MILAN — Pasquale Bruni has found a home on Milan’s prestigious Via Montenapoleone, which is lined by the flagships of top jewelry brands including Bulgari and Cartier.
The Italian company, which was established in 1968 in Valenza, the heart of Italy’s high-end jewelry manufacturing district, will this week inaugurate its first Milanese boutique, spanning a surface of 1,076 square feet.
Conceived by the brand’s creative director Eugenia Bruni, who took over the role in 2001, the store is marked by feminine interiors, where gold is matched with pink quartzite for a cozy, delicate effect. Touches of red, the brand’s signature color, add a vibrant feel to the elegant environment. While the first floor is dedicated to the display of the brand’s ready-to-wear collections, the second level hosts an area showcasing Pasquale Bruni heritage pieces, as well as a space for haute couture designs.
“Opening a store on Via Montenapoleone has always been one of our biggest dreams,” said Bruni, citing the importance of being present in such a key destination for global luxury shopping. “We wanted the store to be extremely welcoming, but at the same time to give the vibe of being in a jewelry temple.”
Asked about the target customer she expects at
The Italian company, which was established in 1968 in Valenza, the heart of Italy’s high-end jewelry manufacturing district, will this week inaugurate its first Milanese boutique, spanning a surface of 1,076 square feet.
Conceived by the brand’s creative director Eugenia Bruni, who took over the role in 2001, the store is marked by feminine interiors, where gold is matched with pink quartzite for a cozy, delicate effect. Touches of red, the brand’s signature color, add a vibrant feel to the elegant environment. While the first floor is dedicated to the display of the brand’s ready-to-wear collections, the second level hosts an area showcasing Pasquale Bruni heritage pieces, as well as a space for haute couture designs.
“Opening a store on Via Montenapoleone has always been one of our biggest dreams,” said Bruni, citing the importance of being present in such a key destination for global luxury shopping. “We wanted the store to be extremely welcoming, but at the same time to give the vibe of being in a jewelry temple.”
Asked about the target customer she expects at
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