Focus on Exquisite Masterpieces Passed Down Through Generations

The Federico Buccellati brand traces its origins back to 1919 when the founder, Mario Buccellati, opened his goldsmith shop. The store on Via Condotti in Rome, inherited by his son Federico Buccellati, continues to this day as the flagship, earning the trust and admiration of royalty, nobility, and high society worldwide.

From November 24th (Tuesday) to November 29th (Sunday), a six-day fair titled "Inherited Gold Filigree" by Federico Buccellati will be held at the Federico Buccellati Mitsukoshi Nihonbashi store, which exudes a calm and elegant atmosphere akin to the Rome flagship.

Federico Buccellati's intricate gold filigree is meticulously crafted one by one by artisans who have inherited the family trade through generations, becoming works of art passed down through time from parent to child. Among Federico Buccellati's jewelry, where it is not uncommon for a single piece to take several years to complete, particularly select masterpieces will be gathered for this fair.

To convey the allure of each piece of jewelry and the brand's essence, the current president, Lorenzo Buccellati, is scheduled to visit Japan during the fair.

Federico Buccellati "Inherited Gold Filigree" Fair
Period: November 24th (Tuesday) - November 29th (Sunday), 2015
Hours: 11:00 - 18:00
Location: Federico Buccellati Mitsukoshi Nihonbashi Store
4-2-45 Nihonbashi-Muromachi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo