Italian luxury handmade jewellery House PASQUALE BRUNI are delighted to announce their return to Jewellery Arabia Bahrain 2019.
The 50-year old House Pasquale Bruni from Valenza (the cradle of Italian jewellerymaking), will be present alongside, Asia Jewellers, their long-lasting partner in Bahrain.
Mayyan Jaffar, Director at Asia Jewellers said: “We are pleased to welcome Pasquale Bruni back after almost 15 years of absence and are proud to represent them in Bahrain”.
At this year’s fair, Pasquale Bruni is reintroducing some of its iconic lines. The Maison’s one-of-a-kind Atelier piece, Vento collection, will be presented; so will Couture collection Lakshmi, with its intense craftsmanship reminiscent of the little-hand tailoring of Milan fashion show couture dresses. For those in search of a versatile icon – a piece of high jewellery both sophisticated and easy to wear – do admire Giardini Segreti: inspired by the Milanese hidden courtyards, the overlay stone setting, unique to the brand, adds a timeless luxury enhancement to the collection.
Roberto Bocus, global Commercial Director of Pasquale Bruni, said: “We at Pasquale Bruni are thrilled to be back and to introduce our latest collections to Middle East jewellery connoisseurs. We are now on track to reconquer a market which has loved the brand since the beginning. It is now time to return and reveal our know-how to the region”
The visitors of Jewellery Arabia will also have the opportunity to discover the Bon Ton and Joli collections. Let yourself be transported into the creative mind of Eugenia Bruni, with the Contrarié earrings representing dreamy flowers reaching the moon on dancing wings and stems of diamonds into the heart of the night. The unique shade of blue was achieved using the doublets technique, superposing a white agate and the blue lapis. This piece is one of many highlighting the know-how featured in Pasquale Bruni’s creations.
To discover the pieces available during the Jewellery Arabia 2019, come and visit Pasquale Bruni at Asia Jewellers pavillion in Hall 1 during the exhibition.