Carlo Palmiero - the creativity of Italian jewellery

September 2009

Carlo Palmiero - the creativity of Italian jewellery

September 2009

Carlo Palmiero grew up in Valenza, the capital of Italian jewellery, where for more than 30 years he has been creating jewels, always open to new trends and offering the world creations unleashed by his fervid own creativity.

"A jewel can express forms and colours; it can communicate great emotion. It can confine the world and represent it, it can unleash the passion of the person who creates it, the person who gives it and the person who wears it. This is a Palmiero Jewellery Design jewel. Precious material transformed into a work of art."

Carlo Palmiero is now recognised as an artist of the jewel, capable of conceiving ideas that take on form and substance, transforming them into precious objects to be worn, instruments designed to give expression to their wearer’s personality. Unique forms and precious pieces, the undisputed stars of the leading trade fairs and national and international exhibitions, available from the most exclusive jewellers in Italy and around the world.

www.palmierogioielli.com

See Palmiero creations on www.CIJintl.com

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