The Spanish jewellery brand UNOde50 has chosen Marbella to premiere its limited collection, with the ‘Pink Senda’ necklace as the star piece. The exhibition, at El Corte Inglés, will be open until July 25.
The Spanish artisanal jewellery brand UNOde50 has landed in Marbella with an exclusive exhibition of its Limited Editions. The showcase, set up at El Corte Inglés in the coastal city, offers visitors the chance to see and purchase unique pieces before anyone else, including the ‘Pink Senda’ necklace, the crown jewel of this collection.
The initiative arrives on the Costa del Sol after its successful run at La Pedrera in Barcelona. The brand has transformed a space in the department store into an art gallery where each piece tells a story. Attendees can discover the artisanal process behind each design, from material selection to the final finish.
‘Pink Senda’: the star piece of the collection
The necklace ‘Pink Senda’ is the main highlight. Its name comes from the pink hue of its crystals, set on a fine silver-plated tubular structure. The base is made of organic cotton cord from which hang teardrop-shaped faceted crystals that capture the Mediterranean light. This piece will only be available at El Corte Inglés in Marbella for a limited time, making it a coveted item for collectors and fashion lovers.
According to the brand, exclusivity is total: each unit is numbered and comes with its certificate of authenticity. The production is limited and artisanal, carried out entirely in the workshops that UNOde50 has in Spain.
Craftsmanship and design in every detail
UNOde50's Limited Editions represent the highest expression of its savoir faire. Far from mass production, each piece is unique. The brand uses noble metals with 18-carat gold or sterling silver plating, combined with natural pearls, selected leathers, metal beads, and textile cords. The result is authentic design objects with their own soul, as described by the company.
The inspiration for these collections arises from the intersection of art, nature, contemporary architecture, and different cultures around the world. Each design is the result of a creative process that can take months, with multiple prototypes until the final piece is achieved.
Marbella, the epicentre of artisanal luxury
The choice of Marbella is not coincidental. The city is an international benchmark for luxury and good taste, and the collaboration with El Corte Inglés reinforces the brand's commitment to premium channels. The exhibition allows customers to experience an immersive and personalised experience, where they can learn the story behind each design and the handmade crafting process.
For the public on the Costa del Sol, this is a unique opportunity to access pieces that are typically only seen in major fashion capitals. Additionally, the ephemeral showcase makes Marbella an even more attractive destination for tourists seeking exclusivity during the summer.
The exhibition will be open until July 25, so those wishing to acquire a limited piece have just over a month to visit. Interested individuals can go to the jewellery floor of El Corte Inglés in Marbella during regular business hours.
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