A chi augureresti Buona Vita?

Who would you wish a Good Life to?

There are wishes we express almost without thinking.

And then there’s one that encompasses all the others.

Good Life.

But have you ever paused to think about whom you would truly wish it to?

Why is “Good Life” such a special message?


Wishing someone a Good Life means wishing for something that goes beyond a specific moment.

It isn’t about a birthday, an anniversary, or a celebration.

It’s a message that accompanies life’s major changes:

  • a birth;
  • a graduation;
  • a wedding;
  • a new job;
  • a journey;
  • a new beginning.

But it can also be addressed to someone going through a difficult time, someone who has always been by our side, or simply someone we care about.

That’s why it is one of the most universal messages there is.

Is there someone who has left a thread in your life?


Along our journey, we meet people who change us in different ways.

Those who taught us something.

Those who gave us courage.

Those who made us feel at home.

Those who held our hand when we needed it.

And there are people whom, perhaps, we have never told how important they have been.

Perhaps Buona Vita is simply the easiest way to do so.

A message that continues over time


It’s worth pausing, at least once, and asking yourself:

If you could wish one person a Good Life today, who would it be?

Perhaps the answer comes immediately.


Rubinia invites you to think about it


In the coming weeks, a project dedicated precisely to this message will come to life.

A collective invitation to pause for a moment and think about the people who have left their mark on our lives.

It’s not time to write your message yet.

For now, we’re only asking one thing of you.

Think about it.

Because soon you’ll be able to turn that thought into a gesture capable of going beyond words.