18-carat white gold · Diabolo Collection
THE MAISON’S JOURNEYS · DIABOLO
Torre dell’Orso
Relief and light
Torre dell’Orso · Photo: Lohen11 (Josep Renalias) · CC BY 4.0
THE MEMORY OF A PLACE
Two rocks, a bay, a horizon.
Torre dell’Orso takes its name from the coastal tower that has overlooked the bay since the 16th century. The beach lies between cliffs hollowed by caves, near the Grotta di San Cristoforo. To the south, the two rocks known as Le Due Sorelle stand offshore.
Sand, rock and water form broad areas of colour. The eye rests on a pale mass, then on its shadow. The encounter between strong shapes and an open landscape gives this stop its rhythm.
Place and history · Visit Melendugno · Discovering Torre dell’Orso
AN ECHO IN THE CREATION
Diabolo. Giving material its character.
Diabolo’s reliefs find an echo in the presence of the rocks. Polished surfaces and satin-finished recesses change the way light falls. This pairing in our journal brings the landscape’s strength into dialogue with the jewel’s sculpted volume.
An edge defines a curve; a soft surface lets its neighbour shine. Diabolo’s character lies in these contrasts, brought to life by the finishing of the gold.
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