There is a type of jewelry that does not look to the past, but futuristically to the society of the present. It is the story of Bettina T, a brand created by designer Cinzia Caviglia. The fact that the designer’s ideas were born in Rome, one of the cities with the most history behind it, makes Cinzia Caviglia’s choice to use shapes inspired by common objects, such as the tongs used to hang out laundry to dry, even more unusual. or that small strip of metal used to open drink cans. The springs are not the only element that is taken out of its context to become a jewel. The Industrial collection also includes, for example, other jewels that have an origin, as far as design is concerned, in another area. The jewels are made of silver or gold, in some cases with the addition of small diamonds, or baroque pearls.
Perhaps this vocation for aesthetic contamination derives from the training of Cinzia Caviglia, who started as a graphic designer, who adds in her bio the inclination to blend apparently distinct subjects, from design to photography, from glass craftsmanship to illustration and to 3D creations. The transmigration into the world of jewelry is due, however, to her work with her mother Bettina in the family jewelry, which she then continued, with the addition of new ideas.
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