Buccellati jewelry not only shows luxury and exquisiteness to the world, but also contains deep thinking about art. Every piece of jewelry designed and made by Buccellati is not only the base of many beautiful gems, but also the perfect combination of various materials. MACRI series, tulle series of golden lace, Longbi series of honeycomb hollowing process, and animal series of simulation process can represent the weaving and golden carving process of Bu Cerati, showing the ingenuity that has not been seen for a long time in the Renaissance. By ingenious application and innovation of Bu Cerati, many different weaving, fine carving, cutting and cross-stitch processes have evolved, making the jewelry look particularly elegant, gorgeous and lifelike.
Buccellati has won the favor of European royal families and nobles with its exquisite craftsmanship and perfect design. Princes and nobles in Italy, Spain, Belgium and Egypt are her loyal supporters, and even the Pope of the Vatican is her frequent visitor.
The luxury research institute in new york, USA, once conducted a "luxury value index" survey on 20 top jewelry brands among high-end consumers. The results show that Cerati, Harry Winston and Cartier occupy the top three positions.
Today, BUCCELLATI has stores in 42 fashion capitals around the world. Different jewellery, watches and silverware displayed in shops in London, Paris, Milan, new york, Los Angeles, Tokyo, Hongkong, etc. show all kinds of excellent craftsmanship and reflect the perfect craftsmanship of Buccellati Jewelry Museum.
Second, the brand story
The jewelry legend of Buccellati family can be traced back to the second half of18th century. At that time, Mr. Contardo Buccellati, a silversmith, opened a manual workshop focusing on silverware and jewelry in Milan's most famous "goldsmith block". However, it was not until 19 19 that Mr. Mario Buccellati inherited the store that these jewels really rose to the height of works of art. With his exquisite craftsmanship and ingenious design, Mr. Mario Buccellati perfectly combined precious metals and gems, which laid the artistic style of Buccellati. From 19 19, every piece of Buccellati jewelry was designed by Buccellati family members. From Mr. Mario Buccellati to his son Gianmaria, and then to his second son Andrea, he inherited the mantle and supervised the brand design and production. With Lucrezia, the fourth generation of the family, becoming the first female designer in the company, it is logical for her to integrate the avant-garde concept and expand the product line while adhering to the family tradition.
Considering the success of the brand in Italy, Mario. Buccellati, who is full of entrepreneurial consciousness, opened branches in Rome and Florence on 1925.
195 1 year, Mario decided to enter the American market in order to expand Buccellati's popularity in the international market, and set up the first branch in 5 1 street in downtown new york. 1954, the second branch of Fifth Avenue opened, and a seasonal branch was opened on the famous Voss Avenue in Palm Beach.
After Mario. Buccellati died in 1965, and four of his five sons inherited the family business. Among them, only Gianmaria became an apprentice to his father at an early age, followed in his father's footsteps, and inherited and promoted Buccellati's exquisite handicrafts.
1966, Gianmaria took over the position of designer and managed the manual workshop: he designed every piece of jewelry himself, and then the workshop put his ideas into practice. He and his brother Luca worked together to push Buccellati to the international stage. Luca is responsible for the development of American market, and Gianmaria is responsible for the management of handicraft workshops and the design of jewelry and silverware.
From 65438 to 0970, brands entered Tokyo, Osaka and Nagoya one after another. Development never stopped: Gianmaria decided to re-develop the brand's business in Europe, and Buccellati became the first Italian brand to enter the world-famous top jewelry holy place Paris from 65438 to 0979.
As a result, the pace of development has obviously accelerated, and the momentum of expansion has intensified. Gianmaria's son Andrea inherited his father's artistic talent, and has been with him for years, responsible for supervising the design and production of all jewelry in Milan workshop and the business of the company headquarters.