Marbella hosts the jewelry exhibition of the Nardi house from Venice
Ángeles Muñoz has visited the exhibition, which consists of a hundred iconic pieces, and opens a series organized by Gómez & Molina.
Mayor Ángeles Muñoz emphasized that Marbella "is also a benchmark in the high-end jewelry sector," on the occasion of the exhibition of ... the prestigious Nardi house from Venice that opens tomorrow Friday, August 8th, and which kicks off the series organized by Gómez & Molina about the history of contemporary jewelry. The mayor highlighted the commitment to such initiatives by the local company, "which is also an example of excellence in our municipality and has an international vision," as well as the participation of Alberto Nardi in it. For his part, Miguel Gómez noted that "this unique opportunity to have such an incredibly beautiful collection is yet another incentive to visit this town," and explained that it will be open to the public at their facilities on Ramón y Cajal Avenue from August 9 to 16, from 10:30 AM to 8:00 PM Monday to Friday, and Saturdays until 2:00 PM.
Alberto Nardi noted that "it has not been easy to condense the history of Nardi into just over a hundred pieces, because we have more iconic, historical, and contemporary ones, but I like this diverse style where there is always a common theme, such as the influence of the city of Venice." Additionally, he mentioned that organizing this exhibition "seemed like a wonderful idea and it is the first time I am going to do such a structured one in Spain."
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