26 October 2016
Jewelry in paintings
Forty paintings and engravings belonging to Versailles were selected for their representations of finery, little of which has survived. From Louis XIV to the Second Empire come tiaras, girandoles, golden fleeces, chatelaines and medals, each more sumptuous than the other.
“Le goût de la parure” (The Taste for Finery) at the Château d’Angers – From October 15th 2016 to January 15th 2017
Most popular articles
Ancient jewelry on Caillou
On her Caillou site, Anne-Lise Delsol sells her selection of antique pieces and solo earrings mode from elements adorning hatpins.
The Vendome family: Thierry the son
Thierry Vendome, the son of Jean Vendome, is also a jeweler.
Céline Daoust's first Paris store
Belgian designer Céline Daoust just opened her first store in Paris, rue de Grenelle.
Inouïtoosh's gem-printed scarf
Lise Guitton, the Inouïtoosh’s designer who works with both scarves and jewelry, has dreamed up a large silk square printed with precious stones.
"Dina à la loupe", a fascinating book
I wanted to know more about Dina Level because her name keeps cropping up over and over again in the jewelry world…
Anaconda at White Bird
Monica Rossi’s jewelry is at White Bird with her very poetic jewelry.