Wearing a La Corne Italienne ® jewel means giving a new trajectory to your destiny. Much more than a necklace, it is a part of you that is highlighted.
 The La Corne Italienne ® necklace is the symbol of your personality. Once worn, it will become part of you, it will be your lucky charm.
 This necklace called Campanella is a great classic of Italian jewelry and cannot be missing in your jewelry box. Entirely handmade and straight out of our workshops in Italy, it is composed of a chain with oval rings, a stainless steel gold clasp, a steel horn and a stainless steel pendant decorated with Zircon.
 The sturdiness, the quality of the materials used and the quality of manufacture are the main characteristics of this jewel.
 But what does the Campanella di Capri represent? Myth or Legend?
 Whether you are a believer or not, the power of symbols is undeniable. And this is how the story of an unlucky shepherd gave birth to the lucky bell of Capri, a symbol of wishes fulfilled and dreams kept that, when it rings, will become reality.
 If the story of the Bell of Capri has retained its charm to this day, it is because it has its roots in an ancient legend that has as its protagonist a young shepherd orphaned by both father and mother. The young shepherd was poor and had only one sheep, which one day got lost. From there, he began a desperate search for the animal to which he was very attached. On that occasion, the shepherd came across Saint Michael. The Saint gave him a lucky bell that could grant all his wishes, including that of finding his beloved animal.
 We can all identify with this young shepherd, at different times in our lives.
 And then we too, wearing the Bell of Capri, will feel a little more reassured.
 Protected by this chime, we will allow ourselves to hope that our dreams come true.
 The pendant that adorns the Campanella is called Cornicello or Neapolitan Horn, a true symbol of abundance, strength, luck and courage.
 Cornicello is the origin of our brand.
 As Eduardo de Filipo said: "To be superstitious is ignorance, but not to be superstitious brings bad luck."