The prestigious high-end jewelry brand Buccellati recently held an appreciation event in Hong Kong, showcasing several of its most iconic collections. This included the rarely seen Vintage collection in Asia, the nature-inspired Il Giardino di Buccellati collection, the Ombelicali collection that intertwines history with love legends, the Cocktail collection that pays tribute to the brand’s design traditions, and exquisite gold sculptures that embody a century of craftsmanship. The pieces on display revealed the brand’s commitment to intricate craftsmanship and its artistic interpretation, allowing the audience in Hong Kong to appreciate the evolution of Buccellati’s creations over the past hundred years.


One of the standout pieces is a stunning 16-carat aquamarine ring from the Cocktail collection, crafted from gold and platinum. The central gemstone shines brilliantly, surrounded by intricately set diamonds that radiate a gorgeous glow. The collection also features a multitude of vibrant, oversized ring designs that emphasize the fusion of dazzling shapes and structural craftsmanship. Meanwhile, the Vintage collection showcases cherished creations from the brand’s early workshop, including a gold bracelet designed in 1965 by Gianmaria Buccellati. This piece features the Rigato and Segrinato techniques intricately carved to evoke the soft texture of oak leaves, showcasing the masterful skills of artisans throughout the generations.


The Tulle technique is one of Buccellati’s signature methods, inspired by the geometric patterns of honeycombs and lace motifs. This artisanal technique creates a light and translucent texture on metal through intricate hand-cutting and perforation, often seen in earrings, brooches, and detachable accessories. Another traditional craft, Rigato, employs fine parallel grooves that give the metal surface a silky sheen, making it an indispensable classic element in the brand’s designs.


Among the most poetic is the Il Giardino di Buccellati collection, envisioned by third-generation heir Andrea Buccellati, inspired by natural landscapes and impressionistic colors. Pieces like the CENTAUREA necklace and earrings, crafted from a blend of gold and platinum with turquoise gemstones, embody the rhythmic beauty of blooming flowers. Meanwhile, the Ombelicali collection pays homage to the legendary Jeweler Prince Mario Buccellati, featuring long necklaces made of gold, rose-cut diamonds, and Tahitian pearls. The clever design allows the pendant to naturally hang at the navel position, transforming historical stories into a language of design.


The entire exhibition not only showcases Buccellati’s dedication to the art of goldsmithing but also serves as an aesthetic dialogue that transcends a century of style and eras. The brand remains committed to having each piece crafted entirely by seasoned artisans, reflecting a dual homage to Master craftsmanship and Time.