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PILGIÒ HANDCRAFTED RESEARCH JEWELRY SINCE 1984

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Collections are material and aesthetic universes.
Each Collection gives shape to a language of its own –made of forms, surfaces, tensions, and gestures– that makes it recognizable while, at the same time, keeping it in dialogue with the others.

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Pilgiò objects are divided into Permanent Models and Unique Pieces.

Pilgiò objects are divided into two categories: Permanent Models, reproducible over time with slight artisanal variations, and Unique Pieces, unrepeatable in shape, material and composition.

BLACK TITANIUM ELECTRODE SHOT STORE (1).avif
BLACK TITANIUM ELECTRODE SHOT STORE (1).avif
WEDDING BAND ECO 6 TITANIUM LIGHT GREY STORE.avif
TWO BANDS MATT GREY TITANIUM STORE.avif
TWO BANDS MATT GREY TITANIUM STORE.avif
TWO BANDS MATT GREY TITANIUM STORE.avif
TWO BANDS MATT GREY TITANIUM STORE.avif
TWO BANDS MATT GREY TITANIUM STORE.avif
TWO BANDS MATT GREY TITANIUM STORE.avif
TWO BANDS MATT GREY TITANIUM STORE.avif
PILGIO_PIXEL_BRONZO_3.avif
PILGIO_PIXEL_FERRO_1.avif
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NIDO D APE TITANIO NERO IPHONE 3.avif
PILGIO_PIXEL_BRONZO.avif
PILGIO_PIXEL_FEDE_ORO_GIALLO.avif
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PILGIO_PIXEL_BRONZO_2.avif
PILGIO_PIXEL_NIDO_D_APE.avif
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All Models

PILGIO_TUTTI-MODELLI.avif

Permanent Models

PILGIO_PIXEL_FEDE_ORO_GIALLO.avif

Unique Pieces

PILGIO_PIXEL_FERRO_1.avif

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Via Caminadella 6, 20123, Milan

TUESDAY – SATURDAY                10.30 AM – 7.30 PM

info@pilgio.com                            +39 3515910339   

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Since 2005, the shop has been located at 6 Via Caminadella in Milan. Conceived and built by Antonio and Giuseppina Piluso as a work in its own right, it is at once a gallery, a studio and a place for research. It was created through the transformation of concrete, iron, copper, brick and found urban materials, each carrying the memory of what they were before becoming something else.

Here, architecture and jewellery share the same language, shaped by material, inclusions and layers. Every wall and surface reflects a process similar to the one behind the pieces on display: a process of subtraction and recovery, in which time and imperfection become part of the result rather than something to be concealed. The space is an extension of this same research, evolving together with the work it houses, and continuing to be, every day, both a workshop and a work in progress.

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