Pomellato · 2001

Nudo

A square cushion of coloured stone, faceted across its domed top, sits bare on a thin rose-gold shank with no claws, its collet hidden underneath so the colour seems to float.

From €2,200on the Pomellato site, October 2026

Introduced: 2001
Idea: The cabochon, the single stone
School: Milan & Valenza
Materials: rose gold, white gold, garnet, peridot, tourmaline, topaz, amethyst, quartz, lapis lazuli, malachite, jade, diamond

The story

Pomellato launched Nudo in 2001 as a ring stripped to one stone and a band, first in garnet, peridot, iolite and red tourmaline; the colours sold out almost at once. A Classic takes the Milan workshop about four days, and the house holds copyright on both the design and the cut. Over twenty years it grew into Petit and Maxi sizes, stone doublets, the frosted Gelé finish, pendants (2016), a bracelet (2018), a sautoir (2019) and high jewellery in La Gioia (2020).

The ladder

Entry Bague Nudo Petit (PAB4030-O6000-000TB) €2,200
Signature Bague Nudo Classic, rose and white gold, garnet (PAA1100-O6000-000OG) €2,800
Top of line Collier Nudo (PCC6021-O6WHR-BPEIY) €43,700
High jewelry Nudo Cascade and Nudo Plastron necklaces, La Gioia di Pomellato high jewellery (2020) On request

Prices as published by Pomellato in euros, October 2026.

Lineage

Pain de Sucre

Answered by · 2013
Pain de Sucre, FRED (2013)
Pain de Sucre shares Nudo's taste for colour over fire and raises it into a tall sugarloaf cabochon that can be changed at will.