Paris, July 7 – Italian jewelry house Pomellato has launched an exclusive pop-up boutique at The Peninsula Paris, marking an unprecedented summer collaboration that blends high-end hospitality with exquisite jewelry craftsmanship. The event, which runs until August 31, 2026, features Pomellato’s iconic Nudo collection and a unique range of Nudo-inspired ice creams created by pastry chef Anne Coruble.
A Summer of Jewelry and Gastronomy at The Peninsula Paris
This collaboration, one of Paris’s most original summer events, sees The Peninsula Paris, a luxury hotel on Avenue Kléber, host Pomellato, a jewelry house founded in Milan in 1967. The partnership offers an immersive experience centered around the Nudo collection, combining the worlds of luxury hotels and jewelry expertise for several weeks in the heart of the 16th arrondissement.
The Nudo collection, a signature of Pomellato, is renowned for its luminous gems in vibrant hues and a refined aesthetic. This chromatic palette served as the inspiration for pastry chef Anne Coruble to develop an exclusive ice cream collection. These unique frozen delights are served from a specially designed cart and come in three flavors: rhubarb/cucumber, bergamot/ginger, and amaretti biscuit, presented in Ginori tableware.
The Terrasse Kléber, an emblematic setting at The Peninsula Paris, hosts the pop-up in a remarkable Haussmannian environment, just steps from the Champs-Élysées and the Trocadéro. While collaborations between major luxury brands and prestigious hotels are common in Île-de-France, this initiative stands out for its sensory approach. The ice creams are available for on-site consumption or takeaway, from Monday to Saturday, between 1 PM and 7 PM, at the Lobby restaurant or directly from the terrace.
Pomellato Nudo: Where Jewelry, Pastry, and Culture Intersect
Beyond the exclusive ice cream creations, the Pomellato pop-up boutique within The Peninsula Paris presents a curated selection of emblematic pieces from the Nudo collection. The space offers visitors an immersive journey into the world of the Milanese house, allowing them to discover or rediscover jewels crafted by over 150 artisans at the Casa Pomellato headquarters in Milan.
The cultural dimension of this collaboration extends beyond the hotel’s walls. Nearby, the Palais de Tokyo hosts an exhibition dedicated to Pomellato, inviting visitors to further explore the brand through a dialogue between jewelry, contemporary art, and culture. This provides an excellent opportunity to curate a Parisian day combining luxury, art, and gastronomy.
Pomellato is also committed to strong ethical values: the house proudly sources 100% responsible gold, ensures rigorous traceability of its colored stones and diamonds, and partners with a Milanese goldsmith school. Furthermore, its Pomellato for Women platform supports female empowerment globally. These commitments add another layer of significance to this summer showcase in Paris.
Practical Information for the Pomellato Event at The Peninsula Paris
The collaboration is accessible from Monday to Saturday, from 1 PM to 7 PM, until August 31, 2026. The Peninsula Paris is located at 19 Avenue Kléber, 75116 Paris, in the 16th arrondissement, in close proximity to Kléber metro station (Line 6) and a short walk from the Trocadéro. The hotel can also be reached from Charles de Gaulle-Étoile station (Lines 1, 2, and 6) or by taxi and private vehicle, with parking options available in nearby facilities.
Source: jds.fr
