A little bit of the red carpet from Venice
The Venice Film Festival is not only a stage for cinema, but also for jewelry and watches. At the 83rd edition, Annamaria Cammilli and Pasquale Bruni made a statement with Italian jewelry, while Hublot showcased diamond-encrusted watches on the wrists of Gabriela Andrada and Alvaro de Luna.
Cammilli Firenze: White Ice Gold for Sara Luna Canola
At the 83rd Venice International Film Festival, Italian actress Sara Luna Canola wore jewelry from Annamaria Cammilli’s Premiere and Prestige collections. The necklace, rings, and earrings are crafted from 18-karat White Ice Gold and set with diamonds.
The Florentine brand is known for the sculptural modeling of its gold surfaces. The so-called White Ice Gold has a cooler, more matte appearance than classic high-gloss polished white gold. This makes the wavy contours of the Premiere pieces stand out more prominently, while the diamonds create strategic points of light.
Hublot: Two Diamond Watches at the “Company” Premiere
Hublot also took advantage of the premiere of Casey Affleck’s film “Company” on September 8, 2026, for a watch spotting. Spanish actress Gabriela Andrada paired her outfit with a Spirit of Big Bang Titanium Diamonds. The tonneau-shaped titanium case combines the collection’s distinctive architecture with a diamond-set bezel.
Spanish singer-songwriter Alvaro de Luna wore a Big Bang One Click Sapphire Diamonds at the same premiere. Its transparent sapphire case reveals the Big Bang’s multi-layered construction; diamonds lend a jewel-like quality to the watch’s technical-looking materials.
Pasquale Bruni: High Jewelry for Georgina Rodríguez, Orlando Bloom, and Penélope Cruz
Pasquale Bruni made several appearances at the Lido. Georgina Rodríguez wore the new Giardini Segreti Couture necklace in white gold and white diamonds at the premiere of “Mr. Nelson, Did You Kill People?” Rosina earrings and rings, as well as pieces from the Giardini Segreti and Aleluia collections, completed the look.
Orlando Bloom added a touch of masculine style with three Accendimi bracelets. The white gold, rose gold, and black titanium versions are set with white or champagne-colored diamonds.
Penélope Cruz appeared on the pier at the Hotel Excelsior wearing Ton-Joli earrings. The 18-karat rose gold design combines onyx and diamonds with the collection’s signature five-petal flower shape.
The Red Carpet as a Showcase
These appearances showcase different strategies within the luxury industry. Annamaria Cammilli focuses on the impact of sculptural gold surfaces; Hublot combines innovative case materials with diamond settings; and Pasquale Bruni showcases high jewelry on internationally renowned personalities. What these brands have in common is their use of the red carpet as a showcase for products whose full impact is only revealed through the interplay of clothing, movement, and light.
