Pomellato, the Milanese jewelry Maison, revealed its High Jewelry collection ‘Collezione 1967’ at an extraordinary Gala Dinner held at the iconic Pinacoteca di Brera. The collection of 75 handcrafted masterpieces stands as the Maison’s Jewelry Manifesto, distilling three decades of Pomellato’s unconventional spirit through contemporary vision.
International celebrities including actresses Laura Harrier, America Ferrera, Laetitia Casta, and Cha Joo Young, Pomellato ambassadors Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu, Benedetta Porcaroli, Hande Erçel, and Pilar Fogliati, model and face of the brand Jeanne Cadieu and model and activist Amina Seck joined Pomellato CEO Sabina Belli, Creative Director Vincenzo Castaldo, Gem Master Stefano Cortecci and Chief Marketing and Product Officer Boris Barboni for this momentous evening.
Upon arrival, guests were welcomed by a luminous red thread installation recalling Pomellato’s Montenapoleone signature color to the Pinacoteca courtyard, where a path of flickering candles guided them into Brera’s artistic heart. The Sale Napoleoniche were transformed, for the first time, into an intimate runway. Here, 18 models showcased the High Jewelry creations, allowing guests to witness how chains become sculptures, volumes defy tradition, and colors dance in unexpected harmony.
The imperial dining table for 140 guests was set beneath the magnificent, vaulted ceilings, which came alive with artistic light projections throughout the evening. The exceptional menu, conceived by two-Michelin-starred chef Antonio Guida, paid homage to Milan’s creative soul while echoing the collection’s joyful exuberance.
The evening’s atmosphere was further enriched by Le Dimore del Quartetto, enhancing the celebration with string quartet performances that honor European cultural heritage.
The choice of Pinacoteca di Brera holds profound significance for Pomellato. This artistic district, where founder Pino Rabolini first envisioned his revolutionary approach to jewelry, remains the spiritual home of Milanese creativity. Here, where artists have gathered for centuries, Pomellato returns to its roots—presenting a collection that honors heritage while pioneering the future of High Jewelry. The evening celebrated not just a collection, but a creative revolution that began in 1967 and continues to define contemporary jewelry today.
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