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7 pieces from Corrado Giuspino
The Italian designer creates 18-karat and sterling silver pieces that are gemstone-heavy, offering big bursts of color.
When it comes to designing jewelry, Italian designer Corrado Giuspino draws influence from the ‘20s, ‘30s and ‘40s, as well as the Asian countries where he sources the pearl, jade, onyx and other stones with which he works.
Made in 18-karat gold or sterling silver—or a combination of both—Giuspino’s pieces are gemstone and jade heavy, offering big, bold bursts of color.
He is based in the waterfront city of Olbia on the second largest island in the Mediterranean Sea, Sardinia.
Scroll down to see seven pieces created by Giuspino.
This 18-karat burnished gold ring holds a pink sapphire.
A pair of carved and cabochon jade earrings, set in 18-karat black gold with brilliant-cut diamonds
A jade cabochon ring, set in 18-karat yellow gold
These boulder opal and jade cabochon earrings are set in an 18-karat yellow gold frame with burnished sterling silver borders.
Pink topaz and amethyst earrings, mounted in burnished sterling silver and 18-karat gold
Another pair of pink topaz and amethyst earrings, also set in burnished sterling silver and 18-karat gold
Set in 18-karat black gold, this ring features yellow and brilliant-cut diamonds.
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