Girl power: say hello to Pomellato's Sisterhood

From princesses to show-jumping models, Pomellato’s Sisterhood Initiative led by Chiara Ferragni empowers women and promotes inclusiveness. 

22 May 2019
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  • Chiara Ferragni Sabbia Collection Pomellato shot by Cass Bird
    A self-made business woman and model, Chiara Ferragni is a role model for a generation of women. With the Pomellato Sisterhood Initiative, she raises awareness of gender equality and encourages women to lead and questions stereotypes of beauty. Photo credit:  Cass Bird 
  • Emma Weymouth wearing Iconica by Pomellato shot by Cass Bird
    Emma Weymouth is the daughter of British socialite and Nigerian oil magnate and Chief who married Viscount Weymouth.  Bold and determined Emma has broken through the rigid boundaries of British aristocracy and established herself as a chef, model and philanthropist. Here she wears Iconica jewels by Pomellato. Photo credit: Cass Bird
  • Helen Nonini wearing Nudo by Pomellato shot by Cass Bird
    Intrepid turban wearer and brand adviser, Helen Nonini combines her innate female sensitivity with marketing savvy to make her mark in the world from her Milan base. Here she wears Nudo jewels as part of Pomellato’s Sisterhood Initiative shot by Cass Bird. 
  • Delfina Blaquier in Pomellato Sabbia jewels shot by Cass Bird
    Argentine national show-jumping champion and later model and business woman, Delfina Blaquier is a  powerful inspiration to women. Here she wears Pomellato’s Sabbia jewels. Check out her Instagram feed of life on an Argentine polo ranch. Photo credit:  Cass Bird
  • Scilla Ruffo Di Calabria in M ama non m ama Pomellato jewels shot by Cass Bird
    Scilla Ruffo Di Calabria doesn’t let being a princess get in the way of pursuing her career as a DJ. She was shot by American photographer Cass Bird for the Pomellato Sisterhood Initiative wearing M’ama non m’ama jewels. 
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After many years as a freelance journalist and editor specialising in watches and jewellery, together with Christine Pasquier, Maria founded The Jewellery Editor. Maria’s work appears in a wide variety of notable publications, including the Financial Times, Intelligent Life, Telegraph ...