1. Micaela Alfonsi
“I have had the good fortune of being
surrounded by art from a very young age.
My creations are a tribute to the art that
was handed down to me by my father, &
through him by his forbearers who were
producing works of considerable prestige as
far back as 1846, some of which are kept in
the Vatican Museum in Rome. Day after day,
I still draw energy & creative ideas from
my father & the legacy he left me. Speaking
as a woman, I let myself be guided by
principles that concentrate on sheer beauty,
elegance & uniqueness. Any woman who
wears a Germano jewel seeks an element of
originality—& to make a statement of her
own personality and essence.”

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Born into a Roman family with a tradition of jewelry that has endured for
over 150 years, Germano Alfonsi began his artistic apprenticeship when he
would be this very young boy, who following his father’s death in 1948, would
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sculptures to the point where, today, he is an authentic artist of the Renaissance; a
clients feel that not only do they own beautiful, wearable jewelry, but that they also
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