{"id":210283,"date":"2026-08-20T07:15:47","date_gmt":"2026-08-20T05:15:47","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/cicala.it\/buonocore-gulf-italian-high-jewellery-diamonds\/"},"modified":"2026-08-20T08:07:56","modified_gmt":"2026-08-20T06:07:56","slug":"buonocore-gulf-italian-high-jewellery-diamonds","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/cicala.it\/en\/buonocore-gulf-italian-high-jewellery-diamonds\/","title":{"rendered":"Buonocore in the Gulf: Italian High Jewellery in White Gold and Natural Diamonds"},"content":{"rendered":"\n

In the Gulf, fine jewellery is bought as a set. Not a necklace that might one day acquire matching\nearrings, but a complete parure chosen together, worn together, and understood by everyone in the room\nas a single object. It is a demanding way to buy, because it exposes any inconsistency between the\npieces instantly.<\/p>\n

Buonocore<\/strong><\/a> is an Italian high jewellery house that works\nalmost entirely in 18kt gold with natural diamonds<\/strong> and builds its collections as\nfamilies rather than as single pieces. This is a guide for buyers in the Emirates and Saudi Arabia to\nwhat that means in practice.<\/p>\n\n

The tennis line, and why carat total is not the whole story<\/h2>\n

A tennis necklace is a row of diamonds and nothing else \u2014 no metalwork to look at, no design to\nhide behind. Which is exactly why it is the hardest thing in a jeweller's catalogue to make well.<\/p>\n

Three things separate a good one from a merely heavy one. Calibration:<\/strong> every stone\nin the row must be cut to a matched size, or the line ripples. Colour and clarity\nconsistency:<\/strong> a single warmer stone in a row of forty is visible from across a table, in a way\nthe same stone set alone never would be. The articulation:<\/strong> the links must let the row\nlie flat against the collarbone and follow the neck rather than standing away from it.<\/p>\n

So total carat weight tells you the size of the purchase, not the quality of it<\/strong>.\nAsk about the matching before you ask about the total. On our invoices the total weight and the gold\nfineness are always stated; for a specific piece, ask us about the stones before you order and we\nwill tell you what we know.<\/p>\n\n

Five pieces<\/h2>\n\n
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