Visionary Colors
Color becomes pure emotion — vibrant, instinctive and endlessly expressive. Vivid nuances, delicate tones and unexpected pairings come together in glowing compositions where gemstones lead with natural grace. At the heart of the chapter lies Pomellato’s serti libre technique at its most accomplished, letting gemstones settle onto gold freely and without strict order. Asymmetry becomes refinement, and each creation reveals a vision of color that is liberated, radiant and unmistakably Pomellato.
Mandala Chromia
A unique creation capturing Pomellato's obsession with color. A rose gold medallion framed by brown diamonds cradles 99 rare natural multicolor fancy-cut sapphires totaling 44.75 carats, in a kaleidoscopic play of color. On a reimagined archival chain, the jewel required 350 hours of expert goldsmithing..
Sakura Bloom
A delicate study on pink, a chromatic harmony evoking cherry blossoms in bloom. A double rivière gathers 41 octagonal-cut tourmalines totaling 148.50 carats, each framed by a custom bezel. Crafted over 400 hours of goldsmithing, the necklace can be worn as a single or double collier, thanks to its archival chain from the 1970s.
Serti Libre & Mandarin Mirage
Serti Libre reveals Pomellato’s avant-garde spirit. A softened square silhouette in rose gold combines pink tourmalines, Mandarin garnets and tsavorites with white or brown diamonds. The serti libre setting frees the gemstones from a predetermined geometry, creating an irregular composition of coloured gems and pavé.
Mandarin Mirage unveils 13 cushion-cut Mandarin garnets totaling 71.36 carats, rare in purity and size, each cradled in a custom bezel that rotates freely with the neck. Diamonds heighten the jewel's brilliance across a rope-mesh front and a paved square-link back in rose gold. Crafted in 280 hours of goldsmithing.
Drops of Paraíba
A semi-rigid choker highlights 21 pear-shaped Paraíba tourmalines, totaling 20.15 carats, each unique in size and shade. Set freely in an asymmetrical dégradé, the mobile drops meet an irregular pavé of diamonds and Paraíba tourmalines on a rose gold collar, shaped over 400 hours of artisanal work.
Eye of Tanzanite
Eye of Tanzanite draws on a chain from Pomellato's 1972 archives, with its irregular rhythm of diamonds and sapphires. At its center, a detachable pendant is crowned by a 15.24-carat cabochon marquise-cut tanzanite, framed by two trillion-cut diamonds, fusing heritage with modern sensuality.