Alessi - Steel, coated with hypoallergenic PVD, gold (S) - Ring

This "Fresia" ring was designed in 2022 by renowned Italian designer Elena Salmistraro for the Venusia collection by Alessi. The collection proudly captured the prestigious Best Design Award in Italy, marking its place as a true milestone in contemporary accessory design, and was created during the same period Salmistraro was named Milan's Designer of the Year. Inner diameter: 16.5mm The ring features a striking architectural harmony, combining a solid granulated semi-circle with delicate concentric arcs. Its design plays with the contrast between texture and geometry: the robust relief pattern balances gracefully against the refined, openwork lines, reinterpreting the ancient Etruscan goldsmith technique in a sophisticated, modern key. Crafted from high-quality, hypoallergenic, and nickel-free stainless steel with a rich gold PVD finish, the piece seamlessly merges ancient jewelry craftsmanship with contemporary industrial technique. The PVD coating ensures superior durability and resistance against daily mechanical and chemical wear, making it a long-lasting addition to any jewelry collection. This "Fresia" ring is delivered brand new, complete in its original Alessi packaging, offering an unmatched opportunity for design connoisseurs to acquire a piece from this award-winning Venusia collection. About Elena Salmistraro: An artist and designer, she opened her studio in Milan in 2009 with Angelo Stoli, embarking on numerous collaborations with companies in the creative industry. Attention to detail, harmony of form and poetic style characterise her projects, which seek to delve into the expressive language of objects. Her designs have been exhibited in various international exhibitions. In 2017 she received the "Salone del Mobile Milano Award" as "Best new designer" and was appointed Ambassador of Italian design in the world. In 2018 she was appointed Ambassador of the Brera Design District.

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