Metaphors of precious complexity

“The sun sees your body, the moon sees your soul” is an ancient proverb that contrasts the outward, physical self, illuminated by daylight, with the more intimate self, revealed in the shadow of night. This ancestral duality finds a precious translation in jewellery capable of orchestrating a dialogue between different materials and reflections, where the warmth of yellow gold blends with the diaphanous light of silver, white gold, or diamonds. Compositions imbued with a particular poetic resonance, especially evocative during the Christmas season.

Interpreting this harmonious tension with mastery are some of Italy’s finest jewellers, long dedicated to creating pieces of both symbolic and tangible value. Among them is the Couture ring by Cammilli Firenze, crafted in 18-carat gold in White Ice and Natural Beige shades, featuring a large central green tourmaline and diamonds. A sculptural design in which fluid, essential forms alternate with silky surfaces, resulting in an aesthetic that is sophisticated and strikingly unusual.

Giorgio Visconti also presents a remarkable selection of earrings and rings from the Like Me Chapter II collection, where the bold combination of white and rose gold creates compositions of rare beauty. Closing the triad is Recarlo, a benchmark of Italian high jewellery, which enriches the Anniversary Love Contrarié collections with new, exquisitely refined earrings. These pieces embody the essence of contemporary elegance, blending the iconic sunset gold spiral with a luminous pavé of brilliant-cut natural diamonds. Light plays captured from every angle are designed to illuminate the face and, once again, narrate the perfect encounter between the visible and the invisible.

Antonella Reina, Editor VO+