The shop was started in 1948 and it soon became the symbol of classic Florentine luxury jewelry. Then came the encounter with Japanese fashion, with the destructuring of shapes and with design and sculpture as sources of inspiration. What does an object mean? The message deeply rooted in ancient jewelry is delivered by Claudio Ranfagni’s contemporary style: his artwork is shown in the “contemporary jewelry section” of Florence’s Silver Museum, and in many art exhibitions on contemporary jewelry in Italy and abroad. In 2009, Claudio Ranfagni became co-founder and designer of Gruppo Artifizio.
Mon-Fri 9 am - 6 pm; Sat by appointment
Via Maggio, 66r, Firenze, FI, Italia
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+39 055 0136520
- http://www.ranfagnigioiellifirenze.it
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