JEWELLERS IN AREZZO
It was 1816 and the Salmi family opened a goldsmith’s workshop in Arezzo, then an important centre of the Grand Duchy of Tuscany. Years later, in 1887, Francesco Prosperi, who was already working there, bought from Tommaso Salmi the property of the shop in 4, Corso Vittorio Emanuele; this is how the sole proprietorship Prosperi Francesco Succ. Salmi was born. During the period of the two world wars, the control bar passed into the capable hands of his son Antonio.
It was 1816 and the Salmi family opened a goldsmith’s workshop in Arezzo, then an important centre of the Grand Duchy of Tuscany. Years later, in 1887, Francesco Prosperi, who was already working there, bought from Tommaso Salmi the property of the shop in 4, Corso Vittorio Emanuele; this is how the sole proprietorship Prosperi Francesco Succ. Salmi was born. During the period of the two world wars, the control bar passed into the capable hands of his son Antonio.
Over time, the shop became more and more a privileged reference point for luxury purchases in the city of Arezzo. In February 1950, with the death of Antonio Prosperi, a new generation took over: the management of the company, which had meanwhile moved to 76, Corso Italia, in the historic Palazzo dei Bacci, the heart of the city of Arezzo, was inherited by Mario Prosperi.