Jeweller · watches · Stop 8
Gold and silver jewellery, watches and gifts: walk in freely, every price is on display.
Getting here
Pick your starting point: the map shows the walking route and the real walking time.
In the window
No prices: message the shop on WhatsApp to ask.
The shop
At Via Lauri 22, in the old town, Il Prisma sells gold and silver jewellery, watches, trinkets and hypoallergenic steel piercings.
Walk straight in: the doors are always open and everything is on display with a description and a price, so you can choose at your own pace.
Alongside Marlù, OSA Jewels, Lowell and Casio there is a selection of silver jewellery by Italian craftsmen.
Just passing through? You’ll find a wide range of quality pieces starting from small prices, for a gift or a keepsake of Macerata.
Jewellery & watchesMarlùOSA JewelsLowellCasio
CraftArgento di artigiani orafi italiani
Our story
Il Prisma opened on 31 August 1985, the feast of San Giuliano, Macerata's patron saint, and has always been run by the Mazzieri brothers. For its fortieth anniversary the shop was renovated from top to bottom, colours included, without changing the way it sells: open doors and prices on display.
Nearby
Worth a lookPalazzo Ricci20th-century Italian art · free4 min on foot from Il Prisma
Worth a lookMozzi Borgetti LibraryHistoric rooms: Sat & Sun, no booking5 min on foot from Il Prisma
Worth a lookPiazza della Libertà & clock towerTower: Tue–Sun 10 am–1 pm, 3–5:30 pm6 min on foot from Il Prisma
Worth a lookPalazzo BuonaccorsiCivic Museums & carriage museum · Tue–Sun6 min on foot from Il Prisma
Worth a lookSferisterio arenaVisits Tue–Sun · Opera festival 16 Jul–8 Aug 202711 min on foot from Il PrismaPhotos: Palazzo Ricci: Ignazio Gadaleta, «Virtuali (da e per la Jonica)», 1998, Palazzo Ricci Museum · Archivio Ignazio Gadaleta (cropped), CC BY 4.0, Wikimedia Commons; Mozzi Borgetti Library: photo Ccclaudiocon, CC BY-SA 4.0, Wikimedia Commons; Piazza della Libertà & clock tower: photo Unpodipixel, CC BY-SA 4.0, Wikimedia Commons; Palazzo Buonaccorsi: photo Parsifall, CC BY-SA 4.0, Wikimedia Commons; Sferisterio arena: photo Accurimbono, CC BY-SA 4.0, Wikimedia Commons.
