Breaking the Rules of Design
In the 1980s, Pomellato’s ateliers experienced a period of intense creative energy. Generous volumes, unexpected asymmetries and increasingly daring goldsmithing gave rise to creations that introduced a new language of jewellery.
Asimmetrico Tanzanite
An architecture in motion: an irregularly cut 55.96-carat tanzanite anchors flexible rose gold modules, each individually crafted and adorned with diamond pavé. The ensemble is complemented by a ring set with a 37.73-carat tanzanite. Creating the necklace required 700 hours of goldsmithing.
Zigzag Supreme
Geometric precision meets the poetry of gemstones. A zigzag chain in white gold showcases two intensely coloured tanzanites: the first, weighing 23.78 carats, is shield-cut; the second, a 19.91-carat hexagonal stone, hangs as a pendant. Diamond pavé embraces each gemstone and runs along the chain, enhancing the tanzanites’ colours. Creating the necklace required 1,400 hours of goldsmithing.
Rivière Zigzag
The classic rivière necklace is reinvented with an asymmetrical design: a zigzag chain in rose gold adorned with diamond pavé, offered in two precious interpretations. Green tourmalines totalling 47.31 carats, or intensely coloured rubellites weighing 50.85 carats. Each parure is completed by a matching ring and earrings.