Shopping in Rome

Good for: jewellery, Roman shirtmaking, contemporary fragrance and architectural jewellery. The four addresses span three streets: Via dei Condotti, Via di Ripetta and Via della Scrofa. Use the neighborhood context below to choose the shops and offerings that best fit your plans.^{[1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8]}

Via dei Condotti and neighboring streets concentrate boutiques and ateliers, while Via del Corso offers a broader mix of shops. This guide pairs two Condotti addresses with a fragrance boutique on Via di Ripetta and a jewellery studio-boutique on Via della Scrofa, bringing distinct design and shopping interests into one selection.^[1]

BVLGARI’s Rome Condotti boutique is at Via Condotti 10. Another BVLGARI shop is at Via dei Condotti 11a. The Condotti 10 boutique carries jewellery, watches, accessories, eyewear and fragrances, offers online appointment booking, and publishes its hours and telephone number. Contact the boutique about a particular item or service.^[2]

At Via dei Condotti 61/A, Battistoni presents its Rome shirtmaking atelier. Guglielmo Battistoni began making shirts at this address in 1946. Shirtmaking, made-to-measure services and private appointments are available. Published hours are subject to change, so consult the current contact page.^[3,4]

Profumum Roma has a boutique at Via di Ripetta 248, one of its four Rome locations. Its modern perfume-house chapter dates to 1996; Classic Collection, Private Collection and home fragrances form distinct parts of its catalogue. The store directory gives branch contact details.^[5,6,9,10]

Co.Ro. Jewels places its studio-boutique at Via della Scrofa 52. The founders, architects Costanza De Cecco and Giulia Giannini, date the project to 2012 and connect its jewellery to architectural starting points including the Pantheon and the former gasometer in Ostiense. The process includes sketching, detailed wax work, digital printing and hand-shaping, alongside the work of goldsmiths, engravers and smelters.^[7,8,11]

BVLGARI offers online booking, while Battistoni describes private appointments; check with each boutique before you go. Co.Ro. Jewels is a studio-boutique: if you would like to visit, contact the studio in advance to ask whether visits can be arranged. The Ripetta boutique’s contact details are available in Profumum Roma’s store directory. Use a current map to plan between Via dei Condotti, Via di Ripetta and Via della Scrofa.^{[2,3,4,5,6,7,8]}

Via dei Condotti contains more than one Bvlgari address, and the four selected businesses occupy three different streets. The point of an address card is to prevent a famous street name from substituting for the branch, appointment or exact object you mean to see.^[2,3,5,7]