FENDI JOAILLERIE an ode to light and Roman heritage Fendi Joaillerie unveils its first journey into Haute Joaillerie with the Flavus jewelry collection. A stunning creation signed by the jewelry’s artistic director, Delfina Delettrez Fendi. Rooted in Roman mythology, this collection, whose Latin name means «yellow» or «blond,» pays tribute to the Maison’s Roman roots. The necklace, earrings, and cocktail ring in Haute Joaillerie shine with pavé diamonds, creating a dazzling backdrop for the reversed FF monogram designed by Karl Lagerfeld in 1965. The subtle blend of white and yellow diamonds creates a sophisticated harmony, highlighting the workshop's craftsmanship excellence. The Flavus necklace, composed of more than 1,000 stones, is a symmetrical cascade of white and yellow gold. A yellow diamond set with an emerald crowns the heart, flanked by the reversed FF motif, reminiscent of a Roman fountain. This piece combines Fendi’s unique craftsmanship with Delfina Delettrez Fendi’s fascination with the fluidity of kinetic forms, creating a captivating illusion of movement. The Fendi Flavus collection transcends simple jewelry to become a work of art, celebrating the Maison's Roman heritage while marking a new era in the world of Haute Joaillerie. Each piece tells a story of sophistication and timeless beauty, opening a new chapter in the book of elegance.
Fendi Triptych, a celebration of harmony between Roman architecture and asymmetries. Delfina Delettrez Fendi presents her first high jewelry collection, where the FF motifs and the light of diamonds intertwine in a captivating journey. The famous Italian couture house presented its first high jewelry collection in Paris, Fendi Triptych. Designed […]
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