Jewelers and watchmakers Italy

Patrizia has been visiting the artisan workshops of Sardinia in search of beautiful pieces since 1979. In her jewellery shop you will find beautiful gold filigree rings, coral or semi-precious stone necklaces, original ceramics. Patrizia looks for beauty in all the items she selects, whether they are one-of-a-kind pieces or mass-produced items. While the criteria may seem particularly subjective and random, the result is convincing.

The Sardinian filigree is the "golden thread" worn by the Phoenicians and worked as the most precious of embroideries. In this workshop, the starting point is a thorough research on archaeological materials and ancient ornaments, with their symbolic meanings, to end up designing unique jewels. Antonello manages to capture the light by shaping gold into spirals and lace. Rings, pendants and brooches are gathered in collections with dreamy names: Organza, Corbula, Soffioni... The result is surprisingly delicate.

An enchantment, this glass factory. We find it at the end of a long alley. The business is a family one, run by Raffaele, his brother Mauro and his sister Claudia, forty-somethings who have succeeded their father, who founded the company in 1989. The workshop is located on the first floor. You may have the chance to observe these craftsmen at work. They work the glass with a blowtorch, shape it, decorate it, then place it in the oven before letting it rest. Meanwhile, on the first floor, the store welcomes customers who have come to purchase their subtle and exquisite works.

This jeweller is to Italy what Cartier is to France, the emblem of luxury jewellery. It was the first sign to be installed in the street, in the historic shop of No. 10. If you love everything that shines, you are served here: gold, diamonds and precious pearls decorate original and unique jewellery. At No. 11 on the same street, there is a very beautiful cabinet of curiosities/shop, "The New Curiosity Shop", which recalls the history of the brand and offers unique and historical pieces. Go ahead, at least for the pleasure of the eyes!