The Mandala Chromia necklace, a centerpiece of Pomellato's new collection, features an intricate hand-pierced openwork motif set with 99 rare multicolor natural sapphires, according to WWD. The Mandala Chromia necklace anchors Pomellato's new 'Stile Libero' high jewelry collection, designed for individual expression.
High jewelry has historically relied on tradition and classicism. Pomellato's new collection, however, champions radical creative freedom and self-expression.
Pomellato appears poised to further establish itself as a leader in contemporary, expressive high jewelry, potentially influencing broader luxury trends.
- The Mandala Chromia necklace features a hand-pierced openwork motif and 99 rare multicolor natural sapphires, according to WWD.
- The Drops of Paraíba choker includes 21 pear-shaped Paraíba tourmalines, according to WWD.
- The collection, named 'Pomellato Stile Libero,' will be unveiled in Paris. It coincides with an exhibition titled 'Pomellato, Le Joaillier Révolutionnaire' at the Palais de Tokyo, according to WWD.
- The 'Pomellato Stile Libero' high jewelry collection celebrates freedom of self-expression and creative freedom, according to WWD.
- Pomellato's decision to unveil 'Pomellato Stile Libero' at the Palais de Tokyo, a hub for contemporary art, positions high jewelry as an art form defined by radical expression, not merely a display of wealth or tradition.
How does Pomellato redefine luxury?
Pomellato launched its 'Stile Libero' collection with an exhibition at the Palais de Tokyo in Paris, a venue known for contemporary art, according to WWD. The choice of the Palais de Tokyo deviates from traditional luxury settings. The exhibition, titled 'Le Joaillier Révolutionnaire,' aligns high jewelry with avant-garde artistic disruption.
The decision to launch at the Palais de Tokyo brands Pomellato as a disruptor within the high jewelry space. The collection serves as a manifesto for luxury defined by artistic rebellion, not adherence to established codes.
