Ahead of a trunk show in Vancouver on April 28\u002D29 at Holt Renfrew, we caught up with Guy Bedarida, the brand\u0027s current creative director.
As a young person, I always admired Marina B growing up, her story is a true story of woman empowerment, and her designs are unique and timeless. It was a true pleasure to be able to dive into the archives, study her work and I am fortunate enough to be able to visit Marina where she now resides in Rome when I am in Italy. It is a great honour to be able to honour her heritage and expand on the designs and collections for both existing and future collectors.
I will also be there, in person, to meet, talk with, and have a great time viewing magnificent jewels.There will be quite a few rare and unique pieces coming to Vancouver. We will be showcasing our Triangoli collection, a breathtaking representation of Marina’s fascination with geometry and symmetry through the use of triangular-shaped diamonds. Our current Triangoli collection preserves Marina’s original style, while curating a High Jewelry collection that is perfect for modern times.
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