Rinascimento: Jewellery Inspired by the Art of the Renaissance Garden
The Renaissance period saw the dawn of modernity, as the middle ages drew to a close and brought forward the search for beauty in many ways. Jewellery evolved into its modern day form, as an object of beauty and a form of ornamentation to be adorned by the extravagant and lavish in society and to exhibit wealth to all those around them.
The Rinascimento Rosa Necklace, £1,892.00
Today, we continue to admire the renaissance movement through the creation of timeless elegant jewellery to adorn us and the ones we love, re-imagining the original essence of the style.
The exploration of the new world with its plentiful wealth in gold and silver, the influence of the Aztecs and the Incas, and further countless discoveries in exotic animals, birds and vegetation during the Renaissance period help to enthuse designers in all areas, whether in fashion and jewellery or architecture and landscaping; helping to open our minds to exciting new possibilities.
The Rinascimento Notte Bracelet, £3,295.00
Rinascimento from The Artistry Collection by Biagio Patalano draws on the clean lines and trefoiled forms of the parterres in Renaissance gardens, using their gently curving geometry as the founding point of their design and capturing the soul of the Renaissance period in the finer detailing of precious metals. Perfect settings for hand-sourced diamonds and gemstones to shine. The selection of vivid coloured and luminescent jewels, which fell back into favour during the era can be seen in collaboration with styling reminiscent of Italian knot gardens.
The Rinascimento Diamond Ring, £3,695.00
A more structured and symmetrical approach is appreciated here, akin to the original style with facets being finely and purposely cut to accentuate their beauty and calibre.
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