A#14

OBJETSDEVIE – Cono 925

Designed by Delfina Delettrez

Italian jewellery designer and A#14 curator Delfina Delettrez launched OBJETSDEVIE during the Autumn Winter 2022 Haute Couture shows in Paris, creating a custom shiso-yoghurt flavoured ice cream with Folderol, Paris to unveil her Cono 925 and Cono 750 ice cream cones in sterling silver and diamond-studded platinum.

The OBJETSDEVIE collection is a previous revival of nostalgic objects for the home, including the ice cream cone, cocktail stick and shot glass.

For the digital release of the Cono 925, Delfina Delettrez Fendi stars in a continuous shot short film inspired by a Rube Goldberg machine.
Removing a string of pearls and dropping them into a suspended bucket, Delfina sets off a 30-second chain reaction of obstacles and DIY mechanisms to reveal the platinum and diamond Cono 750 at the other end.

A Magazine Curated By Delfina Delettrez, 2014

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