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| Triadra necklace With faceted onyx from the Icon collection. |
When one considers
Di Modolo jewelry, thoughts often turn to a tradition of Italian design and hand craftsmanship. It is also known for its gold jewelry. Not anymore. In an acceptance of the economic realities facing much of the western world, the Milan-based company has introduced a line of silver jewelry based on its signature design and using the same demanding techniques.
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| Triadra cluster rings with pavé diamonds shown with faceted purple Quartz, pearls and faceted blue quartz. |
Known as Triadra Argento Collection, it is based on the same iconic design element of its gold collection, the Triadra, a slice of precious metal shaped like a curvaceous triangle with open spaces. The shape is based on what the company calls the “mystical symbolism” of the numbers three and four.
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| Cuff With blue topaz and openable hinge from the medallion collection. |
Besides the distinctive shape, these small jewelry pieces are linked together in a technique that makes the links look invisible and makes the entire piece appear fluid (the first two photos best exemplify this technique). They also appear with a range of colorful gems that include diamonds, onyx and topaz. The company produced several lines of jewelry based on this shape, technique and use of materials. I got my first look at the new collections during Las Vegas jewelry week in early June.
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| Bubble earrings with blue topaz. |
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| Necklaces with diamonds shown with black onyx, white onyx and black diamonds with white onyx from the Spirit collection. |
