The watchword: flexible bracelets. For 40 years, Verdi, a Made in Italy brand, has been offering the same formula. But, of course, not the same jewels: so far, the Valenza maison has created a thousand of them. Stones, metals and design are now combined with the imagination of Giovanna Protti, the designer who took care of the new Verdi production. In addition to the classic bracelets, symbol of a tradition that never ends, the new collections include rings and earrings. All with a mix of colors and combinations that will please those who love “rich” pieces. Nothing minimal: on a gold bracelet with diamond pavé you can also find yellow, orange, green and blue sapphires. Or natural Australian and Tahitian pearls together with white gold and diamonds. In short, why put limits on the choice?
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