Art'G turns Canada into a canvas for a new chapter in high jewelry
For Brazilian high jewelry house Art'G, Canada is not just a travel destination: it is creative raw material.
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For Brazilian high jewelry house Art'G, Canada is not just a travel destination: it is creative raw material. After being a finalist in the Designer of the Year category at the Inhorgenta Awards 2026, in Munich, Rio-born designer Márcio Granatowicz, a partner in the brand, embarked on a month-long journey across the country that gave rise to the new collection.
Under the concept "Contemporary Royalty: The New Era of Luxury", Art'G celebrates more than four decades of handcrafted production and redraws its identity around permanence, heritage and cultural dialogue. Pieces from the Emerald Lake line draw on the lakes of Canada's Rocky Mountains and on Brazilian emeralds. Under the leadership of Granatowicz and commercial director Henrique Cristiano, the brand treats its creations as lasting symbols, designed to stand the test of time.
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