Exhibition 100 x 100 Italiani
The exhibition Damiani 100 X 100 Italiani celebrates Damiani's first century, a prestigious milestone for the historic Valenza based company, representing Italian excellence today just as 100 years ago.
100 years for 100 masterpieces of goldsmith's art portrayed through the five values of Italianness: family, represented by the Damiani family; craftsmanship with the Mimosa collection; creativity with the Margherita collection; history with the Belle Époque collection; and passion with the Fantasy Cut collection.
Damiani Ginza Tower - Tokyo
The fourth leg of the exclusive "100X100 Italiani" event, dedicated to the celebrations of the Maison's Centenary, was held at the Damiani Ginza Tower in Tokyo.
The event featured the masterpieces of High Jewelry created by Damiani to pay homage to this extraordinary milestone.
Four Seasons - Hong Kong
The third leg of the exclusive “100X100 Italiani” event marking the Damiani Centenary celebrations took place at the prestigious Four Seasons hotel in Hong Kong. The event showcased masterpieces from the special High Jewelry collection created by the Maison to pay tribute to this extraordinary milestone and to the brand’s long-standing history.
NOUDIT Ikseon - Seoul
The second leg of Damiani’s 100 X 100 Italiani exhibition takes place in Seoul from 30 May to 9 June at the NOUDIT Ikseon exhibition centre which is located in the district of the same name. One of the oldest and trendiest districts in the Korean capital, it is characterized by truly evocative and traditional architecture.
Gallerie di Italia - Milan, Italy
Damiani has chosen to celebrate its 100th anniversary with an extraordinary exhibition of high-end jewelry masterpieces.
The first stage of the exhibition was held from March 18 to April 28, at Gallerie d’Italia, in Milan. Forming part of a complex of museums of the same name across Italy, this venue was inaugurated between 2011 and 2012 and houses its priceless heritage in a number of historical buildings including the city’s Piazza della Scala, Via Manzoni and Via Morone.
