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de GRISOGONO

8 projects across 2 markets

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The brand

Brand licensor Not found No page opened states which company holds the de GRISOGONO brand. National Jeweler reports DAMAC Group acquired the maison outright after its 2020 bankruptcy, which establishes who owns the company and not who holds the brand; degrisogono.com serves no legal page.

Behind the brand

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Behind these projects

2 firms and individuals
3 open questionsabout this brand

Points this record cannot yet settle, with the sources on each side. Both readings are published rather than one being chosen quietly.

When Safa One by de Grisogono hands over.

  • Q4 2026DAMAC's own project page states "Project Handover Q4, 2026" against a 10/90 payment plan.source ↗
  • Q1 2026An independent tracker gives an estimated handover of Q1 2026, with construction begun June 2022 and a first design trace from April 2017.source ↗
Business Bay & Dubai Water Canal · Source conflict · open

Whether Safa Two by De Grisogono sits in Al Wasl by Safa Park, alongside its companion tower Safa One, or in Business Bay proper.

  • Al Wasl / Safa ParkGrouped with Safa One under a shared "Safa" naming and brand relationship, and DAMAC's own de GRISOGONO cluster along the canal runs through this stretch.source ↗
  • Business BayDAMAC's own page for this specific tower describes the site as being on Sheikh Zayed Road rather than by Safa Park, and a separate tracker places the tower in Business Bay.source ↗
Business Bay & Dubai Water Canal · Location unconfirmed · open

Whether the company this register holds as de GRISOGONO is the company that holds the de GRISOGONO brand.

  • De Grisogono SAThe register portfolio for De Grisogono SA carries marks in class 014 and does not include the house word mark itself.source ↗
  • DE GRISOGONO FZEA separate proprietor of that name appears holding the brand, which would follow the 2022 acquisition of the house by DAMAC.source ↗
  • Not established on an opened pageThe jewellery site's own legal notice now redirects to an unrelated domain, so no first-party statement of the holder could be read.
Business Bay & Dubai Water Canal · Name clash · open