Our Catalogue

Jewellery
Our jewels are created thanks to the experience and creativity of expert goldsmith craftsmen; the Sorrentino collections include necklaces, rings, bracelets and earrings made of gold and silver. The design and attention to detail can evoke new emotions to be enjoyed and experienced. 

Silverware
Centrepieces, candlesticks, trays, bowls and cutlery have always fascinated people and has always enhanced their beautiful houses; our range is the result of careful selection of products from the finest silverware manufacturers and will certainly satisfy all the needs of the most fastidious customer. The range include creations by DI TURRO, D’AGOSTINO,BRANDIMARTE, DI CRISTOFALO, MAZZUCATO, BRAGANTI, and many others.

Capodimonte Porcelains
The figurative arts, sculpture and painting developed at the same time as early attempts to produce porcelain. In 500 BC, the Chinese began to produce the first examples and for the first time in history of art, various other attempts were made all over the world until 1743 when Charles of Bourbon founded the first European factory on the hill of Capodimonte.

The products in our electronic catalogue are just some of our collections of jewels made of gold, silver, clocks, silverware and porcelains.
Requests for items not included in the catalogue may be sent to us at: infosor@gioielleriasorrentino.com
We will do our best to deal with requests as soon as possible
sending the photograph and/or description of the article required 

Precious Metals

Gold  
Gold is the quintessential noble metal: being highly ductile and malleable, it is unsuited in its pure form to the production of jewels or other commonly used items. This is because the very first time it is used, it can lose its shape and any precious stones may be lost. For this reason, gold is usually combined with other metal alloys, in particular copper and/or silver. 

Silver
In Italy the minimum requirement for silver alloys which can be sold in finished form is 800 /1000 or purer. 

Diamonds

Diamonds and the 4C
All diamonds are rare, but some are rarer than others and therefore more valuable. The features and value of a diamond can be determined by knowing the 4C rule. The best combination of these four characteristics leads to a more valuable diamond.

Diamonds: history and legend
The ancient Greeks believe that diamonds were fragments of stars which had fallen to earth. Others believed that they were God's tears. Legend also had it that there was an inaccessible valley in Central Asia carpeted with diamonds and guarded by birds of prey and snakes with killing eyes on the ground.

How to clean your Jewels.
In order to maintain their brilliance, jewels need special care. As a general rule, they should be cleaned at least once a month to preserve their unique brilliance.