The only jewel created by Lina was stolen from her home in 1986 and after 30 years, Talento Joias recreates the iconic aquamarine gold piece
Submitted at Aug 9, 2016, 3:25 PM
One of the first pieces created by Lina Bo Bardi when she arrived in Brazil in 1947 was a beautiful necklace made of white gold and aquamarine. What she didn't expect was that in 1986, the necklace would be stolen from her home. Given this whole story, 30 years after the theft, Talento Joias decided to launch a project called Artist's Jewelry , in which the first piece is a reissue of Lina's famous necklace. 
In partnership with the Lina Bo Institute and PM Bardi, the only necklace she created during her lifetime has been recreated. The pieces are made of aquamarines, prasiolite, amethyst and topaz, which respect her vision of jewelry and, almost 70 years later, they remain modern and on display at the brand's stand at MADE . It's worth checking them out up close! 
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