Pomellato unveils Mora and Mosaico collections

Pomellato has unveiled two capsule collections, Mora and Mosaico, in celebration of Pomellato’s rich heritage and artisanal mastery.

The new collections, which forms a part of the ‘Memorie d’ Archivo’ – Archival Memories, revisits and reinvents two “beloved” collections from 1996 and 1997.

At the core of these collections lies a re-interpretation of Pomellato’s signature cabochon cut.

This gem cut has become synonymous with Pomellato’s “distinctive style, symbolising the brand’s ethos of elegant playfulness”.

The Mosaico collection draws inspiration from the art of mosaic. Each ring showcases a large, statement composition of cabochon-cut gemstone, complemented by a brilliant-cut diamond or coloured gemstone pave ́ set in Pomellato’s signature rose gold.

From the blue hues of sodalite to the earthy “warmth” of skarn with chrome tourmalines, the collection offers a different combination of gems.

Meanwhile, the ‘Mora’ collection, named after the Italian word for blackberry, is a tribute to “nature’s abundance”.

Each Mora ring features a cluster of cabochon gemstones perched atop a sculptural rose gold band.

The “standout” piece from the capsule mixes the blue-bended hues of labradorite with the sparkle of white diamonds.

Vincenzo Castaldo, Pomellato’s creative director, said: “With Mora and Mosaico, I wanted to reintroduce two of Pomellato’s greatest successes that are particularly dear to me, using materials that have become increasingly interesting to us: mineral gemstones.”