Pomellato is expanding its presence at Bergdorf Goodman with an extended residency.
The Milanese fine jewelry brand is opening a new residency space at the retailer through the end of January, showcasing specialty products and one-of-a-kind jewelry exclusive to Bergdorf Goodman.
“There isn’t another fine jewelry salon in the Americas that comes close to what Bergdorf’s delivers for the discerning jewelry lover,” said Nathalie Diamantis, president and chief executive officer of the Americas at Pomellato. “Bergdorf Goodman has been Pomellato’s top partner for two decades and is by far the benchmark for fashion innovation, unique brands, exceptional quality and customer experience. It is long overdue that Pomellato take its residency this holiday season.”
Pomellato’s space at Bergdorf Goodman is designed with customized Murano glass tiles that’s unique from the jeweler’s other retail locations. The interior design, spearheaded by Pomellato’s architect Davide Caprioli, was inspired by Pomellato’s connection with Murano glassmaking and is meant to reflect the colorful gemstones and artisanal techniques displayed in the fine and high jewelry.
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The residency features unique styles from Pomellato’s “Ode to Milan,” “Catene” and “La Gioia” high jewelry collections, among others.
“Pomellato’s new offering is nothing short of spectacular,” said Andrew Mandell, vice president and divisional merchandise manager of decorative home and jewelry at Bergdorf Goodman. “With vision, creativity and craftsmanship, the maison continues to deliver the kind of exceptional pieces that our clients are always seeking out. This installation marks an important chapter for both Bergdorf Goodman and Pomellato, and we look forward to delighting our clients with what’s in store.”
In addition to embarking on the Bergdorf residency, another pivotal initiative for Pomellato this year was its acquisition of Valenza Setting Lab, a stone setting laboratory that reinforced the jeweler’s manufacturing capabilities.
