Sabbia
Sabbia draws inspiration from the organic beauty of nature and the grains of sand illuminated by the sun along the shore. White, brown and black diamonds of varying sizes are freely scattered across gold discs, forming a seemingly random mosaic. This is Pomellato’s irregular pavé at its most accomplished: each composition is unique and requires more hours of work than traditional stone setting. Born from creative freedom and the expertise of its master goldsmiths, Sabbia has become one of the Maison’s most distinctive signatures.
Sabbia in white gold combines two diamond cuts: baguette-cut stones secured with prong settings and brilliant-cut diamonds in irregular pavé. Set against gold like a canvas, they create a landscape of light. The tennis necklace is reimagined with asymmetrical discs, while the earrings balance geometry and fluidity. In this version, Sabbia ventures into the realm of High Jewellery without losing its spontaneity.
Restrained in form yet generous in diamonds, these Sabbia creations reflect an idea dear to Pomellato: diamonds to be worn every day, with effortless ease. The six-strand rose gold necklace fastens with a sliding T-shaped clasp and features a pendant set with white and brown diamond pavé. The earrings suspend brown diamond discs, framed by white brilliant-cut diamonds, from five delicate gold chains dotted with diamonds.
In this parure, a hand-crafted rose gold mesh chain is paired with Sabbia discs set with diamond pavé. The necklace rests against the neck, while the bracelet wraps around the wrist with the same softness. White, brown and black diamonds lend depth to the gold, while the mesh texture contrasts with the irregular pavé. Behind this lightness lies a complex goldsmithing process that Pomellato has been refining for decades.
A long rose gold chain supports two asymmetrical pendants set with irregular pavé. Diamonds in seven different sizes create a gradient that transitions from white to brown. Each pendant moves to its own rhythm, responding to even the slightest movement. Against rose gold, Sabbia reveals its most fluid character.
