Milan's monochromatic treasures
Milan’s quieter side is defined by refined design, understated details and an almost monochromatic restraint. Here, nuance speaks louder than contrast: creations shaped by subtlety, in a palette of tones suspended between day and night.
Asimmetrico
Sensual and sculptural, Asimmetrico draws inspiration from the fluid profiles of César Pelli’s architecture, which reshape Milan’s skyline. Available in two versions, the choker features a sinuous row of 74 articulated rose gold modules, each individually crafted and assembled, supple against the skin like fabric. The Maison’s signature irregular setting distributes 2,924 diamonds of varying sizes across a pavé that renders the metal invisible. Creating this piece required 800 hours of goldsmithing.
Moonstones
Veiled in Milan’s delicate haze, Moonstones reveals the poetic allure of adularescence. Eleven moonstone cabochons, totalling 211.50 carats, follow one another along a articulated rose gold necklace, punctuated by diamond pavé sections. Generous geometric openwork allows light to filter through the gemstones, while reverse-set claws, finished with delicate engraving, embrace each dome. The necklace required over 700 hours of goldsmithing.
Galleria
Inspired by the magnetic light that illuminates the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II at night, the Galleria necklace pairs two rose gold chains: a rounded curb chain set with diamond pavé and a square-profile cable chain, whose contours lend rhythm to the silhouette. At the centre, five grey spinels totalling 17.58 carats, surrounded by grey sapphires and blue and grey spinels, form an octagon evoking Milan’s celebrated dome. The parure is completed by a ring featuring faceted grey spinels and diamond pavé.