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Morellato is the Italian answer to the idea of "jewelry for living" – delicate, contemporary, and easy to wear every day. The approach is elegant and functional: fine necklaces, bracelets, rings, and earrings in sustainable 925 silver, polished steel, and sparkling zirconia are combined with watches featuring clean lines and discreet shine. The aesthetic remains true to the Italian school: harmony of proportions, impeccable detail, and finish that looks convincing both in the office and at evening events. The slogan "Gioielli da vivere" (jewelry for living) summarizes the philosophy: beautiful objects created to be worn effortlessly every day.
Silhouette and construction of Morellato
The silhouettes are clean and legible. Bracelets range from ethereal rolò chains to modern Milanese weave, with soft transitions and comfortable mobility on the wrist. Bangle variants emphasize geometry, while "bead" chains add delicate texture. Symbols often appear in the collections – small charms that add meaning without disrupting the lightness of the form.
Rings play with proportions – from minimalist solitaires to denser, domed shapes – but maintain a fine profile that does not weigh on the hand. The necklace remains in the realm of "fine radiance": small stones and smoothly polished elements that catch the light without dominating. Watches develop the idea of gentle geometry: round or softly rectangular cases, thin profiles, well-crafted lugs, and comfortable clasps, including quick deployant clasps on steel bracelets.
Materials and finish of Morellato
Materials are key to the feeling of "everyday luxury": sustainable 925 silver, sourced through recycling and in accordance with the Responsible Jewellery Council (RJC) Code of Practices; high-quality stainless steel; crystals and cubic zirconia for fine sparkle; selective coatings (such as rhodium) for long-lasting shine. This material choice provides practical resistance to scratching and tarnishing, while the finishing – even polishing, clean edges, sturdy hinges, and clasps – enhances durability.
For watches, the brand uses steel cases, mineral glass, and quartz movements; there are also clean "just time" models, as well as colorful interpretations with pastel dials. Some models feature comfortable steel bracelets with safety buttons; water resistance is typically 3 ATM – sufficient for everyday use but not for swimming.
Recognition and signature of Morellato jewelry
Among the recognizable lines of Morellato, several "signatures" stand out. Drops is a modular system of bracelets and charms that offers freedom for personalization – symbols, letters, and colorful elements combine according to mood and occasion. It is one of the living bridges between sentiment and style, and its popularity is due precisely to the balance between accessibility and individuality.
Tennis is the line for those seeking timelessness: a continuous row of colorless stones, precisely set in evenly spaced settings. This silhouette – fine but assertive – looks excellent alone or combined with a watch and other bracelets.
Tesori adds color and sparkle: with sustainable 925 silver and cubic zirconia, the collection alternates clear geometries with small colorful accents, making it a natural choice for a varied everyday wardrobe.
On the watch side, there are two interesting directions: Ninfa – with romantic pastel dials and floral motifs, and 1930 – a series that pays tribute to the founding year through classic cases and clean proportions. Both demonstrate the brand's approach to "quiet" elegance.
How to wear Morellato today
For the office: choose a thin Tesori necklace with a small stone and pair it with a 1930 watch on a Milanese bracelet; add a simple steel bracelet. The combination gives a professional but not strictly formal look.
For the evening: a tennis bracelet with intense sparkle plus a pair of small drop earrings are enough to elevate a silk blouse or black dress without overshadowing the silhouette.
For a weekend in the city: a short necklace with a talisman and a thin ring, worn with a white shirt and denim, create balanced casualness. If you prefer a more "sporty" look, add a watch with a colorful dial from the Ninfa series.
For travel: a steel chain bracelet and a "just time" watch with mineral glass are practical and visually coherent; if a personal accent is needed, one Drops bracelet with 1–2 symbols will make the ensemble yours.
Size and fit
For rings, Morellato uses Italian sizing; as a guide and for conversion to other systems, the brand publishes a conversion chart. This facilitates selection, especially if you already have a well-fitting ring and want to order a similar size.
For bracelets, the brand offers a convenient Sizer – a paper strip for measuring the wrist. It is recommended to add 1.5–2 cm to the actual circumference for comfort, especially with chain constructions. Bangle variants fit more snugly, while chain and "bead" models allow for a looser fit.
Women's watches usually range between ~28 and 32 mm case diameter for a classic silhouette or up to about 40 mm for more expressive models and smart variants. The descriptions include exact case sizes, thickness, and clasp type – a good guide for proportions relative to the wrist.
Care and durability
925 silver loves a soft microfiber cloth: gentle polishing after wearing will remove traces of skin and air. Store each piece of jewelry separately, in a pouch or box, to avoid micro-scratches. Avoid contact with perfume and creams, especially on rhodium-plated or gold-plated surfaces – this extends the life of the finish.
Steel jewelry is more resistant to tarnishing; periodic washing with lukewarm water and drying is sufficient. For "just time" watches with 3 ATM water resistance, avoid immersion and swimming – they are designed for everyday use, not for water sports. All Morellato watches come with a 2-year warranty, stated in the product specifications.
History of Morellato and today
The story begins in 1930 in Venice, when Giulio Morellato opened a workshop for watches and jewelry and soon specialized in leather straps for wristwatches – a beginning that put the brand on the map of Italian precision. Over time, Morellato expanded its focus to silver and steel jewelry and watches, but the spirit remains the same: rational elegance and pragmatism for every day.
Today, the brand is part of the Morellato Group and operates with a European infrastructure – headquarters in the municipality of Santa Giustina in Colle (Padua) and design/marketing offices in Milan. This balance between historical roots and modern organization is evident in the disciplined design and consistent quality of the collections.
In recent years, Morellato has focused its jewelry lines on sustainable 925 silver, obtained through recycling and in accordance with the RJC Code of Practices. For the group as a whole, sustainability reports note the phased introduction of recycled metals and certified sources (including initiatives with lab-created stones in certain brands of the group). The idea is practical: to reduce environmental impact without compromising aesthetics and quality.
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