The New York Times has featured Co.Ro. Jewels in a dedicated article, an important recognition that feels like part of a path built over time, with consistency and care.
The piece is both an interview and a portrait: through words and images, it captures the way we approach design and jewellery. The starting point has always been the same, architecture, and from there everything else takes shape: forms, proportions, balance.
The article also reflects our journey together, shaped by continuous research and by a dialogue that began with the effortless lightness of a friendship born at school and gradually evolved into a shared language. And then there is what matters most to us, and has never changed: creating jewellery that is beautiful, wearable, and made to become part of the lives of those who choose it. Pieces that speak both to those who have followed us for years and to those discovering us for the first time.
Knowing that all of this has been interpreted through the international voice of The New York Times makes us feel part of a broader conversation, one in which Italian design continues to find its place in the world.
If you would like to read the full article, you can find it here:
https://www.nytimes.com/2026/03/13/fashion/jewelers-rome-coro-architecture.html
Giulia and Costanza
