Pasquale Bruni, the Rose of Memory with Rosina

At the Museum of Decorative Arts, Pasquale Bruni unveiled Rosina, a high jewelry collection as intimate as it is luminous...

Conceived by artistic director Eugenia Bruni, Rosina is a return to her roots and family history, a tribute to her aunt, and more broadly, to the feminine strength that blossoms throughout her life. It all starts with a vision during a visit to her father's childhood home in the heart of Calabria: a solitary rose, bathed in dew, discovered in the Valley of the Mount after being guided by a butterfly. This powerful image awakens in Eugenia the memory of her aunt Rosina, a muse full of energy, devoted to her family, mutual aid, and the earth. From this dreamlike, almost mystical rose, the soul and beating heart of the collection were born. The rose unfolds like a mandala, a sacred form sculpted in petals of light paved with diamonds. The centerpiece, the necklace — whose reverse reveals a heart of pink sapphires and rubies — embodies the duality of woman: softness and power, childhood and rebirth. Each piece of jewelry embraces the skin and contours the body with a controlled sensuality that reveals a deep study of the female form and its movements. /public-objects/af25ec10-ed11-43c2-9b31-cfe18b34ee28-2ada2e9a-3b1e-45da-a205-6ae65a0778db-Photo%203.webp Image sélectionnée The versatile brooch becomes a pendant or a belt ornament; the ring adorns the index finger with petals that, on the band, transform into thorns; and the earrings morph from petals into moons. The pieces evolve, much like the woman herself who blossoms at every stage of her life, revealing her full identity and beauty. Through Rosina, Pasquale Bruni narrates an unseen and visceral connection between memory, nature, and the sacred feminine. A sensitive and lively jewelry line in which each petal is a heartbeat.