The history of Damiani is that of an Italian family who have preserved valuable expertise closely linked to tradition: the creation of unique, handcrafted jewellery that is a true work of art, entirely handmade by the master goldsmiths of Valenza. It is here, in Italy’s most prestigious goldsmith district, that the Maison was born a century ago. Since then, three generations have been at the helm of the company.

This evocative journey began with its founder, Enrico Damiani, whose skills as a master goldsmith soon made him a point of reference.

Enrico was succeeded by his son Damiano, whose creative and pioneering spirit saw the need for innovation. This influenced the design of the jewellery, opening it up to new trends, and making it ever more refined to appeal to an increasingly international public.

Conceived in the 1920s as a tribute to the Queen of Italy, Margherita of Savoy, by founder Enrico Grassi Damiani, the Margherita collection is a sublime expression of the Maison’s creativity.

Among the creations designed to celebrate Damiani’s centenary is the extraordinary and stunning Margherita Desert Garden, a necklace that pays homage to the beauty of nature and the enchanting colours of a desert sunrise. This ultra-rare gemstone is characterised by its exceptional brown and yellow hues and impressive weight of over 20 carats.

The Fantasy Cut collection represents the Maison’s passion for its history, its expertise and the beauty of the raw materials that the Valenza goldsmiths forge with their exceptional skills. The magnificent Fantasy Cut The Damiani Green Treasure of Muzo is an exceptional piece of jewellery that combines elegance and tradition. Enriched with emerald-cut and brilliant-cut diamonds, this luxurious white gold necklace features a pendant that is a true wonder of nature: a majestic Muzo emerald weighing almost 64 carats, whose intense green colour – a tribute to the lush tropical forest – makes it truly exceptional.

The Belle Époque collection is a magnificent artistic manifestation of history, with the ability to look to the past, but with an eye to the future, to become an interpretation of its own time. The Belle Époque was a golden age of exuberant joie de vivre and extraordinary cultural innovation. It was during this period that the Maison’s founder, Enrico Damiani, found inspiration for his creations of sublime perfection. The Belle Époque Frame, a bracelet in white gold whose geometric perfection is intertwined with its extraordinarily impeccable aesthetics.