Giorgio Armani intertwines the art deco design codes that influenced the house’s A/W 2022 runway collection throughout the bold pieces of a new fine jewellery collection.
First making an appearance in November 2019, Giorgio Armani’s fine jewellery makes a bold foil for the label’s clothes, drawing on the geometrical codes and clean forms that run throughout.
This new fine jewellery collection builds on these classic foundations, imbuing them with a shot of bright colour.
Blacks, reds and oranges define the new earrings, necklaces and bracelets, which cast warm carnelians against black and red sapphires.
The lustrous orbs of carnelians are left unembellished save for minimalist charms left to dangle freely. Slender gold lines of a necklace and a bracelet are interrupted by a pattern of diamonds, rubies and sapphires for an understated dose of chic.
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