Nagami and Patricia Urquiola collaborated on a striking installation for Cartier, located in Villa Reale di Marlia, Tuscany, Italy. This project represents an innovative vision that explores sustainable materials and seeks to create alternative aesthetics in new contexts.

As part of this collaboration, 3D printing technology was used to design and manufacture custom display cases for an exciting new collection. These display cases stand out not only for their aesthetic design and distinctive texture, but also for their functionality and ability to enhance the beauty of the jewelry pieces on display.

The 3D printing technology used in this project not only ensured precision in the manufacturing of the display cases, but also proved to be a sustainable choice by reducing material waste and lowering the environmental footprint compared to traditional manufacturing methods.

The display cases were created with a captivating gradient ranging from gold to transparency, with a texture evoking the dazzling luminosity of diamonds. This approach fuses the elegance and luxury expected in the world of fine jewelry with a strong awareness of sustainability, thus embodying the values ​​of quality and responsibility that characterize this project.