Mattioli
Giulia Tartarone is currently working as an Orafo at Mattioli Gioielli since September 2019. Prior to this, Giulia also worked as an Orafo at Bulgari from June 2018 to present. Before their time at Bulgari, Giulia worked as an Orafo e Sales assistance at Marcello Pane from February 2017 to May 2018. Giulia completed a course in Orofo at the Bulgari Jewellery Academy in 2018, as well as a Diploma di Specializzazione di 1° livello DS1 in Orofo at TADS, Tarì Design School from 2015 to 2017. Additionally, Giulia holds a Diploma di Specializzazione di 1° livello DS1 in Gemmologia from Istituto Gemmologico Italiano in 2015, and a Laurea triennale in Arti Figurative, Musica, Spettacolo e Moda in Fashion Design from Accademia di Belle Arti di Napoli from 2008 to 2012.
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Mattioli
Refined ambassador of the Italian style in the world, Mattioli founds its present successes on the basis of a noble past, linked to the most famous and skilful goldsmith tradition of Turin: from 1860 it is in fact the owner of the prestigious first punch issued by the City of Turin, the historic " TO 1 ". Specialized in the hand-crafted creation of jewelry of the highest quality, the company relies on the valuable contribution of a team of craftsmen, creating jewelry over time for the most important international maisons. Based on this experience, in 2000 the Mattioli family chooses to sign with its name a new brand, MATTIOLI, that now anywhere in the world represents the important heritage of advanced technology, research and passion that has always characterized the Company. Thanks to the enthusiasm and creative abilities of Licia Mattioli, the new collections come straight to the heart of independent women, who wear the jewelry with nonchalance and as an expression of their unique personality. Interpreter of contemporary luxury , Mattioli stands out for its modern yet classic style at the same time: design, sophistication, versatility, color, creativity and quality are the attributes that best describe the Mattioli jewelry, today known and distributed in 30 countries.