Aurelia, Filostil’s Collection That Reveals a Hidden Art

A necklace, a pair of earrings, and a ring: don’t picture the usual jewelry set. Aurelia, launched by Filostil with an event during the latest edition of Vicenzaoro September 2026, is a special collection; a tangible example of a goldsmithing art that often remains invisible to those who wear a piece of jewelry. Some parts are complete, while others intentionally reveal the internal structure and traces of a process that would normally disappear beneath the perfection of the finished piece. It is a logic of the unfinished that, by exposing the different stages of craftsmanship, celebrates a tradition as old as sculpture. «With Aurelia, we wanted to offer a closer look at our work, while respecting the discretion that has always been part of our business,» said Giorgia Cattelan, CEO of Filostil.«The pieces we produce for our clients cannot be shown in this way, so we chose to create a special parure that would make visible the method, precision, and manufacturing culture that are part of our identity.» Discretion and trust are fundamental to Filostil’s daily work, which has built exclusive relationships with brands, boutiques, and international players across the industry. From here comes the need to affirm a know-how rooted in tradition while drawing on the most advanced technological tools, bringing value back to the method, culture, and complexity behind every piece of jewelry. The making of the parure, which took eighteen months and involved more than thirty people—including in-house artisans, the creative team, and content production—is revealed in the short film Aurelia – The Origin of the Gold Thread, available on aurelia-filostil.com and on the company’s YouTube channel. The initiative is only the first step in an editorial and cultural journey that will continue with new chapters leading up to the company’s 50th anniversary in 2028. The aim is to tell, with the same measured pace as the craftsmanship itself, the culture of making that has shaped half a century of the company’s history.

Short film: https://youtu.be/_8mq3463UUg?si=Ug0pvh9sAi6FUzqe

Project website: https://www.aurelia-filostil.com