Pomellato's Revolutionary Jewelry History Explored at Palais de Tokyo

At the Palais de Tokyo in Paris, there’s an exhibition called "Pomellato: Le Joaillier Révolutionnaire," which is curated by Alba Cappellieri. Instead of following a timeline, it explores themes to illustrate the impact of the Milan-based jeweler. Pomellato, founded in 1967 by Pino Rabolini, gained fame alongside Milan's prêt-à-porter fashion scene, known for its innovative designs. The show features historical jewelry, ad campaigns, and stunning photography by famous names like Gian Paolo Barbieri and Helmut Newton. CEO Sabina Belli describes it as a "living archive," while Cappellieri notes the significance of these archive images in discussions about identity. The exhibition runs until July 20, 2026, and entry is free with a reservation.