Portugal Jewels launches new filigree collection

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This is a collection that gives continuity to Portugal Jewels’ aim of designing traditional jewellery with a Portuguese soul with a contemporary touch. It is inspired by the colours found in the Portuguese landscape – green, red and purple – this collection hopes to bring to those who wear it a little of its symbolism, its Portugueseness and its tradition.

With the motto “Giving colour to tradition” and a recreation of the classic design of the Coração de Viana, through the setting of coloured zirconias, this collection recaptures the emotions associated with the three colours to celebrate the delicate and traditional art of Portuguese filigree, giving it Portuguese sentiments such as love (red), hope (green) and longing (purple).

With a total of six jewels, in gilded silver, and also available in sets of necklaces and earrings, this collection is, like the brand’s other jewels, carefully crafted by the hands of Portugal Jewels artisans.

The jewels come in colourful packaging, specially designed for the collection. You can find the collection GIVING COLOUR TO TRADITION on the brand’s online site and in selected points of sale.

2 de July, 2021
AtualidadeJoalharia e ourivesaria

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