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René Lalique in the “Medusa” exhibition

Normally on view in the Jewelry Gallery of Paris’ Museum of Decorative Arts, this “Noisettes” necklace from the early 1920s...
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India and the 70s

A taste of India was essential in the 1970s for enthusiasts of exotic voyages.
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Facial jewelry

Jewelry that decorates the face is not often worn in the street and still remains an avant-garde phenomenon. But for...
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the french jewelry post, guest of the Artcurial catalogue

It is a real honor to be the guest of the Artcurial catalogue, which documents the exceptional nature of the...
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5 years of the École des Arts Joailliers

Here are some key figures of the success of this school, still unique of its kind today.
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DA or not DA?

Aurélie Bidermann, has just been appointed artistic director of Poiray’s. This announcement further confirms this phenomenon coming from fashion.
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Jewelry and Japan

Until the nineteenth century and the Meiji era jewelry may seem to have been absent from Japanese culture, and yet...
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Cartier and Japan

The reopening of the Cartier flagship in Tokyo is a reminder of the ties this French jeweler has had over...
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Exercises in couture

Jewelry has always sought to replicate fabric and its flexibility and structure with the toughest materials available: gold and diamonds.
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Mellerio, the jeweler of the Second Empire

For its "Spectaculaire Second Empire, 1852-1870" exhibition, the Musée d'Orsay considered the house of Mellerio as the best representative for...
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René Lalique in the “Medusa” exhibition

Normally on view in the Jewelry Gallery of Paris’ Museum of Decorative Arts, this “Noisettes” necklace...

India and the 70s

A taste of India was essential in the 1970s for enthusiasts of exotic voyages.

Facial jewelry

Jewelry that decorates the face is not often worn in the street and still remains an...

the french jewelry post, guest of the Artcurial catalogue

It is a real honor to be the guest of the Artcurial catalogue, which documents the...

5 years of the École des Arts Joailliers

Here are some key figures of the success of this school, still unique of its kind...

DA or not DA?

Aurélie Bidermann, has just been appointed artistic director of Poiray’s. This announcement further confirms this phenomenon...

Jewelry and Japan

Until the nineteenth century and the Meiji era jewelry may seem to have been absent from...

Cartier and Japan

The reopening of the Cartier flagship in Tokyo is a reminder of the ties this French...

Exercises in couture

Jewelry has always sought to replicate fabric and its flexibility and structure with the toughest materials...

Mellerio, the jeweler of the Second Empire

For its "Spectaculaire Second Empire, 1852-1870" exhibition, the Musée d'Orsay considered the house of Mellerio as...

Voir plus