Left: Marco Bicego Lunaria Collection: https://us.marcobicego.com/collections/lunaria
Right: Fope Flex’It Collection: https://scintillagioielli.com/product-category/fope/
For those who are still wondering about the difference between fine and high jewelry, we recommend this article: https://scintillagioielli.com/what-is-the-difference-between-high-and-fine-jewelry/
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Refinement and authenticity are the keys.
If you are looking for a unique piece that will retain its value over the years, has a more timeless appeal and is made with precious metals and authentic gems, fine jewelry is the right category to look for.
With fine jewelry, we are talking about the quality of the gold and gemstones, uniqueness in design, tradition of the brand and the level of craftsmanship and handmade finishes that goes into the piece.
Fine jewelry gives a more refined look regardless of its design or colour. Buying fine jewelry means you are not only paying for high quality precious metal such as 18k white gold or natural gemstones, most likely you buy the brand’s craftsmanship and innovation as well.
For example, Marco Bicego gold jewelry is highly recognizable because of their distinctive hand-engraved patterns inherited from its Italian master goldsmiths that reflect light much differently from others. Or take a closer look at the Fope Flex’It collection, stunningly made with only 18k gold in its signature Novecento mesh style. In between each piece, master craftsmen hid dozens of springs, also made from 18k gold, inside making the whole bracelet fully-flexible like no other.
These aspects of fine jewelry, combined with their high-value material and artisanal craftsmanship, are what make fine jewelry a sophisticated piece of art in their own right.