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Lydia Courteille: the life of an antique jewelry dealer

During her time as a dealer, Lydia Courteille had in her hands around 7,000 antique jewelry items.
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(Re)discovering Lacloche Jewelers

At the last School of Jewelry Arts "Evening Conversation", Laurence Mouillefarine outlined the Lacloche saga and shared entertaining highlights from...
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Questions about contemporary jewelry

Though little-known in France, contemporary jewelry designed to challenge and provoke – a kind of manifestoalready has a longstanding history.
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My 10 top picks in Paris Fashion Week

During Paris Fashion Week, presentations confirmed the dynamic energy of jewelry designers. These are some of my favorite pieces.
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The temptation of the body

Today, the human body is not often represented by jewelers, who prefer animals and plants. But human figures were omnipresent...
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Genderless jewelry

Eliminating the time-honored barriers between men and women is still an epiphenomenon in jewelry. Jewelers: a little more daring, if...
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10 outstanding pieces from Paris Jewelry Week

Totally new, trend-setting and/or very simply magnificent: here are some jewelry items that really spoke to me in the last...
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Vhernier's menagerie

The Christie’s Paris sale includes a magnificent turtle brooch by Vhernier illustrating a unique "in-house" expertise: the "Trasparenza", the superimposition...
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Fauna jewelry in the Christie's sale in Paris

The Christie's Paris sale is full of jewelry animals: elephants, cats, lions, owls and ladybugs. I am delighted to have...
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The comeback of the 80s?

Unpopular for many years, the Eighties jewelry are now becoming a vintage period, igniting an unprecedented craze.
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Lydia Courteille: the life of an antique jewelry dealer

During her time as a dealer, Lydia Courteille had in her hands around 7,000 antique jewelry items.

(Re)discovering Lacloche Jewelers

At the last School of Jewelry Arts "Evening Conversation", Laurence Mouillefarine outlined the Lacloche saga and...

Questions about contemporary jewelry

Though little-known in France, contemporary jewelry designed to challenge and provoke – a kind of manifestoalready...

My 10 top picks in Paris Fashion Week

During Paris Fashion Week, presentations confirmed the dynamic energy of jewelry designers. These are some of...

The temptation of the body

Today, the human body is not often represented by jewelers, who prefer animals and plants. But...

Genderless jewelry

Eliminating the time-honored barriers between men and women is still an epiphenomenon in jewelry. Jewelers: a...

10 outstanding pieces from Paris Jewelry Week

Totally new, trend-setting and/or very simply magnificent: here are some jewelry items that really spoke to...

Vhernier's menagerie

The Christie’s Paris sale includes a magnificent turtle brooch by Vhernier illustrating a unique "in-house" expertise:...

Fauna jewelry in the Christie's sale in Paris

The Christie's Paris sale is full of jewelry animals: elephants, cats, lions, owls and ladybugs. I...

The comeback of the 80s?

Unpopular for many years, the Eighties jewelry are now becoming a vintage period, igniting an unprecedented...

Voir plus