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The Bernini Loupe necklace, a tribute to Bernini’s intricate sculptures, was unveiled at a gala ...
Pomellato unveils the one-of-a-kind Bernini Loupe necklace, crafted in tribute to the Bernini terracotta models—priceless ...
Pomellato’s backing funds the installation of five state-of-the-art display cases at the Galleria Giorgio Franchetti ...
Sabina Belli, CEO of Pomellato Group, at the gala dinner with Venetian Heritage, celebrating their ...
Gian Lorenzo Bernini, Rio de la Plata, h. 44 cm, sc 78. Venezia, Galleria Giorgio ...
Vincenzo Castaldo, Pomellato’s Creative Director, and Diane von Fürstenberg, Designer and International Ambassador for Venetian ...
Model-turned-actress Hande Erçel dazzles in Pomellato at the Gala Dinner in collaboration with Venetian Heritage, ...
The Bernini Loupe necklace showcases a rose gold pendant with a domed rock crystal, cut ...
A kaleidoscopic necklace, Barocco, featuring Pomellato's 'baroque cut,' mimicking polished gemstone roughs in natural, free-form ...
The Barocco necklace showing of the natural free-form shapes of green tourmaline, aquamarine, tsavorite, tanzanite ...
The glass dome of Milan’s Galleria inspires this 20.72ct grey-green tourmaline pendant necklace on rose ...
The Spinelli di Fuoco necklace from Pomellato's high jewellery collection 2024 "The dualism of Milan" ...
The Asimmetrico necklace from Pomellato's 2024 "The Dualism of Milan" high jewellery collection features sinuous ...
The Cielo Stellato necklace by Pomellato is inspired by Milan's planetarium star mosaics. A rose ...
Pomellato expresses the 'Free Gems' concept through color when using conventional stone cuts.
For Pomellato, the essence lies within the stone itself. The brand embraces a unique philosophy ...
CEO of Pomellato Sabina Belli.
Communications firm Edelman released its annual Trust Barometer[1] report last week to coincide with the gathering of world leaders at Davos. As the most influential, powerful and wealthy were gearing up for a week of talks focused on the future of capitalism and meeting the global goals, the Barometer provided stark insight into the challenges we face. Fifty-six percent of people believe capitalism does more harm than good.