Diamond sparkle into autumn

In early October, an event for the Italian jewelry house Leo Pizzo took place at the Grenardi jewelry salon in Viru Keskus, where a brand representative introduced the latest jewelry collections to Grenardi clients. Guests enjoyed Leo Pizzo’s signature style pieces, which captivated with their pure lines and simple elegance, highlighted by the striking beauty of sparkling diamonds. The event showcased new jewelry collections where classic diamond cuts meet modern design, resulting in pieces that are both elegant and distinctive.

According to the brand representative, customers increasingly appreciate classic-style jewelry but also desire something unique and original. Leo Pizzo has responded to this demand with a collection that combines simple, clean designs with distinctive details, offering every jewelry lover the opportunity to express their individuality and sense of style. In these pieces, timeless beauty converges with contemporary nuances, making them perfect for everyday wear.

The Leo Pizzo brand is known not only for its elegant and timeless jewelry design but also for its commitment to ethical and responsible jewelry production. An important aspect of their sustainability principles is adherence to the Kimberley Process. The Kimberley Process is an international initiative aimed at stopping the trade in blood diamonds, or diamonds from conflict areas. This process requires that all raw materials, including diamonds, come from verified and conflict-free sources.

Leo Pizzo is fully committed to upholding the Kimberley Process standards to ensure the ethical origins of all its jewelry. The brand collaborates only with those who can provide evidence that their diamonds come from peaceful and legal sources. This commitment means that Leo Pizzo not only creates beautiful and luxurious jewelry but does so in a manner that maintains high ethical standards and contributes to a responsible supply chain.

Additionally, Leo Pizzo supports the communities where their jewelry is made and keeps production in Valenza, Italy, where local artisans honor the goldsmithing traditions passed down through generations. The Italian jewelry house Leo Pizzo’s collections can be explored at the Grenardi salon in the Viru Keskus.

Photos Marek Metslaid and Grenardi.