Paolo Ermini: The Artistic Soul Behind SEC OF FLORENCE

 

📸 It’s not just an object. It’s a story that continues. Click the image to explore SEC OF FLORENCE collections 👉

💭 Art isn’t taught. It’s passed down. San Frediano, Florence—a district steeped in craftsmanship. Paolo Ermini was born here in 1965, along with a vision: to transform silver into emotion. After studying at Florence’s Institute of Art, Paolo didn’t merely learn—he absorbed. He lived figurative art, form, and gesture. Inspired by legendary goldsmiths like Carl Fabergé and Benvenuto Cellini, he fell in love with the expressive power of silversmithing.

At 16, he exhibited ink drawings. At 25, he co-founded SEC OF FLORENCE with Massimo Spinelli and Stefano Cherici. Their initials became the brand. Their workshop in Florence’s historic centre became a destination for those seeking objects that don’t just shine—they speak.

🔐 Why Paolo Is a True Artist ✔️ He designs, prototypes, experiments, and refines ✔️ Each piece begins with an idea and retains its soul ✔️ Creator of the “Sterling d’art” and “Gold Precious” collections ✔️ Commissioned by senators, artists, and ceremonial events ✔️ Combines Florentine mosaic with silver since 1991

Those who cannot create, imitate. Those who can, let form speak.

🎁 When to Gift His Creations 👶 For new beginnings—births, christenings 💍 For lasting moments—anniversaries 🎓 For milestones—graduations, promotions 💔 For remembrance—when someone is missed

📣 Customer Testimonials “Each piece by Paolo speaks—even in silence.” — Marta G., collector “The gift wasn’t the silver. It was the idea behind it.” — Luca V., client “I saw the mosaic and knew it was Florence.” — Elisa R., traveller

❓ Frequently Asked Questions 💬 Is it customisable? Yes—size, engraving, and gift packaging available at checkout. 💬 Can I request a bespoke commission? Absolutely. Paolo has created unique pieces for special occasions and public figures. 💬 Is SEC OF FLORENCE still handcrafted? Yes. While production is modernised, every piece is handmade in Florence.