Time is intriguing; it shapes and solidifies a sense of style, revealing an evolution of ideas, inspirations, and motifs over the years. Long-established brands can evoke the past while showcasing their vision for the future. With Collezione 1967, Pomellato presents its ‘Jewellery Manifesto’ through 75 pieces, each inspired by one of three pivotal decades in its creative journey: the 1970s, 1980s, and 1990s. Let’s explore how the Maison’s artistic signatures have been reimagined for a new generation of high jewelry enthusiasts.
A model wears the Pomellato Rainbow bracelet, a Marvelous Griffe ring and a Duetto cocktail ring from the ‘Collezione 1967’ High Jewellery collection
Brands revisiting their archives for inspiration is common, but Pomellato’s latest high jewelry collection, Collezione 1967, is particularly bold. Described as a “revolutionary statement of creative independence,” it distills the brand’s signature silhouettes and motifs into refined, modern pieces, divided into three chapters: 1970s chains, 1980s sculptural designs, and 1990s vibrant colors. These eras shaped Pomellato’s distinctive aesthetic, and now we can explore the collection in greater detail beyond its brief Cannes appearance.
Pomellato Green Waves bracelet, part of the 1970s-inspired chapter of the ‘Collezione 1967’ High Jewellery collection
The new High Jewellery collection marks a powerful return to our roots, distilling the essence of three decades. Capturing moments that have contributed to defining Pomellato’s identity as we love it today, unconventional and unmistakable, Vincenzo Castaldo, Creative Director, Pomellato.
Pomellato's signature chunky chains originated in the 1970s, symbolizing change and rebellion. Founded by Pino Rabolini, they blend Milanese craftsmanship with disco energy, emphasizing femininity over weight.
Pomellato's signature chunky chains originated in the 1970s, symbolizing change and rebellion. Founded by Pino Rabolini, they blend Milanese craftsmanship with disco energy, emphasizing femininity over weight.
A model wears the Pomellato The Art of Chains bracelet with four different chains in rose gold, white gold and pavé-set diamonds, part of the ‘Collezione 1967’ High Jewellery collection
To honor the 1980s, Pomellato reflects the decade’s love for experimentation, power dressing, and boldness with 18 pieces. The era influenced their architectural approach, seen in the striking Asimmetrico Tanzanite necklace, debuted at Cannes. It features a 55.96-carat irregular tanzanite in a custom flexible 18k gold bezel, crafted with 78 diamond-set modules that took over 700 hours. A matching ring with a 37.73-carat tanzanite completes the set.
A model wears the Pomellato Asimmetrico Tanzanite necklace with an irregularly cut 55.96-carat tanzanite and the matching ring with a 37.73-carat tanzanite, part of the ‘Collezione 1967’ High Jewellery collection
The 1990s chapter of Collezione 1967 is the largest, with 37 pieces celebrating a decade of optimism, music, movies, and vibrant color. Reflecting a joyful, limitless era, Pomellato’s designs showcase its mastery of bold color, gemstone combinations, and innovative cuts, defining the brand’s creative identity.
