Pomellato welcomes new global ambassador

Pomellato has revealed that it has welcomed French-Italian actress Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu as its newest global ambassador.

Leroy-Beaulieu has a career spanning four decades and received a César Award nomination for “Three Men and a Cradle” as well as an acclaimed performance in “The Crown”. She is perhaps best known globally for her role as Sylvie in Netflix’s hit series “Emily in Paris”.

The partnership launches as Leroy-Beaulieu prepares for several projects, including the upcoming survival feature film “100 Days” with director Carlos Saldanha, and the anticipated fifth season of “Emily in Paris.”

Leroy-Beaulieu said: “Joining the Pomellato family feels like a natural extension of my own story. As a French-Italian actress, I’ve always admired how Pomellato combines Italian craftsmanship with contemporary design. Their jewellery speaks to women who aren’t afraid to express their individuality. Each piece tells a story of freedom and creativity – values that have guided my own career choices.”

Sabina Belli, CEO of Pomellato, added: “Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu represents the perfect ambassador for Pomellato. Her sophistication, strength, and natural elegance mirror our values of female empowerment and authentic beauty. Like our jewels, she transcends trends to create her own distinctive path.”

The news comes after the maison launched The Bernini Loupe high jewellery necklace as part of its partnership with Venetian Heritage last year.

The necklace featured a rose gold pendant with a rock crystal gem slightly veiled, designed like the mist that often envelops Venice in autumn.

Furthermore, its domed shape cut to aims resemble a magnifying glass, symbolising the appreciation of beauty in all its forms.

Venetian Heritage is an international foundation chaired by Valentina Marini Clarelli Nasi, dedicated to preserving Venice’s artistic treasures.