Pomellato’s first crosses date back to 1984, but this is the first time that three iconic designs are integrated into a single neo-baroque necklace. A gold and garnet Byzantine cross from 1993 is flanked by two rose gold and jet crosses from 2003 and 2013, the latter delicately engraved. Gold bracelets from 2004 form the chain from which the 2007 Harem collection gold and rock crystal pendants are suspended adding a joyful energy to this creation.
This remarkable necklace features an array of signature Pomellato gold chains in various forms from different decades (2006, 2011, 2013) and collections.
The chains overlap one another to spectacular effect. On the left the links are suspended from a gold safety pin from 1994. On the right, a contemporary Kintsugi stone made of jet and gold highlights another Pomellato collection about reuse and sustainability.
Jet beads as black as night, delicate brown diamond charms in rose gold and a dazzling tassel – available in a playful range of colours - are the three unique elements from the early 2000’s that find new life in this long elegant sautoir.
In the same spirit, delicately carved jade drops are transformed into sophisticated earrings whose green colour is enhanced by a verdant emerald pavé.
A Japanese coin-shape carved from a vibrant turquoise is at the heart of this stunning piece of jewellery. By transforming the blue gem into an asymmetrical closure, the necklace exudes an ancient power enhanced by the addition of a T-bar clasp in jet.
