Milanese Color Prism
Milan’s most exuberant side finds expression in unexpected colour combinations, reminiscent of Gio Ponti’s visionary designs. In this second chapter, gemstones take centre stage in a play of hues and light: fuchsia spinels, electric-blue tanzanites and tourmalines in lush shades of green. Pomellato selects them for their vibrancy and rarity, creating pieces that radiate joy. Organic, irregular cuts and surprising harmonies capture the irreverent spirit of Milanese design.
Gemme Superlative
A mosaic of colour in motion, Gemme Superlative reinterprets the “stone within a stone” motif. Twenty oval gemstones from nine varieties, ranging from red spinel to morganite, indicolite and peridot, are each encircled by a halo of tone-on-tone pavé. Pentagons of varying sizes, each rotated at a different angle, form a geometric, three-dimensional structure that comes alive against the skin.
Spinelli di Fuoco
With the Spinelli di Fuoco plastron necklace, the Maison expresses its passion for gemstones. Spinels in eight shades, from scarlet red to violet, and from amber to grey, are arranged along an innovative rose gold chain, accentuated by a line of diamonds. Each of the 238 cabochons, totalling 365 carats, is nestled in a bespoke closed or claw setting. This alternation lends the necklace fluidity and a soft, draped effect. Its creation required over 1,200 hours of goldsmithing.
Il Grande Blu
The Il Grande Blu necklace embodies Pomellato’s vision of colour and form. Five baroque-cut tanzanites in an intense blue-violet hue, totalling 144.37 carats, are held by invisible claws and punctuate a chain choker. A pavé of 1,676 blue and violet sapphires, totalling 32.01 carats, intensifies its colour.
