Pomellato debuts first Paris exhibition and Stile Libero collection

Pomellato has opened its first public exhibition in Paris at Palais de Tokyo, and the timing gives Valentine’s jewelry shoppers something sharper than a heart motif. Pomellato, Le Joaillier Révolutionnaire runs from June 24 to July 20, 2026, and pairs the maison’s history with the debut of Stile Libero, its new high jewelry collection.

Alba Cappellieri, head of jewelry design at Politecnico di Milano, curated the exhibition, which Pomellato positions as the first Paris show dedicated to its unconventional vision. The house traces that vision back to Milan in 1967, and the exhibition maps revolutions in style, craftsmanship, color, image and women. Its visual language reaches beyond the cases, with a nod to Helmut Newton, Herb Ritts, Michel Comte and Snowdon, names that helped make jewelry feel cinematic as well as desirable.

Stile Libero is the collection to watch if the goal is a romantic gift with a point of view. Pomellato describes the line as a celebration of freedom as style, shaped by Milanese ease and the house’s creative independence since 1967, with vibrant color, strong volumes and a contemporary reading of heritage. That combination makes it feel less like a predictable luxury purchase and more like a gift that carries a clear origin story, the kind that can outlast the occasion that prompted it.

The exhibition closes with Pomellato for Women, featuring campaigns starring Jane Fonda, Kerry Washington, Michelle Monaghan, Amina Seck and Joey King. That emphasis fits a brand that has long framed itself around gender equality, diversity and inclusivity, and Pomellato’s 2026 International Women’s Day campaign went further, centering economic abuse and adding Benedetta Porcaroli, Isabella Ferrari, Amelia Gray, Sara Nuru, Angélique Gérard, Mayu Ishikawa, Paco León, Andy Díaz Hernández and Sabina Belli to the roster. Pomellato also says more than 100 skilled artisans work at Casa Pomellato in Milan, giving the Paris debut a craft pedigree that supports the price of romance with real substance.