Craftsmanship
Every day at Casa Pomellato in Milan, more than 150 master goldsmiths transform precious materials into jewels that demand long hours of work, where precision and creativity go hand in hand. The Maison's materials of choice include rose gold, its emblem, as well as diamonds and colored gemstones sourced from around the world.
The Goldsmithing Tradition
Among the many techniques they use, Pomellato's master goldsmiths often turn to lost-wax casting, also known as microcasting. This ancient technique creates the soft lines and full, harmonious forms that have shaped the Maison's success. It is also used to prepare the settings that hold the gemstones, helping to bring Pomellato's vibrant, contemporary creations to life. Today, this savoir-faire is paired with a constant search for innovation: evolving processes and the continuous refinement of every casting stage allow for ever more precise finishes and finely balanced volumes.
The Free Gems Philosophy
From the very beginning, Pomellato has charted its own course in the world of jewelry. At the heart of the Maison lives a revolutionary spirit, expressed in the "Free Gems" philosophy: an approach that goes beyond the rules of classic jewelry, letting the character of each gem guide its transformation from rough crystal to finished jewel. In nature, true beauty lies in the traits that make each colored gemstone unlike any other. Pomellato celebrates them, embracing what others might call imperfections as marks of uniqueness. Innovative cuts, such as the exclusive 57-facet Nudo cut, do not constrain the stone's beauty but set it free. In the hands of Pomellato's artisans, every inclusion and every nuance becomes an expression of the gem's personality.
Pomellato Virtuosi
The know-how of the Maison's master goldsmiths is the foundation of Pomellato's identity. Here, expertise and experimentation coexist, with meticulous attention to materials, surface quality and durability, ensuring jewels made to be worn and lived with. Through the Pomellato Virtuosi training program, the Maison also safeguards excellence in craftsmanship, passing on to new generations a heritage of techniques and gestures that is renewed with respect for tradition and an eye to the future.
