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Cammilli Firenze: Sultana and HELIA Set Gold in Motion

In the Sultana collection, Cammilli combines three shades of gold; HELIA 2027 expands the sculptural design language with generous surfaces and new diamond variations.

9 October 2026 · 2 min read

At a Glance

  • In the Sultana collection, Cammilli combines three shades of gold; HELIA 2027 expands the sculptural design language with generous surfaces and new diamond variations.

Three shades of gold in one design

The Sultana earrings combine 18-karat White Ice, Natural Beige, and Black Lava gold. Rather than treating the three alloys as clearly distinct surfaces, Cammilli brings them together in softly curved, overlapping shapes. Diamonds add bright accents and enhance the contrast between the differently tinted surfaces.

Sultana earrings in White Ice, Natural Beige, and Black Lava Gold. Photo: Cammilli Firenze
Sultana earrings in White Ice, Natural Beige, and Black Lava Gold. Photo: Cammilli Firenze

The unusual gold tones are among the brand’s most important design elements. They result not only from the alloy but also from a specific surface treatment. Matte sections softly reflect the light, while polished edges and diamond accents create precise points of brilliance. This makes the individual layers of the earrings appear significantly more three-dimensional.

Sculptural Forms from Florence

Cammilli designs his jewelry from a sculptural perspective. Asymmetrical curves, indentations, and flowing transitions are characteristic of his work. In the case of “Sultana,” this results in a silhouette that is both compact and dynamic: the gold surfaces are reminiscent not so much of geometric constructions as of folded materials or those shaped by the wind.

The sculptural Sultana earrings. Photo: Cammilli Firenze
The sculptural Sultana earrings. Photo: Cammilli Firenze

Carlotta Fiasella Garbarino wore the earrings at the 83rd Venice International Film Festival. The backdrop of the Lido highlights how the three shades of gold react to changing light: White Ice appears cool and bright, Natural Beige bridges the color spectrum, while Black Lava defines the contours.

The Sultana earrings showcase their three shades of gold in the shifting light of the Lido. Photo: Cammilli Firenze
The Sultana earrings showcase their three shades of gold in the shifting light of the Lido. Photo: Cammilli Firenze

Gold Color

What makes Sultana unique is the gold palette itself. Cammilli treats the precious metal as a colored material and uses surfaces, shadows, and volume as part of the composition. The diamonds remain important points of light, but they let the three shades of gold take center stage.

HELIA 2027: Light and Gold—A New Chapter

With HELIA 2027, Cammilli brings his sculptural work in gold to a new collection. It was unveiled on October 4 and 5, 2026, in Florence as part of “Beyond The Curtain.” The presentation combined a visit to the Collezione Casamonti with a performance at the restored Teatro Nazionale.

Presentation of the Cammilli HELIA 2027 Collection in Florence. Photo: Cammilli Firenze
Presentation of the Cammilli HELIA 2027 Collection in Florence. Photo: Cammilli Firenze
Jewelry from Cammilli's new HELIA 2027 collection. Photo: Cammilli Firenze
Jewelry from Cammilli's new HELIA 2027 collection. Photo: Cammilli Firenze

HELIA features generous gold surfaces and deliberately asymmetrical shapes. According to the brand, the shapes are hand-modeled directly in wax. In addition to an all-gold “Classique” version, the collection includes two-tone and multicolor designs, as well as the diamond-set “Pavé,” “Rivière,” and “Galaxy” styles.

Gold jewelry from the Cammilli HELIA 2027 collection. Photo: Cammilli Firenze
Gold jewelry from the Cammilli HELIA 2027 collection. Photo: Cammilli Firenze
HELIA 2027 jewelry by Cammilli Firenze. Photo: Cammilli Firenze
HELIA 2027 jewelry by Cammilli Firenze. Photo: Cammilli Firenze
Diamond-set jewelry from the Cammilli HELIA 2027 collection. Photo: Cammilli Firenze
Diamond-set jewelry from the Cammilli HELIA 2027 collection. Photo: Cammilli Firenze

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