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CAPOLAVORO only uses precious metals from the secondary circuit - with a consistently high level of product and material quality. Secondary gold (2nd-life-cycle gold) or recycled gold is created from leftovers: for example from used gold jewelry, from precious metals processed in electronics, from dental gold. Of course, an industrial process is also required to recover gold, but the environmental impact is significantly better than gold mined from mines. Especially since the refineries that recycle the gold make intensive efforts to ensure CO 2 neutrality. That's why the recycling of gold is considered absolutely contemporary - its use makes CAPOLAVORO a trendsetter when it comes to sustainability.

The production of high-quality jewelry requires the expertise of very talented and experienced goldsmiths, model makers, jewel designers, polishers and gemstone/diamond setters - all of whom are perfectionists in their craft, as observed at Capolavoro's Event Manufactory. From design to the final polish of a piece of jewelry, everything must be done with love and care to ensure that each piece meets the highest quality standards.

CAPOLAVORO also focuses on the theme of nature when selecting colored stones and only processes natural stones that are sourced and cut in the German gemstone metropolis of Idar Oberstein. An absolute characteristic of the best quality, because only through the perfect cut can a stone develop its own personality. Because every colored stone is a little different, the topazes, sapphires, amethyst, morganite and other beauties from our collections can vary slightly in shades.

In the elegant Boutique Store of Capolavoro or at our loyal retail partners near you, you can discover all the treasures that define the luxurious image of the brand. Holding our exceptional jewels in your hands alone is worth the visit to Inning on the beautiful Ammersee. But the region, beloved by the entire Capolavoro team, has much more to offer - making it a recommended stopover on the way south with potential for longing.