The “Golden Flight” necklace by Lucchetta 1953 has won a prestigious award at the 33rd edition of the Première competition held in Oroarezzo. The jewel won over the international jury in the “Tradition” category and was a great success with the public and the critics.

The necklace, with an open cage pendant, symbolizes free and unlimited love. A poetic and modern interpretation of the theme “Love and Beauty”, which guided this edition of the competition.

The jewel symbolizes a window to unexplored worlds. At the centre of the open cage pendant, a golden bird is ready to take flight. Its outstretched wings capture the essence of freedom, while thin gold threads cover the structure of the cage. Each thread tells a secret, whispered by the wind, carrying lightness and infinite possibilities. At the base of the cage, the concentric diamond circles represent the identity of each of us, who must feel well secure in order to take flight. This necklace is not just a simple piece of jewelry, but a true work of art. It is the result of skilled goldsmithing, a creation rich in detail and bearing a powerful symbol. The symbol of a love that does not restrict or imprison, but rather protects and allows the person to shine, just as the golden bird does on its journey towards infinity. Just as a cosy nest offers the bird safety and comfort, this necklace reminds the wearer that they are free to dream, to love and to be themselves.

The prize, awarded in Oroarezzo on 12 May 2024, is an important recognition for Lucchetta 1953, which confirms its ability to combine goldsmithing tradition and innovation, keeping alive the passion for creating unique and high-quality jewelry. The “Golden Flight” necklace is a perfect example of the Vicenza-based company’s ability to interpret classic jewelry themes in an original and contemporary way.

The success of the “Golden Flight” is the result of meticulous work and great passion for the art of goldsmithing. The jury of Oroarezzo appreciated the aesthetic beauty of the jewel, its originality and its deep symbolic meaning. Above all, however, it recognized the excellence of the craftsmanship and the mastery with which Lucchetta 1953 is able to work gold.