The Designer

Affectionately known by fashionistas as the ‘King of Sequins’, Ashish Gupta burst onto the LFW runways in 2004 and won the New Generation award three times.

Born in Delhi, the son of two doctors, he studied Fine Art in India, moving to Middlesex to do a BA in fashion design and then on to Central St Martin’s for an MA, graduating in 2000. His plans to work in a Paris design studio were foiled when his bag containing his entire portfolio of work and his cash was stolen at the Gare du Nord. He quietly began making clothes for friends until being spotted by Yeda Yun of Browns Focus, who gave him his first order in 2001, Browns Focus has been a loyal stockists since then.

The Ashish collection is today available at select retailers worldwide.

The Collections

Ashish exuberantly mixes sportswear, high-octane glamour and breathtaking craftsmanship – the beautiful, handbeaded pieces are all manufactured in-house at his workshop in India.

Repeated collaboration with high street fashion mecca Topshop Ashish x Topshop are popular capsule collections, one of the recent capsules was snapped up in its entirety by Beyonce during a private shopping spree.

The Designer

Affectionately known by fashionistas as the ‘King of Sequins’, Ashish Gupta burst onto the LFW runways in 2004 and won the New Generation award three times.

Born in Delhi, the son of two doctors, he studied Fine Art in India, moving to Middlesex to do a BA in fashion design and then on to Central St Martin’s for an MA, graduating in 2000. His plans to work in a Paris design studio were foiled when his bag containing his entire portfolio of work and his cash was stolen at the Gare du Nord. He quietly began making clothes for friends until being spotted by Yeda Yun of Browns Focus, who gave him his first order in 2001, Browns Focus has been a loyal stockists since then.

The Ashish collection is today available at select retailers worldwide.

The Collections

Ashish exuberantly mixes sportswear, high-octane glamour and breathtaking craftsmanship – the beautiful, handbeaded pieces are all manufactured in-house at his workshop in India.

Repeated collaboration with high street fashion mecca Topshop Ashish x Topshop are popular capsule collections, one of the recent capsules was snapped up in its entirety by Beyonce during a private shopping spree.

The Designer

Affectionately known by fashionistas as the ‘King of Sequins’, Ashish Gupta burst onto the LFW runways in 2004 and won the New Generation award three times.

Born in Delhi, the son of two doctors, he studied Fine Art in India, moving to Middlesex to do a BA in fashion design and then on to Central St Martin’s for an MA, graduating in 2000. His plans to work in a Paris design studio were foiled when his bag containing his entire portfolio of work and his cash was stolen at the Gare du Nord. He quietly began making clothes for friends until being spotted by Yeda Yun of Browns Focus, who gave him his first order in 2001, Browns Focus has been a loyal stockists since then.

The Ashish collection is today available at select retailers worldwide.

The Collections

Ashish exuberantly mixes sportswear, high-octane glamour and breathtaking craftsmanship – the beautiful, handbeaded pieces are all manufactured in-house at his workshop in India.

Repeated collaboration with high street fashion mecca Topshop Ashish x Topshop are popular capsule collections, one of the recent capsules was snapped up in its entirety by Beyonce during a private shopping spree.

MONO & ME was established in Barcelona, Autumn 2010 by the Swedish designer Camilla Brindfors. The inspiration comes from different cultures and creates an ethnic fusion between Scandinavian design and craftsmanship.

All the bracelets are handmade with each color symbolizing a meaning as the old tradition tells. MONO & ME gives you the oppurtunity to express your individuality with our wide range of colors, designs and endless combinations. The idea is to start collecting the bracelets and combining them according to mood and taste, creating your own ”armcandy” as we put it. 

Mono & Me was established in Barcelona, Autumn 2010 by the Swedish designer Camilla Brindfors. The inspiration comes from different cultures and creates an ethnic fusion between Scaninavian design and craftsmanship.

All the bracelets are handmade with each color symbolizing a meaning as the old tradition tells. Mono & Me gives you the opportunity to express your individuality with our wide range of colors, designs and endless combinations. The idea is to start collecting the bracelets and combining them according to mood and taste, creating your own "armcandy" as we put it. 

MONO & ME was established in Barcelona, Autumn 2010 by the Swedish designer Camilla Brindfors. The inspiration comes from different cultures and creates an ethnic fusion between Scandinavian design and craftsmanship.

All the bracelets are handmade with each color symbolizing a meaning as the old tradition tells. MONO & ME gives you the oppurtunity to express your individuality with our wide range of colors, designs and endless combinations. The idea is to start collecting the bracelets and combining them according to mood and taste, creating your own ”armcandy” as we put it. 

Since 1997, IOSSELLIANI designers Roberta Palucci and Paolo Giacomelli, a creative duo and life partners, have created contemporary jewellery using innovative fusing techniques and unique materials.

IOSSELLIANI jewelry incorporate modern silhouettes and symbols influenced by classic Italian jewelry, ornaments, and icons. This ability to translate traditional details into modern shapes has made Paolucci and Giacomelli a sought-after force in the world of fashion accessories.

IOSSELLIANI stands for jewellery with unique styles and attention to quality, design and traditional craftsmanship. The characteristics of the collection are elements such classic design that are updated with color or unexpected symbols, the jewelry balances between contrast and surprise.

 IOSSELLIANI presents seasonal fashion accessories collections, the materials used in the fashion collection are 18K goldplated base metal, Swarowski crystals and semi precious stones. Their signature pieces of reworked parts of vintage jewelry, turns out to bold necklaces, bracelets, earrings and their iconic stack rings. 

Since 1997, IOSSELLIANI designers Roberta Palucci and Paolo Giacomelli, a creative duo and life partners, have created contemporary jewellery using innovative fusing techniques and unique materials.

IOSSELLIANI jewelry incorporate modern silhouettes and symbols influenced by classic Italian jewelry, ornaments, and icons. This ability to translate traditional details into modern shapes has made Paolucci and Giacomelli a sought-after force in the world of fashion accessories.

IOSSELLIANI stands for jewellery with unique styles and attention to quality, design and traditional craftsmanship. The characteristics of the collection are elements such classic design that are updated with color or unexpected symbols, the jewelry balances between contrast and surprise.

 IOSSELLIANI presents seasonal fashion accessories collections, the materials used in the fashion collection are 18K goldplated base metal, Swarowski crystals and semi precious stones. Their signature pieces of reworked parts of vintage jewelry, turns out to bold necklaces, bracelets, earrings and their iconic stack rings. 

Since 1997, IOSSELLIANI designers Roberta Palucci and Paolo Giacomelli, a creative duo and life partners, have created contemporary jewellery using innovative fusing techniques and unique materials.

IOSSELLIANI jewelry incorporate modern silhouettes and symbols influenced by classic Italian jewelry, ornaments, and icons. This ability to translate traditional details into modern shapes has made Paolucci and Giacomelli a sought-after force in the world of fashion accessories.

IOSSELLIANI stands for jewellery with unique styles and attention to quality, design and traditional craftsmanship. The characteristics of the collection are elements such classic design that are updated with color or unexpected symbols, the jewelry balances between contrast and surprise.

 IOSSELLIANI presents seasonal fashion accessories collections, the materials used in the fashion collection are 18K goldplated base metal, Swarowski crystals and semi precious stones. Their signature pieces of reworked parts of vintage jewelry, turns out to bold necklaces, bracelets, earrings and their iconic stack rings. 

Founded in 2004 by Eszter Füzes, Attila Godena-Juhász and András TÓth, USE unused is Hungary’s leading designer brand. Since 2005, the trio has been awarded several national design awards and has been present on international trade shows in Europe and Asia.

USE unused caters to the creative womens’ desire to dress in premium quality fashion at a contemporary price point. The designers’ vision is to create timeless pieces with an innovative twist. 
The trio’s aim is to create beautiful everyday classics that carry something ethnic, something inimitable ‘Hungarian’, which can distinguish the brand from any others.

The Result- clean, feminine, effortless looks with a light touch of artistic inspiration.

Founded in 2004 by Eszter Füzes, Attila Godena-Juhász and András TÓth, USE unused is Hungary’s leading designer brand. Since 2005, the trio has been awarded several national design awards and has been present on international trade shows in Europe and Asia.

USE unused caters to the creative womens’ desire to dress in premium quality fashion at a contemporary price point. The designers’ vision is to create timeless pieces with an innovative twist. 
The trio’s aim is to create beautiful everyday classics that carry something ethnic, something inimitable ‘Hungarian’, which can distinguish the brand from any others.

The Result- clean, feminine, effortless looks with a light touch of artistic inspiration.

Katrin Wouters and Karen Hendrix both graduated at the famous Royal Academy of Fine Arts. They started designing jewelry together 25 years ago as best friends and are now a frim part of Antwerp's fashion scene. 

along the way, their work became more and more sophisticated and so did the materials of their crafts shifting from copper to sterling silver and semi-precious stones such as onyx, smoky quartz, moonstone, jade... 

The exquisite handwork and couture finish of Wouters & Hendrix has earned them international renown with clients as Joyce, HP France, Liberty, Colette, Le Bon Marche... 

Katrin Wouters and Karen Hendrix both graduated at the famous Royal Academy of Fine Arts. They started designing jewelry together 25 years ago as best friends and are now a frim part of Antwerp's fashion scene. 

along the way, their work became more and more sophisticated and so did the materials of their crafts shifting from copper to sterling silver and semi-precious stones such as onyx, smoky quartz, moonstone, jade... 

The exquisite handwork and couture finish of Wouters & Hendrix has earned them international renown with clients as Joyce, HP France, Liberty, Colette, Le Bon Marche... 

Katrin Wouters and Karen Hendrix both graduated at the famous Royal Academy of Fine Arts. They started designing jewelry together 25 years ago as best friends and are now a frim part of Antwerp's fashion scene. 

along the way, their work became more and more sophisticated and so did the materials of their crafts shifting from copper to sterling silver and semi-precious stones such as onyx, smoky quartz, moonstone, jade... 

The exquisite handwork and couture finish of Wouters & Hendrix has earned them international renown with clients as Joyce, HP France, Liberty, Colette, Le Bon Marche... 

"I am fascinated by personal style. Just as a novel, a poem or a painting reflects the artist, fashion shows us the artist within."

New York based Susan Alexandra was raised in the Midwest. When she was seven, Susan scored her first copy of Vogue. "The cover was Shalom Harlow and Amber Valletta in Issac Mizrahi ballgowns- bright purple and pink cream puffs! I was completely enthralled. I wanted to be part of that magical world."

After obtaining her degree in fashion and marketing, Susan studied in the Second City under fashion doyenne Ikram Goldman. In New York Susan has worked at Jean Paul Gaultier, Interview Magazine and Jill Platner.

Her style is lush, romantic, whimsical, humorous and informed by sharp juxtapositions. Best known for her colorful hand painted bracelets and cuffs, Susan Alexandra fuses bronze, vintage baubles and findings and hand sculpted clay beads. Susan's influence's range from Frida Kahlo's lace gowns, Oilily patterns from the 90's, bodega signs, watermelon candies and hip-hop music. She is a Scorpio, which is important.

"Don't take yourself too seriously. Have a sense of humor. Wear something that makes you smile."

All pieces are made by hand in Manhattan.

"I am fascinated by personal style. Just as a novel, a poem or a painting reflects the artist, fashion shows us the artist within."

New York based Susan Alexandra was raised in the Midwest. When she was seven, Susan scored her first copy of Vogue. "The cover was Shalom Harlow and Amber Valletta in Issac Mizrahi ballgowns- bright purple and pink cream puffs! I was completely enthralled. I wanted to be part of that magical world."

After obtaining her degree in fashion and marketing, Susan studied in the Second City under fashion doyenne Ikram Goldman. In New York Susan has worked at Jean Paul Gaultier, Interview Magazine and Jill Platner.

Her style is lush, romantic, whimsical, humorous and informed by sharp juxtapositions. Best known for her colorful hand painted bracelets and cuffs, Susan Alexandra fuses bronze, vintage baubles and findings and hand sculpted clay beads. Susan's influence's range from Frida Kahlo's lace gowns, Oilily patterns from the 90's, bodega signs, watermelon candies and hip-hop music. She is a Scorpio, which is important.

"Don't take yourself too seriously. Have a sense of humor. Wear something that makes you smile."

All pieces are made by hand in Manhattan.

"I am fascinated by personal style. Just as a novel, a poem or a painting reflects the artist, fashion shows us the artist within."

New York based Susan Alexandra was raised in the Midwest. When she was seven, Susan scored her first copy of Vogue. "The cover was Shalom Harlow and Amber Valletta in Issac Mizrahi ballgowns- bright purple and pink cream puffs! I was completely enthralled. I wanted to be part of that magical world."

After obtaining her degree in fashion and marketing, Susan studied in the Second City under fashion doyenne Ikram Goldman. In New York Susan has worked at Jean Paul Gaultier, Interview Magazine and Jill Platner.

Her style is lush, romantic, whimsical, humorous and informed by sharp juxtapositions. Best known for her colorful hand painted bracelets and cuffs, Susan Alexandra fuses bronze, vintage baubles and findings and hand sculpted clay beads. Susan's influence's range from Frida Kahlo's lace gowns, Oilily patterns from the 90's, bodega signs, watermelon candies and hip-hop music. She is a Scorpio, which is important.

"Don't take yourself too seriously. Have a sense of humor. Wear something that makes you smile."

All pieces are made by hand in Manhattan.

With its launch for SS15, Marskinryyppy-by-Nicole-Brundage makes its official debut as a luxury women's shoe brand representing an ethic of change, a fresh look to the future and a play of new and bold ideas and artistic styles.

Always in line with above-and-beyond class, ease, and grace. In short, Marskinryyppy is elegance and crazed folly in wedlock.

The SS15 collection appeals to the dilettantish woman; she who is alluring and allured, charming and charmed, foward and thirsting for...(fill in the blank). Materials such as water-snake and pony speak to her fierce instincts. Her croc scales swift her forward and metallic mesh shields her every move. In her state of unshackled freedom, latex keeps her in check.
Torn is she between sporting her librarian spectacles or her beloved pulp fiction wig.

Whatever the mood Ms.Ryyppy is from venus but "Mars" is her first name.

With its launch for SS15, Marskinryyppy-by-Nicole-Brundage makes its official debut as a luxury women's shoe brand representing an ethic of change, a fresh look to the future and a play of new and bold ideas and artistic styles.

Always in line with above-and-beyond class, ease, and grace. In short, Marskinryyppy is elegance and crazed folly in wedlock.

The SS15 collection appeals to the dilettantish woman; she who is alluring and allured, charming and charmed, foward and thirsting for...(fill in the blank). Materials such as water-snake and pony speak to her fierce instincts. Her croc scales swift her forward and metallic mesh shields her every move. In her state of unshackled freedom, latex keeps her in check.
Torn is she between sporting her librarian spectacles or her beloved pulp fiction wig.

Whatever the mood Ms.Ryyppy is from venus but "Mars" is her first name.

With its launch for SS15, Marskinryyppy-by-Nicole-Brundage makes its official debut as a luxury women's shoe brand representing an ethic of change, a fresh look to the future and a play of new and bold ideas and artistic styles.

Always in line with above-and-beyond class, ease, and grace. In short, Marskinryyppy is elegance and crazed folly in wedlock.

The SS15 collection appeals to the dilettantish woman; she who is alluring and allured, charming and charmed, foward and thirsting for...(fill in the blank). Materials such as water-snake and pony speak to her fierce instincts. Her croc scales swift her forward and metallic mesh shields her every move. In her state of unshackled freedom, latex keeps her in check.
Torn is she between sporting her librarian spectacles or her beloved pulp fiction wig.

Whatever the mood Ms.Ryyppy is from venus but "Mars" is her first name.

Appreciation for quality materials and a strong integrity to design and workmanship, are the main principles behind the Emm Kuo accessories line. Architectural influences, strong textural contrasts and clean shapes render the collection modern, yet classic. The Emm Kuo brand aims to create accessories that are a harmonious mix of style, sophistication and versatility. Each piece is treated like a work of art; intertwining only the most luxurious European leathers, exotic skins and customized hardware in an intricate, but understated way.

Born in Taipei and raised between Hawaii, New York and Hong Kong, Emmaline Kuo Ranzman developed an early love of travel and appreciation of world cultures that has left an indelible mark on her design aesthetic. While receiving a BA from New York University in design marketing and art history, she assisted at LVMH in London, and Yigal Azrouel in New York. Upon graduating, she later went on to work at Entertainment Media Works, one of the pioneers of the fashion dot-coms, as well as acted as a fashion consultant in Hong Kong and Shanghai. Realizing her true passion lay on the creative side, Emmaline enrolled at Parsons School of Design, where she received a graduate degree in fashion design and went on to design at Catherine Malandrino and legendary designer, Stephen Burrows. Her love of exploration and experiences of other cultures has led her to all corners of the globe, including extended stays in France, Spain, and the Middle East, as well as having visited over thirty different countries. These travels have been a constant source of inspiration, shaping who she is as a designer today, tomorrow and beyond.

The Emm Kuo  evening collection has gained a following with stylish women such as Olivia Wilde,  Blake Lively, Ashlee Simpson, Marisa Tomei, Elle Varner,  Maria Menounos, Candice Lake & Peony Lim

Appreciation for quality materials and a strong integrity to design and workmanship, are the main principles behind the Emm Kuo accessories line. Architectural influences, strong textural contrasts and clean shapes render the collection modern, yet classic. The Emm Kuo brand aims to create accessories that are a harmonious mix of style, sophistication and versatility. Each piece is treated like a work of art; intertwining only the most luxurious European leathers, exotic skins and customized hardware in an intricate, but understated way.

Born in Taipei and raised between Hawaii, New York and Hong Kong, Emmaline Kuo Ranzman developed an early love of travel and appreciation of world cultures that has left an indelible mark on her design aesthetic. While receiving a BA from New York University in design marketing and art history, she assisted at LVMH in London, and Yigal Azrouel in New York. Upon graduating, she later went on to work at Entertainment Media Works, one of the pioneers of the fashion dot-coms, as well as acted as a fashion consultant in Hong Kong and Shanghai. Realizing her true passion lay on the creative side, Emmaline enrolled at Parsons School of Design, where she received a graduate degree in fashion design and went on to design at Catherine Malandrino and legendary designer, Stephen Burrows. Her love of exploration and experiences of other cultures has led her to all corners of the globe, including extended stays in France, Spain, and the Middle East, as well as having visited over thirty different countries. These travels have been a constant source of inspiration, shaping who she is as a designer today, tomorrow and beyond.

The Emm Kuo  evening collection has gained a following with stylish women such as Olivia Wilde,  Blake Lively, Ashlee Simpson, Marisa Tomei, Elle Varner,  Maria Menounos, Candice Lake & Peony Lim

Appreciation for quality materials and a strong integrity to design and workmanship, are the main principles behind the Emm Kuo accessories line. Architectural influences, strong textural contrasts and clean shapes render the collection modern, yet classic. The Emm Kuo brand aims to create accessories that are a harmonious mix of style, sophistication and versatility. Each piece is treated like a work of art; intertwining only the most luxurious European leathers, exotic skins and customized hardware in an intricate, but understated way.

Born in Taipei and raised between Hawaii, New York and Hong Kong, Emmaline Kuo Ranzman developed an early love of travel and appreciation of world cultures that has left an indelible mark on her design aesthetic. While receiving a BA from New York University in design marketing and art history, she assisted at LVMH in London, and Yigal Azrouel in New York. Upon graduating, she later went on to work at Entertainment Media Works, one of the pioneers of the fashion dot-coms, as well as acted as a fashion consultant in Hong Kong and Shanghai. Realizing her true passion lay on the creative side, Emmaline enrolled at Parsons School of Design, where she received a graduate degree in fashion design and went on to design at Catherine Malandrino and legendary designer, Stephen Burrows. Her love of exploration and experiences of other cultures has led her to all corners of the globe, including extended stays in France, Spain, and the Middle East, as well as having visited over thirty different countries. These travels have been a constant source of inspiration, shaping who she is as a designer today, tomorrow and beyond.

The Emm Kuo  evening collection has gained a following with stylish women such as Olivia Wilde,  Blake Lively, Ashlee Simpson, Marisa Tomei, Elle Varner,  Maria Menounos, Candice Lake & Peony Lim

As the youngest great-grandchild to Max Factor, daughter to painter Gail Factor, and sister of Smashbox co-founders Dean and Davis, Emily Factor was born into a legacy of innovation and creativity.

Although considered Hollywood royalty, her parents chose to raise her on the north coast of California and the desert landscapes of Santa Fe. This environment influenced her passion for the arts and led her to study fine art at California College of the Arts in San Francisco.

Realizing her passion for textile design, Emily continued her studies in London at Central Saint Martins where she graduated in 2008 specializing in fashion and textile printing. Alongside her degree was an apprenticeship with the legendary Zandra Rhodes, securing her focused path as a print designer.

In 2008, Emily returned to the United States and took up residence in to Los Angeles’ Laurel Canyon where her family thrived in the 1970’s. Working in both production and freelance textile design, she has spent years cultivating her vision, which has resulted in her namesake label, Emily Factor.

Factor’s work is inspired by the natural and super-natural worlds of her youth creating a mystical, innovative context for her designs. Her original prints stem from these and other influences and are fashioned into designs that encapsulate her optimism. Believing in local production, every beautifully constructed garment is handcrafted in Los Angeles.

The Emily Factor customer connects to the artistic prints as to a life-affirming piece of art. She believes in adornment as self-expression: a celebration of life and gratitude for just being alive. She is part of the new breed of conscious thinking that seeks to “do no harm” and she appreciates the care that goes into her soft accessories: digital printing, local garment manufacturing, zero animal products and zero material waste. 

As the youngest great-grandchild to Max Factor, daughter to painter Gail Factor, and sister of Smashbox co-founders Dean and Davis, Emily Factor was born into a legacy of innovation and creativity.

Although considered Hollywood royalty, her parents chose to raise her on the north coast of California and the desert landscapes of Santa Fe. This environment influenced her passion for the arts and led her to study fine art at California College of the Arts in San Francisco.

Realizing her passion for textile design, Emily continued her studies in London at Central Saint Martins where she graduated in 2008 specializing in fashion and textile printing. Alongside her degree was an apprenticeship with the legendary Zandra Rhodes, securing her focused path as a print designer.

In 2008, Emily returned to the United States and took up residence in to Los Angeles’ Laurel Canyon where her family thrived in the 1970’s. Working in both production and freelance textile design, she has spent years cultivating her vision, which has resulted in her namesake label, Emily Factor.

Factor’s work is inspired by the natural and super-natural worlds of her youth creating a mystical, innovative context for her designs. Her original prints stem from these and other influences and are fashioned into designs that encapsulate her optimism. Believing in local production, every beautifully constructed garment is handcrafted in Los Angeles.

The Emily Factor customer connects to the artistic prints as to a life-affirming piece of art. She believes in adornment as self-expression: a celebration of life and gratitude for just being alive. She is part of the new breed of conscious thinking that seeks to “do no harm” and she appreciates the care that goes into her soft accessories: digital printing, local garment manufacturing, zero animal products and zero material waste. 

As the youngest great-grandchild to Max Factor, daughter to painter Gail Factor, and sister of Smashbox co-founders Dean and Davis, Emily Factor was born into a legacy of innovation and creativity.

Although considered Hollywood royalty, her parents chose to raise her on the north coast of California and the desert landscapes of Santa Fe. This environment influenced her passion for the arts and led her to study fine art at California College of the Arts in San Francisco.

Realizing her passion for textile design, Emily continued her studies in London at Central Saint Martins where she graduated in 2008 specializing in fashion and textile printing. Alongside her degree was an apprenticeship with the legendary Zandra Rhodes, securing her focused path as a print designer.

In 2008, Emily returned to the United States and took up residence in to Los Angeles’ Laurel Canyon where her family thrived in the 1970’s. Working in both production and freelance textile design, she has spent years cultivating her vision, which has resulted in her namesake label, Emily Factor.

Factor’s work is inspired by the natural and super-natural worlds of her youth creating a mystical, innovative context for her designs. Her original prints stem from these and other influences and are fashioned into designs that encapsulate her optimism. Believing in local production, every beautifully constructed garment is handcrafted in Los Angeles.

The Emily Factor customer connects to the artistic prints as to a life-affirming piece of art. She believes in adornment as self-expression: a celebration of life and gratitude for just being alive. She is part of the new breed of conscious thinking that seeks to “do no harm” and she appreciates the care that goes into her soft accessories: digital printing, local garment manufacturing, zero animal products and zero material waste. 

Puro Iosselliani represents the authentic goldsmiths’ tradition; your Mother’s jewelry collection that you always wished you had, untamed by elegance and purity. This daily-wear collection relies on Iosselliani’s deep love for jewels, which brings together the creative and bold genius that is so loved in Iosselliani’s collections.

 The brand touches on Avant-garde by going back to its origins, and creating inspired, clean, essential art, influenced by a noir Romanticism to stand unrivalled, despite the passing of time.

The collection draws on the heritage and masterly craftsmanship of the artisans, overshadowed by industrial design. From the highly skilled workmanship of master goldsmith’s who brings his commitment and excellence to every collet and closure, from the finest cameo engraving traditions of the Torre del Greco artisans and attention to detail, turning jewels into statement accessories to last a lifetime.

 A constant reinterpretation of timeless, classic designs, that will quickly take their place in her casket of go-to jewelry for everyday wear; unique stone settings, chevalier rings or the unforgettable Panthere ring, every creation is hallmarked by Iosselliani’s style and aesthetic, while still allowing everyone to create and convey their own idea of purity in Puro Iosselliani.

Puro Iosselliani represents the authentic goldsmiths’ tradition; your Mother’s jewelry collection that you always wished you had, untamed by elegance and purity. This daily-wear collection relies on Iosselliani’s deep love for jewels, which brings together the creative and bold genius that is so loved in Iosselliani’s collections.

The brand touches on Avant-garde by going back to its origins, and creating inspired, clean, essential art, influenced by a noir Romanticism to stand unrivalled, despite the passing of time.

The collection draws on the heritage and masterly craftsmanship of the artisans, overshadowed by industrial design. From the highly skilled workmanship of master goldsmith’s who brings his commitment and excellence to every collet and closure, from the finest cameo engraving traditions of the Torre del Greco artisans and attention to detail, turning jewels into statement accessories to last a lifetime.

A constant reinterpretation of timeless, classic designs, that will quickly take their place in her casket of go-to jewelry for everyday wear; unique stone settings, chevalier rings or the unforgettable Panthere ring, every creation is hallmarked by Iosselliani’s style and aesthetic, while still allowing everyone to create and convey their own idea of purity in Puro Iosselliani.