Fine Italian Jewelry

Founded in 1920 by Mario Garavelli, Garavelli is one of the oldest jewelry producers in Italy. Italian designer Mario Garavelli was well known for the quality of his craftsmanship. Passed down to his son Aldo, the company is now run by Aldo's daughter Kira and her husband, Gian Carlo Molina, their children - Stefano and Elisabetta Molina - and Elizabetta's husband, Luca Valerani, who is the brand's Art Director. Jewelry with flowing curves, fluid forms and dazzling diamond pavé are signatures of Garavelli.


Garavelli Brown Diamond Bracelet
18k White Yellow Gold (38.5 gr) link mesh band and brown diamond clasp (3.13 cwt).
$5870

The same innovative techniques are applied to the design and manufacturing at Garavelli today. It continues to maintain its high standards and success not only in its native country but throughout the world. The brand is known for its handcrafted items featuring 18K gold settings, diamonds, colored gemstones, and enamel. Its emphasis is on modern, elegant designs with superlative craftsmanship and top-quality materials.


Garavelli 18k Gold Etoile Bracelet
18k yellow gold Etoile bangle (40.6 gr) with inset diamonds (.5 cwt).
$4560

Garavelli's innovative designs are exemplified by the brand's lacy openwork gold that sparkles with diamond accents, its textures of woven fabric and undulating surfaces of the ultimate in pave designs. In addition to the very feminine lacy looks, Garavelli also handcrafts nature motifs in bright enamel, offering an exuberant expression of today's femininity. The latest collections, many designed by Luca Valerani, feature nature-inspired designs with exuberant colors and pleasing, feminine forms.


Garavelli Diamond & Citrine 18k Gold Floral Brooch
This amazing brooch contains 5 citrines of exquisite color and round brilliant cut diamonds, weighing 1.75 carats total. Each citrine featured in this brooch has been custom cut to form a glorious floral design. The brooch measures approximately 3" in length and 1" wide at the flower.
$6310

Pieces of the brand's latest collections are now on display in the museum of New York's Fashion Institute of Technology. It is one of the most important museums in the world for the history of
costumes, fashions, and accessories, and has chosen Garavelli as one of the most significant representatives of Italian style in the sector of jewelry and watches.