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Pomellato New York store

Pomellato basically based in Italy at Milano have their exclusive store in New York at Madison Avenue. The first store at United States, this made the total number of Pomellato a whooping 25 all through the world. The designer was quoted saying to open two more stores at U.S. by 2010 end. Working for some 8 hours daily the Pomellato New York store closes only on the Sundays. The store sells some brilliant wedding rings and watches ranging from $200 to $20000. Though wedding rings are the main focus of the store, it also stocks exclusive pendants, necklaces and earrings. These are mostly unique pieces made to order.

An 1800 square foot Pomellato New York store looks actually like a huge mansion. It is designed to exhibit the exclusive vertical architecture of the building. A view into the stores for the by lookers is provided by the 16 foot tall French windows in the front and the handle of the store’s door is made of brass. This brass door handle actually resembles a Pomellato ring. To a casual on looker, the store will look like a club or a rich cocktail lounge. This actually is attributed to the stores interiors.

High ceiling, classy glass art work and soft back ground lighting makes the store look like nothing less than a palace. This is also the imitation of any New York shopper who loves to dress up. The store has a stunning line up of boldly colored often gaudy cocktail rings or charm bracelets. The semiprecious stones along with different types of gold metal are sure eye catchers at this store. The store has a unique interior of wooden backdrop. This makes the jewels stand out beautifully. Also a section of the store is left bare with the original brick work. This place is adorned by wonderful artwork by Michael Lin, a renowned artist from Taiwan.

The store also has a private selling room for more exclusive customers. This in turn is furnished with vintage interiors. Each section of the store has a certain theme rotating around jewelry. The store is a personal favourite to shop for proposal rings among New Yorkers.