Tavanti in Venice: where jewellery meets cinema
Immersed in the timeless magic of the Lido, Tavanti jewellery accompanied ten personalities, each with her own style and her own way of expressing beauty.
On the occasion of the 83rd Venice International Film Festival, the world of Tavanti arrived on the Lido through a selection of creations in 18kt gold, diamonds and natural gemstones, worn by Catherine Poulain, Valeria Bigella, Angela Caloisi, Carlotta Fiasella, Paola Bettinaglio, Valentina Melpignano, Sophia Salaroli, Alice De Togni, Giulia Rachele Mazza and Rosa Perrotta.
Ten women, ten personalities, ten different interpretations of a precious and contemporary universe.
Because it is through the encounter with the woman who wears them that Tavanti jewellery finds a new expression every time.
Jewellery in the spotlight, different personalities
In Venice, Tavanti creations took on different expressions: from the bold character of coloured gemstones to the delicate luminosity of mother-of-pearl and diamonds, from the iconic forms of Giove to the richer and more unexpected compositions of Bonbon.
Catherine Poulain wore an extraordinary Legami One of a Kind parure, a unique creation where the preciousness of gold meets a sophisticated and contemporary design.
Rosa Perrotta interpreted the Bonbon universe through a mix of earrings, necklace and ring featuring amethyst, onyx and diamonds, completed by a striking Bonbon Paris cocktail ring with rose quartz. A combination of colours and gemstones that expresses the personality of the collection in a sophisticated and bold way.
Anche Giulia Rachele Mazza also chose Bonbon, creating her own combination of pieces from the collection and embracing the freedom of mixing and matching that makes every composition personal.
Alice De Togni brought together two distinctive expressions of the Tavanti universe, Unica e Giove, creating a combination in which shapes, surfaces and precious details come together in harmony.
For Sophia Salaroli, Bonbon was once again at the centre of the look, with refined Secret rings with diamonds and Unica rings. Two different expressions of Tavanti jewellery, united by the richness of natural gemstones, diamonds and attention to detail.
Valentina Melpignano brought a particularly rich and varied selection to Venice. A Secret necklace and a ring, paired with matching earrings, contrariè ring and bangle in rose gold with mother of pearl and diamonds by Unica.
A combination that expresses one of the most distinctive qualities of the Tavanti universe: the freedom to bring together different gemstones, shapes and proportions, creating a new composition each time.
Paola Bettinaglio chose an extensive and precious combination drawn from several collections. Giove Stars earrings were paired with a Secret necklace featuring mother-of-pearl and diamonds, while Unica took centre stage with a necklace, earrings, bangle and a selection of rings, all illuminated by mother-of-pearl and diamonds.
These were complemented by a polished gold Brio hoop, an Essenza diamond ring, a polished gold Legami ring, a Unica bracelet with mother-of-pearl and diamonds, and a long Giove necklace featuring mother-of-pearl.
A true composition of jewellery, built through layers and combinations, where every piece contributes to the whole while retaining its own identity.
Valeria Bigella chose the striking appeal of a white gold cocktail ring featuring blue topaz, diamonds and luminous blue quartz, paired with Secret rings set with diamonds in two different sizes, and Legami and Unica earrings with mother-of-pearl.
One Jewel, Infinite Interpretations
Tavanti's presence in Venice is not simply a story of jewellery worn, becomes part of your story.