by Vivienne Decker
Opinions expressed by Forbes Contributors are their own. When Ippolita Rostagno, the iconic jewelry designer behind Ippolita, realized that Italian artisans were closing their shops, she was dismayed. As a woman who had successfully launched her own jewelry company to international appeal, she was frustrated that so many talented artisans were unable to compete in the global marketplace.
Her desire to create a destination to showcase Italian artistry inspired to launch Artemest. Artemest is an Italian e-commerce site featuring a collection of curated home décor, jewelry and art aiming to keep centuries-old techniques alive.
Source: http://www.forbes.com/
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