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I gioielli di Tamara Gervasio hanno impreziosito alcune delle personalità più influenti al mondo — dalle icone della musica ai trendsetter della moda. Ogni creazione rappresenta una fusione unica di artigianalità italiana e design contemporaneo, diventando l’espressione perfetta di individualità e stile senza tempo.
Realizzati a mano in Cornovaglia con l’antica tecnica della cera persa, i gioielli di Tamara hanno catturato l’attenzione di artisti, designer e celebrità che apprezzano autenticità e maestria artigianale. Visti sul palco, negli editoriali e in eventi esclusivi, i suoi pezzi incarnano un’arte indossabile audace, con una storia da raccontare.
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THE ICONS · 01
KYLIE JENNER
From Cornwall to Kylie Jenner
Following an approach from celebrity styling duo Alexandra and Mackenzie Grandquist, Italian jewellery designer Tamara Gervasio's handcrafted creations made their way to Kylie Jenner.
Spotted wearing Tg-Jewellery's sculptural Eyebrow, Fish, Star and Fountain Rings in Miami in 2025, Kylie brought these distinctive, hand-carved designs into the international spotlight.
Each piece reflects Tamara's signature approach to jewellery: bold, individual and created using the traditional art of lost-wax craftsmanship.
STAR RING
EXPLORE THE RINGAS SEEN ON KYLIE JENNER
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THE ICONS · 02
BILLY IDOL
Rock Icon. Sculptural Jewellery.
Following an approach from London-based celebrity stylist Natalie Read, Billy Idol selected original, handcrafted jewellery by Italian designer Tamara Gervasio.
From the Monaco Red Cross Gala and Paris Fashion Week to the GRAMMY Museum and international television interviews, Billy has repeatedly worn Tg-Jewellery's one-of-a-kind Skull Necklace and Tribal Cross Necklace.
Individually sculpted using traditional lost-wax techniques, these distinctive pieces embody the rebellious spirit and craftsmanship at the heart of Tg-Jewellery.
EXCLUSIVE CREATIONS
ONE OF A KIND. WORN BY BILLY IDOL.
Two original, one-of-a-kind necklaces, individually handcrafted by Tamara Gervasio and worn by rock icon Billy Idol.
From the sculptural Skull Necklace to the Tribal Cross Necklace, each piece reflects the raw character, individuality and traditional lost-wax craftsmanship at the heart of Tg-Jewellery.
These original designs are not available for purchase.
THE ICONS · 03
BINA
Where Sculptural Jewellery Meets Fashion
Artist BINA wears original Tg-Jewellery creations in a striking editorial photoshoot featured in FWORD Magazine.
Styled by Bianca Nicole and photographed by Marcus Hessenberg, the editorial brings together music, fashion and contemporary jewellery design.
Each piece is handcrafted by Italian jewellery designer Tamara Gervasio using traditional lost-wax techniques, celebrating bold forms, individuality and artistic expression.
BINA · THE EDITORIAL FILM
“Inside BINA's Creative World”
An exploration of music, fashion and individuality. Featuring BINA in the FWORD Magazine editorial.
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WORN BY BINA
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THE DESIGN ARCHIVE · 04
VIVIENNE WESTWOOD
From Design to Sculpture
In 2004, Tamara Gervasio collaborated with Laurent Rivaud, jewellery designer for Vivienne Westwood, to create a hand-carved wax prototype for a memorial necklace.
Working from Laurent's original design, Tamara meticulously sculpted the piece in wax using traditional lost-wax techniques, translating the concept into a three-dimensional form ready for casting.
The jewellery was subsequently produced and finished in metal by others, bringing the original design to life through specialist craftsmanship.
THE DESIGN ARCHIVE · 05
PAUL SMITH
From Wax Prototypes to Finished Jewellery
During her years working in London's jewellery industry, Tamara Gervasio worked part-time alongside jewellery designer Avrina Eggleston in her studio, contributing to the production of men's jewellery for Paul Smith.
Working from Avrina's original designs, Tamara hand-carved wax prototypes using traditional lost-wax techniques, translating creative concepts into three-dimensional forms ready for casting and production.
Her involvement also extended to the metalworking stage, assisting with the cleaning and preparation of cast jewellery pieces for finishing.
This experience brought together traditional craftsmanship and commercial jewellery production, forming an important chapter in Tamara's career as a specialist wax carver.
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