Nicola Ansuini – 2nd generation
The jewelry shop expanded and became an important laboratory. In 1914 Giovanni’s son Nicola, moved the jewelry shop position to Corso Vittorio Emanuele at Palazzo Massimo, where it is still now operating. The most important orders were carried out for the Royal Family, the Aristocracy and the Vatican. In awrite-up of a December 1913 fashion magazine, Nicola is cited as deserving “fame for his skillful production of jewels and silverware”.
Giovanni Ansuini – 1st generation
The Ansuini goldsmith tradition started at the beginning of the 19th century with Giovanni, son of the administrator of the Duke Caetani lands in Tuscia,
Nicola Ansuini – 2nd generation
The jewelry shop expanded and became an important laboratory. In 1914 Giovanni’s son Nicola, moved the jewelry shop position to Corso Vittorio Emanuele
Gioacchino Ansuini – 3rd generation
After World War One, it was now the task of Nicola’s son, Gioacchino Ansuini, back from the front, to reactivate the
Nicola Ansuini – 4th generation
With Gioacchino also Nicola, his son, began to work in the jewelry and in 1960’s he took the leadership of the
Giuliano Ansuini – 5th generation
In the 90s Giuliano Ansuini, son of Nicola, fifth generation of the historic family of Roman jewelers, boasts the merit
Nicola Ansuini – 6th generation
The family’s sixth generation is represented by Nicola Ansuini, Giuliano’s son. Nicola entered the business in 2013 and heis challenged with creating new