Pomellato is an Italian luxury jewelry house founded in 1967 by Pino Rabolini in Milan, Italy. The brand was established with the innovative approach of applying the pret-a-porter (ready-to-wear) concept from fashion to fine jewelry, offering collections that were designed to be worn every day rather than reserved for formal occasions. Pomellato has been a subsidiary of the Kering Group since 2013.
The brand is recognized for its bold use of color, achieved through the incorporation of a wide range of colored gemstones including amethyst, peridot, garnet, topaz, tourmaline, and other semi-precious and precious stones, typically set in large cabochon or faceted cuts. Pomellato's jewelry is crafted entirely in Italy, with all production carried out at its atelier and workshops in Milan.
Signature collections include Nudo (introduced in 2001, featuring a minimalist gemstone ring with a distinctive naked setting that maximizes the stone's exposure to light), Sabbia (pave diamond designs inspired by grains of sand), Iconica (bold chain-link motifs), Catene (chain jewelry), Tango (rose gold and brown diamond designs), and M'ama non m'ama (playful colorful cabochon designs). The Nudo ring has become one of the most recognized designs in contemporary Italian jewelry.
Pomellato is committed to responsible sourcing and became one of the first major jewelry houses to achieve full traceability of its gold supply chain. The brand uses Responsible Jewellery Council-certified suppliers.
Retail prices generally start at approximately $1,000 for entry-level M'ama non m'ama pieces and extend to approximately $50,000 for high-end Nudo and Sabbia creations set with precious stones and diamonds. Pomellato operates boutiques in major cities worldwide and sells through its own e-commerce platform.