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Finger jewelry: when rings mutate...

Our bodies can be modified more and more easily. With these finger ornaments, jewelry designers are blurring the boundaries between...
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Marion Delarue: variations on kanzashi, kushi and kogai

A graduate in Contemporary Jewelry of the École Supérieure des Arts Décoratifs in Strasbourg, Marion Delarue respects the classical forms...
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"Sixième Sens" by Cartier …

Provoke extra-sensory perceptions... This is an old and recurring preoccupation and for good reason: one of the founding acts of...
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Nardi, the Moor of Venice

Alberto Nardi is the third-generation representative of the Venetian jeweler well-known for its Moorish heads. A type of jewelry he...
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Has humor deserted the jewelry world?

The very timely exhibition, "Comic break: humor in the jewelry world” by Van Cleef & Arpels, highlights a completely marginal...
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Jewelry that makes fun of jewelry

Avant-garde designers are turning to humor and irony to subvert the conventions of classic jewelry. Their favorite targets: the preciousness...
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Alina Alamorean, tormented jewelry

Part of Alina's work, composed of pieces in movement and curves, is of a very strong sensuality. The other side...
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Karuna Balloo, textile horticulturist

The idea of a fabric flower comes from her native Mauritius – an island where African, Chinese, European and Indian...
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Isabelle Stanislas at The School of Jewelry Arts

After a brief introduction by art historian Cécile Lugand, master lacquerer Franck Cengizalp invited the six participants to practice techniques...
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Tiny sparks of grandeur

Marie Genon has transformed the Grand Palais into a series of jewels. From the majestic to the minuscule, this young...
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Finger jewelry: when rings mutate...

Our bodies can be modified more and more easily. With these finger ornaments, jewelry designers are...

Marion Delarue: variations on kanzashi, kushi and kogai

A graduate in Contemporary Jewelry of the École Supérieure des Arts Décoratifs in Strasbourg, Marion Delarue...

"Sixième Sens" by Cartier …

Provoke extra-sensory perceptions... This is an old and recurring preoccupation and for good reason: one of...

Nardi, the Moor of Venice

Alberto Nardi is the third-generation representative of the Venetian jeweler well-known for its Moorish heads. A...

Has humor deserted the jewelry world?

The very timely exhibition, "Comic break: humor in the jewelry world” by Van Cleef & Arpels,...

Jewelry that makes fun of jewelry

Avant-garde designers are turning to humor and irony to subvert the conventions of classic jewelry. Their...

Alina Alamorean, tormented jewelry

Part of Alina's work, composed of pieces in movement and curves, is of a very strong...

Karuna Balloo, textile horticulturist

The idea of a fabric flower comes from her native Mauritius – an island where African,...

Isabelle Stanislas at The School of Jewelry Arts

After a brief introduction by art historian Cécile Lugand, master lacquerer Franck Cengizalp invited the six...

Tiny sparks of grandeur

Marie Genon has transformed the Grand Palais into a series of jewels. From the majestic to...

Voir plus