The city of Venice and the classic design of Art Deco jewelry for the new bijoux line from V˚73
Since the first bag was created charms, trinkets and chains have always been steady features of V˚73 collections. From the first horn-shaped lucky charm to jewelry letters composing the logo, charms and love for the city of Venice have always been distinctive traits of V˚73.
The brand’s new bijoux line combines designer Elisabetta Armellin’s passion for Venice unique architecture with her love for Art Deco jewelry. The flower decorating the arches of the Venetian Palazzo Ducale inspires the collection, which includes twelve pieces divided into three lines: San Marco, Giudecca and Frezzaria consisting of three bracelets with charms, three hard ones, two rings, two pairs of earrings and two necklaces. Made of bronze and brass coated with golden pigments, all creations have been crafted by master goldsmiths from Vicenza.
The new bijoux collection, which is now available online and at V˚73 stores in Venice and Miami, was conceived as a true jewelry line featuring an exquisite design and meticulous artisanal craftsmanship. It’s a new success for the brand’s creative director Elisabetta Armellin, whose unique talent and modern vision combine the values of traditional craftsmanship with cutting edge fashion technology.
Born in Treviso, Elisabetta studied Art at the Accademia delle Belle Arti in Venice, followed by a master degree in footwear development in Milan. The brand’s name, V˚73, combines the V of Venice with the number 73, which represents Armellin’s year of birth.
