Giuliana Loglisci's interest in jewelry and precious stones is rooted in a family tradition dating all the way to 1899. In her work, Giuliana is driven by the ambition to create affordable luxury jewelry for independent women who wish to feel comfortable and fashionable when wearing a piece of elegant yet trendy jewelry. Giuliana's vision urged her to move to London, where she studied at the distinguished Gemological Institute of America (GIA), and after two years, relocated to Bangkok to finalize her master's at the GIA right at the 'gemstone capital of the world'.
Giuliana's passion for jewelry design crystallized into a role of a gemologist and designer in an internationally-recognized gemstone company. In 2016, she established her own company, Lucy G., headquartered in Bangkok. Since this moment, Giuliana has embarked on an exciting journey of designing unique jewelry collections with the help of skilled goldsmiths and artisans. In 2018, Lucy G. opened a branch in the beautiful city centre of Matera (Italy) as a symbol of Italian influence on the brand.
Today, Giuliana is still very much tapping into her passion of designing jewelry for modern women. With her clients' unique personality in mind, she gives them the option of combining colors and shapes to build a creation that is a unique reflection of themselves.
ART SYNERGY
Giuliana is always on the lookout for new, exciting opportunities. Thanks to the Bangkok base, she has direct access to some of the most beautiful gemstones out there, hence, her portfolio also includes custom high-end jewelry creations designed for her esteemed clients.
Due to Giuliana's background in jewelry design, gemology and product development, her scope of focus does not include her own jewelry creations only, yet the possibility of designing and producing entire collections for other jewelry brands too. Aiming at a high quality level and reasonable price point, this collaboration represents an opportunity for jewelry shops and brands to put their needs and
preferences into the focal point.