This cello was awarded two gold medals at the XI international violin making competition: Antonio Stradivari International Triennial of violin making in Cremona. The body is made from two pieces of spruce from Val di Fiemme and the back, sides, neck and scroll are crafted from Balkan maple. It is owned by the Antonio Stradivari Foundation and is part of the permanent collection of the Cremona Violin Museum.

This cello was awarded two gold medals at the XI international violin making competition: Antonio Stradivari International Triennial of violin making in Cremona. The body is made from two pieces of spruce from Val di Fiemme and the back, sides, neck and scroll are crafted from Balkan maple. It is owned by the Antonio Stradivari Foundation and is part of the permanent collection of the Cremona Violin Museum.

This violin was commissioned by violinist Edvin Marton. The body of the violin is crafted from spruce, dated circa to 1730 using dendroecology. The back, sides, neck and scroll are made using Balkan maple. The violin is adorned with 201 diamonds as well as ebony and mother-of-pearl inlays on the head and back bands. This violin is a unique piece in the world.

This violin was made as a gift for the Kunpen Lama Ganchen Buddhist centre in Milan. The body is made from two pieces of spruce from Val di Fiemme and the back, sides, neck and scroll are crafted from Balkan maple. The bottom of the instrument is inlaid with the image of an infinite knot, an important and recurring symbol in Buddhist culture.