The designs have evolved to meet ever-changing tastes and expectations, while manufacturing techniques remain the same as in the past, handed down through time and history. The immense passion shared by our craftsmen has made it possible to safeguard and uphold the cultural heritage of goldsmithing that lies at the very heart of the brand.

At the heart of it all is the creative idea. A drawing is created, a sketch that the skilful hands of craftsmen transform with the help of fire into tiny sculptures made of wax. This process results in a unique model that is then used in the subsequent production stages.

When working with lost-wax casting, the wax model becomes the core of a plaster mould which, once solidified, is emptied of wax ("lost") and filled with molten silver. This technique, originating from the Etruscan tradition and mastered by Giovanni Raspini, brings silver to life and transforms it into jewellery. Countless stages then follow, such as cleaning, assembly, burnishing, brushing and quality control, all of which are carried out by hand. This is how Giovanni Raspini style is born, day by day.

One of the most important aspects when crafting a piece of jewellery is its longevity. We expect it to pass from hand to hand and endure over time. This is why, with a view to being even more sustainable, we have implemented various initiatives to extend the product life cycle as much as possible. Considering another aspect of this crucial subject, we should also recall that the age-old techniques we regularly apply in the production of our creations have a significantly lesser impact on the environment.