Pomellato Jewellery | The History of an Italian Icon
Early Beginnings
Synonymous with creativity and colour, Pomellato was founded in Milan in 1967 by Pino Rabolini – the heir to his family’s goldsmith legacy. Introducing the prêt-à-porter philosophy to the traditionally conservative world of jewellery. Rabolini revolutionized women’s fashion choices while shaping Pomellato with a powerful, fashion-forward identity. Fifty years later, his jubilant, distinctive designs have grown to be revered both in Italy and across the international jewellery landscape.
Pomellato Style
Expressing an avant-garde, original approach, Pomellato’s sophisticated coloured stone combinations feature peculiar gem cuts and visionary designs. Impeccably crafted, Pomellato pieces have led the brand to embody a modern yet unconventional beauty, immediately recognizable per the Maison’s signature style.
Pomellato Today
Pomellato is currently recognized as the precursor of the New Precious: pioneer in the selection of coloured gems not used in classic jewellery and keeper of the strong Milanese goldsmithing tradition, it creates hand made collections using only ethically-mined gold in a continuous commitment to the theme of eco-sustainability and constant investment in the traceability of the stones and diamonds. At the same time, through the Pomellato Virtuosi program, in collaboration with a Milanese goldsmithing institute, the Maison undertakes to safeguard the highest level of craftsmanship.
Campaigns
Anti-conformist by nature, over the course of years Pomellato has always declared its identity through its advertising image: a kaleidoscope of independence, strength and inclusivity, with the woman and her personality at the centre. Historically, Pomellato has achieved its role as a trendsetter in this sector by crafting its campaigns through photographers of the caliber of Helmut Newton, Gian Paolo Barbieri, Michel Comte, Paolo Roversi, Javier Vallhonrat, Sølve Sundsbø, Jean-Baptiste Mondino, Mert & Marcus, Peter Lindbergh, Cass Bird and Gian Paolo Sgura.
Pomellato For Women
Women have been at the centre of the Pomellato universe since 1967. #PomellatoForWomen is a 360° communications platform launched to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the brand in 2017, promoting female empowerment and a message of inclusiveness and diversity. It also addresses themes of equality and female leadership, and a more authentic idea of beauty. From Jane Fonda to Cate Blanchett and Chiara Ferragni, women of strong character have lent their voices and visibility in support of #PomellatoForWomen, involving other women from various backgrounds, generations and nationalities in a view to mutual inspiration.
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