arabo
Anello secret con diamanti e zaffiro
Anello secret con diamanti e zaffiro







Alexandra Mor, high sustainable jewelery

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The jewels with emerald of Alexandra Mor opposed to the seeds of Tagua: high jewelry but sustainable ♦ ︎

Why ivory? Better the seeds of Tagua, a plant that grows in Amazon. It seems strange, and instead is brilliant: why feed the illegal trade of elephant tusks, when nature offers a product that has, for jewelry, the same characteristics?
The choice of Alexandra Mor amazed everyone when it was announced. But it turned out to be one of the elements of her success: acclaimed, hailed, sought after by passionate collectors of her jewelry, as well as by high-end stores, the designer remains anchored to her style. That is, it produces a few high quality pieces.

Capsule collection, unique pieces, pieces with uncommon stones, with an amazing design, are the ingredients of her production.

Sautoir con smeraldi colombiani di Muzo e semi di Tagua
Sautoir con smeraldi colombiani di Muzo e semi di tagua

Without forgetting that her high jewelry is always sustainable: stones and materials used are recovered without irreparable damage to the environment and in respect of those who work. Like for her collaboration with Muzo, a mining group that has provided Colombian emeralds of exceptional beauty, which has provided the inspiration for a collection of unique pieces. Lavinia Andorno




Orecchini con smeraldi Muzo e tagua
Orecchini con smeraldi Muzo e tagua
Orecchini con smeraldi e semi di tagua
Orecchini con smeraldi e semi di tagua
Alexandra Mor, collana con smeraldo colombiano esagonale
Alexandra Mor, collana con smeraldo colombiano esagonale
Sphere ring di Alexandra Mor
Sphere ring di Alexandra Mor, smeraldo e seme di tagua







Muzo’s emeralds at 25 designers

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Muzo’s emeralds for 25 designers and one hundred surprising jewels. Here is the result ♦ ︎

Put the children of colored pencils in childrens hands and you will see them draw. Give to a mechanic to screwdriver and the car will be dismantled. Distribute emeralds to a group of designers and you will see surprising jewels. This is what the Colombian mining company Muzo Emerald has done. The initiative is not strange: periodically, the mining companies give to designers their gems to special work.

Muzo has thus delivered emeralds to 25 jewelers including Alexandra Mor, Coomi, Daniela Villegas, Erica Courtney, Kimberly McDonald, Lisa Kim, Mateo, Noor Fares, Selim Mouzannar, Spencer Fine Jewelry, Victor Velyan and Wilfredo Rosado.

Sandra Dixon, The Serpent Goddess Earrings
Sandra Dixon, The Serpent Goddess Earrings

Result: a series of jewels that use emeralds in a very modern way. To be clear: no rings with an emerald with emerald cut. Also because the green stones have different shades and qualities. In all, a hundred pieces of different value were conceived. It ranges from about $ 2,000, to the Selim Mouzannar necklace which costs almost $ 120,000. And, according to Muzo, the experiment will continue: 2019 will be a bright green year. Margherita Donato





Alice Cicolini, orecchini con smeraldi Muzo
Alice Cicolini, orecchini con smeraldi Muzo

Orecchini chandelier di Ara Vartanian
Orecchini chandelier di Ara Vartanian
Orecchini di Coomi
Orecchini di Coomi
Bracciale di Dana Bronfman
Bracciale di Dana Bronfman
Orecchini di Daniela Villegas
Orecchini di Daniela Villegas

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Orecchini di Daria de Koning
Orecchini di Daria de Koning
Orecchini di Katherine Jetteri
Orecchini di Katherine Jetteri
Collana con smerlado di oltre 10 carati di  M. Spalten
Collana con smerlado di oltre 10 carati di M. Spalten
Orecchini di Mercedes Salazar
Orecchini di Mercedes Salazar
Collana di Selim Mouzannar
Collana di Selim Mouzannar

Sphere ring di Alexandra Mor
Sphere ring di Alexandra Mor







Salvini puts the color in Luminosa

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Salvini still extends the Luminosa collection with jewels with emeralds, rubies and sapphires ♦ ︎

It would be wrong to abandon a road that turns out to be full of pleasant surprises. Or, as in the case of Salvini’s Luminosa collection, full of confirmations. The Luminosa collection, in fact, is a successful case of the Maison that is part of the Damiani group. And so periodically the collection is expanded with new pieces. And now also with the addition of color.

At VicenzaOro Salvini presented variants of the Luminosa collection with rubies, emeralds and sapphires.

Anello trilogy in oro bianco, smeraldi e diamanti
Anello trilogy in oro bianco, smeraldi e diamanti

In short, not just diamonds, which remain the queen stone of the Piedmontese house, but also that touch of classic precious gems. Salvini, it is good to remember, follows a path away from the experimentations, sometimes bizarre, of some designers. Instead, he prefers the sure approach of a style that is mostly dedicated to jewelry for anniversaries, engagements and weddings. In this case rings, necklaces and earrings keep the star shape that has inaugurated the collection, but put in the center a stone that adds liveliness to the jewel. Lavinia Andorno





Collana con smeraldo e diamanti
Collana con pendente di smeraldo e diamanti

Orecchini con zaffiri e diamanti
Orecchini con zaffiri e diamanti
Anelli con zaffiro, smeraldo e rubino
Anelli con zaffiro, smeraldo e rubino
Collane della collezione Luminosa con rubino, smeraldo, zaffiro e diamanti
Collane della collezione Luminosa con rubino, smeraldo, zaffiro e diamanti
Croce in oro bianco e diamanti
Croce in oro bianco e diamanti
Orecchini rubini e smeraldi
Orecchini rubini e smeraldi
Salvini, anelli trilogy con rubini, zaffiri e diamanti
Salvini, anelli trilogy con rubini, zaffiri e diamanti

Croce in oro bianco e diamanti
Luminosa, croce in oro bianco e diamanti







The emerald wins in New York

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The ring with a natural Russian emerald from Amba Gem that won the Agta Spectrum Awards 2018 in New York ♦ ︎

The Agta Spectrum Awards is a sort of Oscar-winning for jewelry made of large gemstones. It takes place every year in New York, in August, and is dedicated to jewelry designers, but also artists who use colored gems. In short, it is an appointment for those who particularly love the world of precious stones. The Agta Cutting Edge Awards is aimed at stone-cutting professionals, who must demonstrate their ability to cut, polish and sculpt colored gems.
Both competitions are sponsored by the American Gem Trade Association, the trade association for the colored gem industry in North America. Therefore, it is legitimate to expect particularly beautiful jewels from the award ceremony. For 2018 the winner was a platinum and 18-carat gold ring from Amba Gem, a small New York company led by Joseph Ambalu, with a 7.16-carat emerald. The ring received the Best of Show award in this year’s competition. Although Amba Gem won with a ring, her main business is that of wholesale supplier of natural colored precious stones and cultured pearls. Here is the winning jewel for the Best of Show category and some of the stones proposed by Amba Gem.




Anello in platino, oro giallo 18 carati con uno smeraldo russo non trattato di 7,16 carati con diamanti ha vinto il premio Best of Show agli Agta Spectrum Awards
Anello in platino, oro giallo 18 carati con uno smeraldo russo non trattato di 7,16 carati con diamanti ha vinto il premio Best of Show agli Agta Spectrum Awards
Anello con diamante fancy vivid yellow naturale
Anello con diamante fancy vivid yellow naturale
Anello con rubino burmese e diamanti
Anello con rubino burmese e diamanti
Smeraldi colombiani, zaffiri del Kashmir e rubini birmani di Amba Gem
Smeraldi colombiani, zaffiri del Kashmir e rubini birmani di Amba Gem
Amba Gem, zaffiro Padparascha dello Sri Lanka
Amba Gem, zaffiro Padparascha dello Sri Lanka
Smeraldo colombiano non trattato
Smeraldo colombiano non trattato

emerald cut Brazilian







Salvini’s colors

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Jewels with rubies, emeralds and sapphires from Salvini’s Colourful collection ♦ ︎

A diamond is forever, but even a ring with a ruby ​​or a sapphire is joking. Although Salvini is a trademark of jewelry often associated with the classic white gold and diamonds, its music it’s not everytime the same. The Colourful collection, for example, as the name suggests is dedicated to jewels with colored stones. In harmony with the Salvini style, these are jewels with classic shapes, but with a particularity: the stones in the center of the jewels are cut to heart. It is not a usual form for ruby ​​reds and blue sapphires or green emeralds, with stones mounted on a four-jaw setting. Always combined with diamonds, so as not to lose the imprinting of the Maison.
This new view of the collection interpreted by the stones in the shape of a heart is designed to become a welcome gift for the engagement, or for some important occasion. A few indicative prices: the white gold, diamond and ruby ​​earrings cost about 2500 euros, a ring with sapphire 2500 euros, chain and pendant with ruby ​​2200 euros. Lavinia Andorno





Anelli della collezione Colourful
Anelli della collezione Colourful

Anello in oro bianco, diamanti e zaffiro
Anello in oro bianco, diamanti e zaffiro
Orecchini con zaffiri
Orecchini con zaffiri
Orecchini con rubini e diamanti
Orecchini con rubini e diamanti

Collane con zaffiro, diamanti, rubino
Collane con zaffiro, diamanti, rubino







Antonini on the sugar loaf





A few more pieces of Antonini’s Extraordinaire line presented at the Couture Show in Las Vegas ♦ ︎

New unique pieces by Antonini. They are jewels of the Extraordinaire line, which the Milanese Maison has also presented this year at the Couture Show in Las Vegas. The extra pieces at the most important event organized in the USA, high-end jewelry made to measure of the selected stones, are now a classic for the brand of creative director Sergio Antonini. Even if unique pieces, however, the new rings and necklaces do not deviate from what is the stylistic signature, with pavé with stones of irregular size, as in the tested Etna or Matera collections. In addition, however, extraordinaire stones are used, such as the large sugar loaf-cut emerald. Extra pieces also three necklaces with pearls in white or yellow gold, earrings and ring always with emerald set in the center, with oval cut or cushion. Lavinia Andorno



Antonini, anello Extraordinaire con smeraldo taglio pan di zucchero
Antonini, anello Extraordinaire con smeraldo taglio pan di zucchero
Antonini, collana in oro e perla
Antonini, collana in oro e perla
Antonini, collana in oro giallo e perle
Antonini, collana in oro giallo e perle
Antonini, collana in oro bianco e perle
Antonini, collana in oro bianco e perle
Anello in oro giallo, pavé di diamanti, smeraldo
Anello in oro giallo, pavé di diamanti, smeraldo

Orecchini in oro bianco, diamanti, smeraldi
Orecchini in oro bianco, diamanti, smeraldi







High jewelry by Sutra

The first ten years of Sutra were celebrated with a series of high-end jewelery pieces ♦ ︎
Sutra in 2018 is ten years old. The Indian Maison, in fact, was founded by designer Arpita and her husband Divyanshu Navlakha in 2008. Arpita takes care of the creative direction, while Divyanshu, who comes from a family of jewelers in the area of ​​Dehli, takes care of the business. In ten years many achievements have been achieved by the brand, which has chosen the path of great jewelry, also appreciated by celebrities such as Rihanna, Lady Gaga, Taylor Swift, Jennifer Lopez, Catharine-Zeta Jones, Michelle Obama, Priyanka Chopra, Oprah and Mila Kunis. Sutra’s jewels are made in Mumbai, but the Maison also has a commercial office in Texas and a widespread distribution in the United States. Although the Sutra jewelery standard is always very high, for the number ten birthday the company has also produced a special series of fine jewelry. They are one-of-a-kind pieces, with stones ranging from emeralds to paraiba tourmaline, from diamonds to tanzanites. The result, which you see in the pictures, is worthy for the celebrations of the tenth anniversary.

Orecchini con diamanti e smeraldi, pezzo unico
Orecchini con diamanti e smeraldi, pezzo unico

Anello con diamanti (5 carati) e tormalina paraiba (8 carati), pezzo unico
Anello con diamanti (5 carati) e tormalina paraiba (8 carati), pezzo unico
Orecchini con diamanti e tormalina paraiba, pezzo unico
Orecchini con diamanti e tormalina paraiba, pezzo unico
Anello con diamanti e smeraldo da 11 carati, pezzo unico
Anello con diamanti e smeraldo da 11 carati, pezzo unico
Anello con diamanti per 15 carati
Anello con diamanti per 15 carati, rose cut
Orecchini con diamanti e tanzaniti per 20 carati
Orecchini con diamanti e tanzaniti per 20 carati
Anello con diamanti e tanzanite di 11 carati
Anello con diamanti e tanzanite di 11 carati

Forever Unique in 4 colors

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The Forever Unique Sinuo Color collection with the classic precious stones: sapphires, emeralds, rubies and diamonds. With a special certification ♦ ︎
White, blue, red and green: these are the colors of a hypothetical jewelery flag. They are the shades, that is, of the main stones: sapphires, emeralds, rubies and diamonds. This new palette is based on the new Forever Unique Sinuo Color collection, the result of the work of the jewelry designer Paola Casorati. Made in Italy, the jewels of this line are multiplied in 11 sets, four with sapphires, three with emeralds and four with rubies, all on white gold. On the other hand, the common, pure, natural and ethical diamonds are certified by IIDGR, the International Institute of Diamond Grading & Research (a company of the Beers group). The warranty on the stones used is then engraved on the diamond belt with a special laser writing.
In addition to the usual 4 C, Carat (caratura), Color (color), Clarity (purity) and Cut (cut), IIDGR is added the certification of a fifth feature: the Confidence C (trust), guarantee of ethics and transparency ‘use of stones that meet the requirements of the Kimberley Process of the World Diamond Council approved by the United Nations, ie the so-called ethical diamonds. And, of course, natural and not synthetic. Lavinia Andorno



Anello in oro bianco, smeraldi e diamanti della parure Linea
Anello in oro bianco, smeraldi e diamanti della parure Linea
Anello in oro bianco rubino e diamanti della parure Luce
Anello in oro bianco rubino e diamanti della parure Luce
Anello in oro bianco rubino e diamante della parure Noi
Anello in oro bianco rubino e diamante della parure Noi
Anello in oro bianco, smeraldi e diamanti della parure Ritorno
Anello in oro bianco, smeraldi e diamanti della parure Ritorno
Anello in oro bianco, zaffiro e diamanti della parure Vertice
Anello in oro bianco, zaffiro e diamanti della parure Vertice
Pendente in oro bianco, smeraldi e diamanti della parure Ritorno
Pendente in oro bianco, smeraldi e diamanti della parure Ritorno
Anello in oro bianco, zaffiro e diamanti della parure Flesso
Anello in oro bianco, zaffiro e diamanti della parure Flesso
Orecchini in oro bianco, zaffiro e diamanti della parure Flesso
Orecchini in oro bianco, zaffiro e diamanti della parure Flesso
Anello in oro bianco, zaffiro e diamante della parure Nascosto
Anello in oro bianco, zaffiro e diamante della parure Nascosto
Orecchini in oro bianco rubini e diamanti della parure Anima
Orecchini in oro bianco rubini e diamanti della parure Anima
Orecchini in oro bianco, smeraldi, zaffiri e diamanti della parure Gioie
Orecchini in oro bianco, smeraldi, zaffiri e diamanti della parure Gioie
Orecchini in oro bianco rubini e diamanti della parure Marea
Orecchini in oro bianco rubini e diamanti della parure Marea
Pendente in oro bianco, zaffiro e diamanti della parure Nascosto
Pendente in oro bianco, zaffiro e diamanti della parure Nascosto

Anello in oro bianco, zaffiro e diamanti della parure Soffio
Anello in oro bianco, zaffiro e diamanti della parure Soffio







Picchiotti, new luxury Xpandable

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New expansion of Picchiotti’s Xpandable collection: flexible rings with exceptional stones surrounded by diamonds ♦ ︎
Xpandable is one of Picchiotti’s most popular collections. The high-end jewelry Maison in Valenza has in fact thought of combining the concept of luxury with that of comfort: the rings or bracelets of this collection boast not only a great wealth of raw material, that is, the precious stones used, but also the pleasantness of a flexible system that adapts to the finger or the wrist thanks to an invisible elastic system (thanks to a patent). No fear, therefore, that the precious jewel is no longer wearable because of a severe weight loss diet or (more often) of a few pounds that is added over time.
Picchiotti at Baselworld 2018 presented a series of new pieces of great appeal of the series. But now he anticipates another, destined to shine at the next Couture in Las Vegas. It is a ring with seven extraordinary octagonal emeralds in a three-dimensional setting of baguettes and round diamonds. Certainly one of the leading pieces of the Piedmontese company. But also the other rings are not less preciouses. The jewels are conceived with central stones of particular value. Among all, to report a ring with a rare oval sapphire of purple color, not heated, which is also the Pantone Color for 2018. The central stones are then matched to the circle of the ring, covered with diamonds. «For the new generation of Xpandable rings we have created a series with a center of exceptional precious stones, making each ring an exclusive unique piece», is the comment by Giuseppe Picchiotti, founder of the Maison. Giulia Netrese



Oval ruby (1.18 ct) and diamond (3.29 ct) ring set in white gold
Oval ruby (1.18 ct) and diamond (3.29 ct) ring set in white gold
Cushion emerald (2.52 ct) and diamond (4.56 ct) ring set in white gold
Cushion emerald (2.52 ct) and diamond (4.56 ct) ring set in white gold
Cushion sapphire (5.55 ct) buff-topped sapphire (2.33 ct) and diamond (2.93 ct) ring set in white gold
Cushion sapphire (5.55 ct) buff-topped sapphire (2.33 ct) and diamond (2.93 ct) ring set in white gold
Emerald-cut diamond (2.02 ct) and diamond ( 3.08 ct) ring set in white gold
Emerald-cut diamond (2.02 ct) and diamond ( 3.08 ct) ring set in white gold
Octagonal ruby (3.01 ct) buff-topped rubie ( 1.26 ct) and diamond (2.17 ct) ring set in white gold
Octagonal ruby (3.01 ct) buff-topped rubie ( 1.26 ct) and diamond (2.17 ct) ring set in white gold
Radiant diamond (3.20 ct) and diamond (4.80 ct) ring set in white and yellow gold
Radiant diamond (3.20 ct) and diamond (4.80 ct) ring set in white and yellow gold
Oval purple sapphire ( 4.94 ct) and diamond (2.26 ct) ring set in white diamonds
Oval purple sapphire ( 4.94 ct) and diamond (2.26 ct) ring set in white diamonds
Square emerald-cut green tourmaline (5.81 ct) and diamond (1.82 ct) ring set in white and rose gold
Square emerald-cut green tourmaline (5.81 ct) and diamond (1.82 ct) ring set in white and rose gold
Octagonal sapphire (2.59 ct) octagonal emeralds (0.88 ct) and diamond (1.60 ct) ring  set in white gold
Octagonal sapphire (2.59 ct) octagonal emeralds (0.88 ct) and diamond (1.60 ct) ring set in white gold

Ring with seven octagonal emeralds, in a three dimensional setting of baguette and round diamonds
Ring with seven octagonal emeralds, in a three dimensional setting of baguette and round diamonds







Pasquale Bruni and the chakra of love

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Love and chakra: the concept translates into a collection signed by Pasquale Bruni ♦ ︎
Fascinated by Indian traditions, culture and philosophy, designer Eugenia Bruni uses the metaphor of the number 4 chakra for the new collection, which is summarized in the word Love. The chakras, according to ancient Indian spirituality, represent the vital points, within the body, that are connected with an immaterial dimension.
The fourth chakra, in fact, is that of the heart. That is, that not only has an essential function for the life of the body, but it is also a bridge to the world of affectivity, at least on a symbolic level (“The heart is the chakra whose gem is love”, he says Eugenia Bruni). And here is the collection of Pasquale Bruni dedicated to love in an unequivocal way. The jewels, in fact, show the rounded shape of the heart or completely report the word Love. The jewels use rose quartz and emerald, placed at the center of each piece, while the frame in pink or white gold is embellished with white or champagne diamonds. By the way, the stones have a new cut, called by Pasquale Bruni “cut chakra of the heart”.
The Amore 4 Chakra collection includes band rings and rigid bracelets. Another new aspect for the Maison: the flex bracelet is born, with two white gold threads that can accommodate any message. Finally, to stay on the subject: with a 4°Chakra collier, Pasquale Bruni won last year at the Couture in Las Vegas. Lavinia Andorno





Bracciali Amore 4 Chakra, Pasquale Bruni
Bracciali Amore 4 Chakra, Pasquale Bruni

Bracciale e anello Amore 4 Chakra, oro bianco, diamanti, smeraldi
Anelli Amore 4 Chakra, in oro rosa, diamanti champagne, quarzo rosa
Bracciale e anello Amore 4 Chakra, oro bianco, diamanti, smeraldi
Bracciale e anello Amore 4 Chakra, oro bianco, diamanti, smeraldi
Collana Quarto Chakra di Pasquale Bruni
Collana Quarto Chakra di Pasquale Bruni