Salvini
Damiani Group · Italy
Salvini is an Italian jewellery brand founded in 1946 in Valenza, Piedmont, and part of the Damiani Group since 1999. It makes gold jewellery, coloured gemstone pieces and bridal rings.
| Founded | 1946, Valenza |
|---|---|
| Parent group | Damiani Group, since 1999 |
| Speciality | Gold and coloured gemstone jewellery |
| Main markets | Italy and continental Europe |
| Website | salvini.com |
What is Salvini?
Salvini is a jewellery house from Valenza, the Piedmontese town known as a centre of Italian fine jewellery production. It sits within the Damiani Group, the listed Italian jewellery company also based in Valenza, while keeping its own design identity.
History
The house was founded in Valenza in 1946. In 1999 it was acquired by Damiani, joining a portfolio of Italian jewellery brands under the same group.
Products and positioning
Salvini occupies the middle tier of Italian designer jewellery, above commodity gold producers and below the international luxury maisons. Its range includes:
- Eighteen carat gold chains, bracelets, brooches and earrings
- Rings and pendants with coloured stones such as blue topaz, amethyst, citrine and peridot
- Bridal jewellery, with classic solitaire engagement rings and wedding bands
Distribution
Its main markets are Italy and continental Europe, with selective distribution elsewhere, largely through jewellery retailers.
Why it matters
Salvini is an example of the multi-brand strategy of Italian jewellery groups, where a heritage name from the Valenza district serves an accessible premium segment alongside the group's flagship brand.
Frequently asked questions
Who owns Salvini jewellery?
Salvini has been part of the Italian Damiani Group since 1999.
Where is Salvini from?
Salvini is from Valenza in Piedmont, Italy, where it was founded in 1946.