EmeraldThis K-OVER champagne bottle cover is inspired by Fabergé Eggs and symbolizes life’s most meaningful moments. Created by artist Stefano Vigni, the cover reflects intricate craftsmanship, taking months to complete and featuring techniques like chasing and chiseling.Order NowcloseBlack
KintsugiInspired by the profound Japanese philosophy of Kintsugi, this Champagne Cover represents a completely new design concept. Kintsugi teaches us that our past, including our imperfections and broken moments, shapes who we are. Embracing this philosophy, the K-OVER showcases the beauty in repair and resilience.Order NowcloseZebraThe Zebra champagne bottle cover, one of the most minimalist designs in our collection, has been entirely handcrafted by Marco Fedi, a master goldsmith from Florence. Reflecting the intricate beauty of nature, this piece took several weeks to create, employing advanced techniques such as spinning and engraving. Order Nowclose
A Heritage of Trust
Located in Florentine Chianti, P.M.P. Firenze, led by the Pacini family, has over 40 years of experience in precious metal processing. Founded in 1978 by silversmith Sergio Pacini, the company pioneered precious metal manufacturing. Today, Andrea Pacini uses traditional handmade techniques—spinning, embossing, carving, and engraving—to create unique, contemporary works of art. The K-OVER Collection keeps bottles fresh with reusable covers and a simple bottle-changing mechanism. A K-OVER piece is designed as a lasting heirloom.
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We have a long history of working with precious metals, seamlessly combining the
most modern, up-to-date machinery with classical techniques. The skill of
our operators is crucial in achieving the perfect result.
Once we have the right cylinder, our craftsmen employ hand-spinning techniques
to shape the metal into the desired wine bottle or champagne bottle cover. This
process requires exceptional precision and artistry, ensuring each K-OVER is both
functional and elegantly designed.
Many artists even create their own tools to achieve the desired effects, ensuring
each K-OVER is a unique masterpiece of silver craftsmanship.
Hand metal spinning
Chiseling and embossing
Cesello, or chiseling, is the most commonly used technique for creating silverware, including our K-OVERs. The challenge in our process arises from the cylindrical shape of the cover. When the artist begins to work, the cover is closed, and all volumes must be crafted from the inside. This ancient technique, known as “Caccia in fuori,” involves embossing. The artist attaches tools to a special spring, presses the spring, and moves the tools to shape the metal from the inside.
Chiseling can also be done from the exterior of the K-OVER. Given its cylindrical shape and hollow interior, the casings are filled with pitch to provide a solid surface for the artist to work on. We use high temperature to insert and remove the pitch, this process doesn’t damage the casings and allows the artist to create any design, whether inspired by original drawings or copied from photographs.The design and production of each K-OVER are meticulously carried out in our factory, blending traditional and modern techniques. We source the highest quality, sustainable pure silver, gold, and bronze alloys for our expert craftsmen.
The process begins with melting solid blocks of silver, which are then laminated to the precise thickness needed for K-OVER sheets. This stage requires careful attention to ensure the perfect fit for the bottle, preventing damage and noise.
Creating the initial cylinder for the K-OVER wine cover was particularly challenging and took several months of study. This foundational design combines old-world craftsmanship with modern precision, resulting in a functional and elegant decorative wine cover.
Our commitment to excellence at every step ensures each K-OVER is both a protective casing and a masterpiece of goldsmithing and silversmithing.
Diamond surface
K-OVER offers a unique diamond effect, handcrafted by skilled metal artisans. Using a metal hammer, our silversmiths transform a polished surface into a rough texture that elegantly reflects light and resists fingerprints.
This exquisite finish was originally conceived to be applied to covers as a decorative element, but it stands out beautifully that it has become a decoration in itself. Part of K-OVER’s offerings, it allows clients to choose from a range of materials such as gold, silver, or bronze and surface finishes, including glossy, matte, and the stunning diamond effect.The design and production of each K-OVER are meticulously carried out in our factory, blending traditional and modern techniques. We source the highest quality, sustainable pure silver, gold, and bronze alloys for our expert craftsmen.
The process begins with melting solid blocks of silver, which are then laminated to the precise thickness needed for K-OVER sheets. This stage requires careful attention to ensure the perfect fit for the bottle, preventing damage and noise.
Creating the initial cylinder for the K-OVER wine cover was particularly challenging and took several months of study. This foundational design combines old-world craftsmanship with modern precision, resulting in a functional and elegant decorative wine cover.
Our commitment to excellence at every step ensures each K-OVER is both a protective casing and a masterpiece of goldsmithing and silversmithing.
Gold plating
K-OVER offers an exceptional gold plating service, providing an elegant and luxurious finish to their covers. While clients can choose covers made from pure gold, gold plating is an excellent alternative to achieve the same sophisticated effect. This process involves applying a thin layer of gold over the cover, whether it’s silver or bronze, from the start or as an enhancement to previously made covers.
With K-OVER’s gold plating, every cover is transformed into a stunning piece of luxury.The design and production of each K-OVER are meticulously carried out in our factory, blending traditional and modern techniques. We source the highest quality, sustainable pure silver, gold, and bronze alloys for our expert craftsmen.
The process begins with melting solid blocks of silver, which are then laminated to the precise thickness needed for K-OVER sheets. This stage requires careful attention to ensure the perfect fit for the bottle, preventing damage and noise.
Creating the initial cylinder for the K-OVER wine cover was particularly challenging and took several months of study. This foundational design combines old-world craftsmanship with modern precision, resulting in a functional and elegant decorative wine cover.
Our commitment to excellence at every step ensures each K-OVER is both a protective casing and a masterpiece of goldsmithing and silversmithing.The design and production of each K-OVER are meticulously carried out in our factory, blending traditional and modern techniques. We source the highest quality, sustainable pure silver, gold, and bronze alloys for our expert craftsmen.
The process begins with melting solid blocks of silver, which are then laminated to the precise thickness needed for K-OVER sheets. This stage requires careful attention to ensure the perfect fit for the bottle, preventing damage and noise.
Creating the initial cylinder for the K-OVER wine cover was particularly challenging and took several months of study. This foundational design combines old-world craftsmanship with modern precision, resulting in a functional and elegant decorative wine cover.
Our commitment to excellence at every step ensures each K-OVER is both a protective casing and a masterpiece of goldsmithing and silversmithing.
Melting metal and lamination
Chiseling and Embossing
Cesello, or chiseling, is the most commonly used technique for creating silverware, including our K-OVERs. The challenge in our process arises from the cylindrical shape of the cover. When the artist begins to work, the cover is closed, and all volumes must be crafted from the inside. This ancient technique, known as “Caccia in fuori,” involves embossing. The artist attaches tools to a special spring, presses the spring, and moves the tools to shape the metal from the inside.
Chiseling can also be done from the exterior of the K-OVER. Given its cylindrical shape and hollow interior, the casings are filled with pitch to provide a solid surface for the artist to work on. We use high temperature to insert and remove the pitch, this process doesn’t damage the casings and allows the artist to create any design, whether inspired by original drawings or copied from photographs.
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