Gianmaria Buccellati

Vincent-Emmanuel Ragot
Assouline

In 1919, Mario Buccellati, who was named the "Prince of Goldsmiths" by the poet Gabriele d'Annunzio, created a fine jewelry business that has remained loyal to its origins. From the father Mario, to the son Gianmaria, to the grandson Andrea, the techniques of a bygone age have been preserved in order to give rare stones and precious materials the attention they deserve. All three have been endowed with great drawing skills. In a hundred-year-old tradition, the Buccellati style is one of fine jewelry that crosses an intangible line to become a work of art: unique pieces that seem to have come straight out of the Middle Ages or the Renaissance. Gold lace, showers of rare stones, the mysterious shimmer of precious metals: these are the results of almost two hundred years of artistic creation and the affirmation of a timeless style and a unique expertise.

OPDIPO Opificio di Disegno Industriale Potenziale

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Franco Angeli

Il sogno del comando

Stefano Casciani
Città studi edizioni

Deutsche Auswahl 1985

AA.VV
Landessgewerbeamt Baden-Wurttemberg

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Ezio Manzini
Arcadia Edizioni

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L'arte dell'arredamento. Volume quarto

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Storia dell'arredamento. Volume terzo

Alberto Clementi
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