The jewellery collection consists of pieces of varying workmanship and provenance dating from the end of the 18th to the beginning of the 20th century, which belonged to the last generations of the Coronini Cronberg line and, above all, their spouses.
Particularly valuable is the concentration of Russian jewellery, which came from the estate of Count Eduard Cassini, to whom some of the most exquisite and magnificent pieces belong.
In general, the collection offers a cross-section of the various trends in gold jewellery production during the 19th century, from sentimental jewellery to jewellery with an archaeological and naturalistic flavour, with an extraordinary variety of workmanship and materials, ranging from cameos, tortoiseshell, enamel and jet.
