24 July 2018
Given that the maison Burma first came into being in 1927, it’s only natural that Alexandra Zarcate is inspired by Art deco. For her second collection, the brand’s new artistic director has delved into the archives rich in geometric pieces, earrings, chokers and cuffs – large bracelets worn higher up the arm. All these jewelry pieces are made of burmalite, Burma‘s specialty synthetic stone, and so are affordably priced between 850 and 4,900 euros.
Burma - Cuff-bracelet in rhodium silver and Burmalite™ - € 3,200
Alexandra Zarcate, Burma's artistic director
Burma - Cuff-bracelet in rhodium silver and Burmalite™ - € 2,750
In the Burma's archives
Burma - Choker in rhodium silver, silver gilt and Burmalite™ - € 3,900
Burma - Ring in rhodium silver and Burmalite™ - € 1,450
Burma - Cuff-bracelet in rhodium silver and Burmalite™ - € 3,750
Burma - Earrings in rhodium silver, silver gilt and Burmalite™ - € 1,350 et € 1,250
Burma - Choker in rhodium silver and Burmalite™ - € 4,900
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