Webinar
Live the marvels of the Jewellery Museum through their curators’ stories and let yourself be taken on an original and unprecedented journey through the history of jewellery.
Discover the WebinarsAt the dawn of its fourth Edition, the Museum adds another level of perception of the jewel that involves the territory, in terms of creativity and manufacturing, presenting the creative, artistic, productive and technological excellence of Italian Jewellery.
Nine exhibition rooms, plus the Director's Choice, all displaying an exquisite Italian selection. This Edition is entirely dedicated to the production of both large fashion houses and small and medium-sized companies in the goldsmith districts of the territory, to artisanship excellence, to artistic experimentation and to the search for independent designers.
Find moreDirector's Choice
This imposing necklace was designed by Gianmaria Buccellati and handcrafted in 1996 in the Milanese ateliers of Buccellati.
It is composed of autumn leaves and colors that remind us of how much nature was and still is inspiring for all Buccellati creations, with the desire to depict it in its amazing beauty and continuous marvels.
The three amethysts alternate with four citrines, thus creating a rhythm of yellow and violet colors that soon remind us of an autumn embracing atmosphere, bringing us into nature and its nuances.
The groups of leaves are in yellow gold, with shiny venations in white gold and a central red gold griffe for the amethysts, while the citrines are set in a yellow gold griffe mounting. The bunches of leaves are distanced from one another with white gold morettes. The rear part of the necklace is composed of groups of three leaves, each one alternating with white gold morettes.
Alba Cappellieri
Director's Choice
This imposing necklace was designed by Gianmaria Buccellati and handcrafted in 1996 in the Milanese ateliers of Buccellati.
It is composed of autumn leaves and colors that remind us of how much nature was and still is inspiring for all Buccellati creations, with the desire to depict it in its amazing beauty and continuous marvels.
The three amethysts alternate with four citrines, thus creating a rhythm of yellow and violet colors that soon remind us of an autumn embracing atmosphere, bringing us into nature and its nuances.
The groups of leaves are in yellow gold, with shiny venations in white gold and a central red gold griffe for the amethysts, while the citrines are set in a yellow gold griffe mounting. The bunches of leaves are distanced from one another with white gold morettes. The rear part of the necklace is composed of groups of three leaves, each one alternating with white gold morettes.
Alba Cappellieri
Permanent exhibition
Symbol
Room
Jewellery is traditionally a symbol of power, religion, royalty, patriotism, fortune, protection, friendship, family, love and also of luxury.
Magic
Room
Amulets and talismans were the first ornaments in the history of mankind worn not for vanity, but to enjoy the signs of divine benevolence of which they were the bearers.
Function
Room
Jewellery is often considered as useless, opulent items with no other function than decorative. The functional jewellery on display demonstrates the exact opposite.
Beauty
Room
Jewellery is the supreme ornament, able to donate and instil beauty on the wearer.
Art
Room
Perfectly balancing head, hand and heart, this diverse and vibrant selection of Jewellery illustrates the sculptural and painterly possibilities of gold...
Fashion
Room
Jewellery has always had a close relationship with fashion and, from ancient times to present day, fashion jewellery has been the aesthetic mirror of society, the evolution of customs and technological progress.
Design
Room
Design is one of the disciplines most linked to contemporaneity and its cross-fertilizations, and yet, it is surprisingly uninterested in and neglectful of jewellery.
Icons
Room
Icons are narrative jewels able to tell exceptional stories through precious details and unforgettable particulars.
Future
Room
What will jewellery be like in the future? This room presents overviews and visions of the future through eight contrasting viewpoints that offer jewellery ...
Temporary Exhibitions
September 11, 2020 - January 31, 2021
Designed in Vicenza
September 7, 2019 - April 13, 2020
TEMPORARY EXHIBITION
"PRECIOUS ART"
The jewlled sculptures of Salvador Dalì
Designers
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Noemi Cantarero
Noemi M. A. Cantarero was born in Catania in 1993. After graduating from high school in...
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Sandra Belot
Sandra is a young french jewelry designer graduated from the Ecole Boulle (Paris). Stemming...
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Beatrice Montalbetti
Maria Beatrice Montalbetti, born in Milan in 1990, is a fashion designer who...
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Alberto Andreani
Alberto Andreani was born in San Vito al Tagliamento, near Pordenone, the 13th August 1992....
