Concordia: Italian Cord Bracelets with 18K Gold

A light, colourful cord combined with 18K gold elements, with diamonds or gemstones depending on the model: that is the idea behind Concordia. The bracelets are made for everyday wear and can be personalised through colours, gold tones and symbols.

Here we introduce the Italian brand and show you which collections you can find at Pipifein.

The story: from All Gold to Concordia

Concordia was founded in 2017 in Fossombrone, in the Italian region of Marche. Behind it are Flavio Topi and Giorgio Aguzzi, partners since 1986 in All Gold – a goldsmithing company in Fossombrone with a long tradition in making jewellery from precious metals.

The idea grew out of a concrete request: over the years, loyal customers of All Gold asked for a bracelet that was precious, elegant and recognisable – and at the same time durable enough for every day. The answer was to combine gold and gemstones with the strength and flexibility of cord.

The name: a bridge in Fossombrone

The brand name is a tribute to the Ponte della Concordia, one of Fossombrone's landmarks. The bridge spans the Metauro river and connects the town centre with the Sant'Antonio district. It was completed in 1782, destroyed during the Second World War and rebuilt after the war.

The bridge also appears in the collections: Heritage pays tribute to its name and legacy.

Craftsmanship: cord meets 18K gold

The bracelets are made in the brand's own workshop in Fossombrone: crafted by master goldsmiths and woven by hand. The cord forms the structure on which the gold and gemstones are set.

• 18K gold: depending on the model, in yellow, white and rose gold as well as burnished gold.
• Cord: a synthetic fibre which, according to Concordia, was chosen for its strength, shape stability and colour fastness – available in many colours.
• Diamonds and gemstones: diamonds and coloured gemstones, depending on the collection and model.

You choose the size, gold colour and cord colour directly on our product page.

The Concordia collections at Pipifein

In our Concordia collection you will currently find models from these lines:

Indole: symbols with meaning

Indole focuses on symbols connected with personality, relationships and passions – from star and moon to four-leaf clover and horseshoe to padel. One example is the Indole Star bracelet with diamonds.

1782: numbers with meaning

The 1782 line works with numbers – for a date or a favourite number, for instance. For example: 1782 with the number 5.

Simple and Wish: the smooth arch

Simple is the pared-back interpretation built around a smooth arch. Wish adds a small gemstone to this arch, as in the Wish bracelet with pink sapphires.

Dune, Heritage and Cuore

Dune is defined by a sequence of oval elements. Heritage is available with one or two arches, such as the Heritage bracelet with black diamonds. In Cuore, the heart becomes the defining element.

Flow: cord as a necklace

With Flow, Concordia applies the same principle to necklaces: a cord with a sliding clasp, combined with letters, numbers or symbols in 18K gold – for example the Flow necklace with the letter G.

Combining and stacking

Concordia designs its collections for both women and men. Because the cord is light, several bracelets can easily be worn together – with different colours, gold tones and gemstones. A few ideas:

• Pair a plain Simple bracelet with a personal symbol from Indole.
• Choose the same gold colour for several bracelets and play with the cord colours – or the other way round.
• Repeat a motif: for example the same symbol on your bracelet and on the Flow necklace, such as a four-leaf clover.

Care: keeping your bracelet beautiful

According to Concordia, the cord is designed for shape stability and colour fastness. With a few general jewellery rules, you will enjoy it for a long time:

• Let perfume, creams and hairspray absorb before you put on your jewellery.
• Clean the gold elements with a soft, dry cloth when needed.
• Store the bracelet separately from other jewellery so that the gold and stones do not get scratched.

If you have any questions about your model, we will be happy to help via our contact page.

Frequently asked questions about Concordia

Where are Concordia bracelets made?

In Concordia's workshop in Fossombrone, in the Italian region of Marche. The bracelets are woven by hand.

Are Concordia bracelets also suitable for men?

Yes. Concordia expressly designs its collections for both women and men.

Which size do I need?

Concordia offers sizes Baby to XL (13 to 18.5 cm). We explain how to measure correctly in our guide How to Measure Your Bracelet Size.