Pomellato expands Pentagoni collection | Jewellery Focus

Italian luxury jeweller Pomellato has unveiled the latest additions to its Pentagoni collection, introducing a new high jewellery necklace and bracelet inspired by the geometric five-sided form that defines the range.

The new pieces mark the next chapter of the Pentagoni collection, which debuted last year and is characterised by sculptural designs that combine architectural structure with fluid movement.

At the centre of the launch is a new necklace featuring a continuous sequence of articulated pentagons that graduate along the neckline to create a three-dimensional silhouette. 

Crafted in rose gold, the piece combines white and brown diamonds set in Pomellato’s signature irregular pavé style with polished gold surfaces designed to enhance light reflection and contrast.

The collection is complemented by a matching bracelet that extends the Pentagoni design language through a series of pentagonal facets that vary in scale and angle as they wrap around the wrist. 

The bracelet also incorporates white and brown diamonds, creating what the brand describes as a “dynamic interplay between volume, light and movement”.

The new pieces were handcrafted at Casa Pomellato in Milan, where more than 150 artisans used Pomellato’s proprietary rose gold alloy, which was selected for its “strength and luminosity”.

Founded in Milan in 1967, Pomellato is part of Kering, the luxury goods group that also owns brands including Gucci, Saint Laurent and Bottega Veneta.