Kering Highlights

In 1967, when jewelry was still reserved for rare occasions and bound by rigid codes, Pomellato founder Pino Rabolini reimagined it as, instead, freedom. Nearly sixty years later, Pomellato remains among the industry's most radical voices, a legacy brought to life in a landmark exhibition at the Palais de Tokyo, in Paris. Through archival photography, iconic collections, and contemporary creations, "Le Joaillier Révolutionnaire" traces the House's five defining revolutions: in craftsmanship, color, style, image, and the representation of women.