Pomellato, Beyond Milano

Pomellato is decidedly young, in both age and outlook, for a fine jewellery house. Its signature of colourful semi-precious stones or “alternatively precious,” in the lingo of the company, cut in large unusual shapes, such as squares — an unconventional move in the fine jewellery market, where rubies, diamonds and emeralds are integral to the output of most houses — has made Pomellato unique.

 In 2013, Kering (then PPR) took an majority stake in the Pomellato Group, which comprises the Pomellato brand and Dodo, a more accessible Italian jewellery line, with the explicit aim to “step up the pace of its growth and expand its geographic footprint,”
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Market sources estimate the company drove sales of between €200 million and €220 million in 2015.
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Pomellato will benefit from the experience Kering has gained in branded jewellery with Parisian jewellery house Boucheron, which was acquired by Gucci Group in 2000.

http://www.businessoffashion.com/articles/intelligence/pomellato-kering-fine-jewellery-brand-grows-beyond-milan
http://www.pomellato.com/wx