After dinner, the Chris King show "Fabulous Six" awaits us in the Pomellato showroom. In a humorous, expressive way, the artist manages to present customers with fascinating pieces of jewelry from the Pomellato world. He waves his hands wildly through the air, lifts a piece of jewelry into the air, puts a necklace around the neck of one customer and slips a ring directly onto the finger of another woman in the front row.
The presentation invigorates and sparks a shopping fever. In the showroom, customers put the nudos with diamonds on their fingers, feel the tango necklaces, combine collections and rave about the blue topazes, which enchant the wearers with their clear, blue note.
"For me, the jewelry now has a completely different meaning after seeing how these treasures are created. It's a completely different feeling," says one customer as she twists the Nudo ring on her finger. When pieces of jewelry are associated with emotions, customers know their history, not only feel the love that goes into them, but also wear them, feel the magic of the craftsmanship, then the connection to the treasures lasts a lifetime.