Helen Farrell (editor in chief of The Florentine) interviews Elisa Tozzi Piccini, owner and CEO of Fratelli Piccini Gioiellieri, the last remaining operational jewellery atelier on the Ponte Vecchio. Elisa is a fourth generation jeweller and gemologist, heir to the company and the creativity of her great uncle, Armando Piccini, winner of the Venice Biennial and whose designs can be found in Palazzo Pitti.  The Conversation will explore how Elisa is innovating for the future through business, talent and a steadfast commitment to giving back to Florence.

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