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The project
Laura is an architect and the concept of her project follows Ernesto Nathan Roger’ slogan: “From the spoon to the town”. This concept led her to explore the many facets of design, then to venture into the world of jewelry.
The shapes, linear and simple, truly make a statement.
The jewellery comes in material such as gilded bronze, rhodium-plated bronze, silver, enamel and zircon.
RINGS
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Jewelry design
The jewelry designed by Laura is the result of a fruitful research: the jewels are characterised by clean lines and polished geometric shapes, that convey a timeless and refined elegance.
The main material used to create these unique pieces is bronze, a metal used in ancient times, but also shining silver, enamel and gemstones.
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Unique pieces
Each piece is handmade and unique. The details and finishing touches are carefully perfected by expert hands. Imperfections are a signature of the authenticity and uniqueness of each handcrafted piece, created according to the traditional techniques of the goldsmith’s art.
ARCHITECTURE AND DESIGN
AT THE SERVICE OF ART
Laura Francesca Ammaturo was born in Milan and graduated in Architecture at the Politecnico University of Milan.
Laura is a freelance professional. In 1996, she started a collaboration with the Arnaboldi & Partners Studio.
As a senior partner, she’s responsible for coordinating various sectors where the Studio operates.
The activities include the planning and the assistance in the making of major projects in different sectors, such as the public, civil, industrial and design sectors.
She creates objects of use experimenting with design.
Thanks to her professional experience at the Politecnico University of Milan, she’s involved in technical and scientific research aimed to develop various projects in her field.
In 1998, she became a professor of Visual Communication and Perception at the Design Department of the Politecnico University of Milan.
She works in the field of architectural industrial design.
Laura organised and took part in several sector exhibitions both in Italy and abroad and collaborated in the drafting of essays and books on architecture and design.