Pomellato’s New High Jewelry Collection Is an Ode to Its Most Defining Decades

Sitting at Pomellato‘s Milan headquarters in front of three panels of mood boards detailing many of the brand’s greatest hits from chains in the ’70s to intricate collars in the ’80s and burst of colored cabochon stones in the ’90s, Vincenzo Castaldo, the company’s creative director, and Stefano Cortecci, Pomellato’s gem master and director of the stone department, have an easy back-and-forth rapport when speaking about the brand. The latest high jewelry collection, Collezione 1967 (named after the founding of the house), highlights those decades in three chapters of stunning creations. Their symbiosis reflects the strong relationship they’ve built over roughly two decades and counting of working together.