The stage presence of Italian jewelry at the 76th Sanremo Festival

Great names, great jewels. Now in its 76th edition, the Sanremo Festival once again confirms its status as a privileged stage for fine jewelry. This year, performers on the Italian music scene forged an even closer dialogue between musical talent and the art of goldsmithing. Beneath the spotlight, the creations heightened the technical mastery and culture of detail that define Italian craftsmanship. Beginning with Pomellato, which completed Laura Pausini’s looks, in her role as co-director, with a series of high jewelry creations: the rose gold necklace set with diamonds and a central maxi tanzanite from the 1967 collection is poised to settle into the collective imagination. Crivelli, another distinguished interpreter of Italian savoir-faire, enhanced Arisa’s style with an anchor bracelet, rings and drop pendant earrings, articulating a measured and recognisable elegance. Signed creations by Salvini accompanied Mara Sattei, who selected earrings, necklace and bracelets from the Corolla collection. Gioielli del Sole, the Neapolitan brand known for high-carat gemstones, illuminated Elettra Lamborghini’s smile with a substantial white gold choker set with baguette and brilliant-cut diamonds.

Antonella Reina, Editor VO+