Expositions

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Interview with Katherine Purcell for the exhibition “From function to fantasy, the brooch” at Wartski

To mark its 160th anniversary, London-based antique jewelry gallery Wartski is opening an exhibition dedicated to brooches. We spoke to...

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Jewelry exhibitions not to be missed in 2025

Here are just a few of the 20 or so exhibitions scheduled for 2025. Enjoy your visit.

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Jewelry in dialogue with contemporary design, at the Musée des Arts Décoratifs (Paris)

The curators of the various departments of the Musée des Arts Décoratifs did not adopt a random approach in spreading...

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Must-see jewelry events in 2024

Enjoy your visits.

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Must-see jewelry events in 2023

In France and abroad: "On the road to Samarkand – The wonders of silk and gold", "Ramses and the gold...

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Five naturalist jewels from the Albion Art collection in the "Botanical – Observing Beauty" exhibition

The great dealer and collector, the Japanese Kazumi Arikawa has lent five exceptional naturalist jewels for Chaumet's "Botanical – L’art...

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The exhibition “Drawings Without Reserves” at the MAD, Paris

For the first time, this exhibition presents the MAD's collection of drawings. With jewelry, the richest are those of Templier,...

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Luz Camino at the PAD

First Spanish designer Luz Camino presents her high jewelry creations for the first time to the Parisian public. Head over...

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The Mellerio sale at Sotheby's Paris

Sotheby's Paris is offering a set of jewelry from the private collection of a jeweler. This time, the spotlight is...

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Roger Callois' dream stones in "Gems" exhibition

On the occasion of the "Gems" exhibition, Professor François Farges explores the Roger Caillois's collection of dream stones, one of...

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My agenda

Interview with Katherine Purcell for the exhibition “From function to fantasy, the brooch” at Wartski

To mark its 160th anniversary, London-based antique jewelry gallery Wartski is opening an exhibition dedicated to...

My agenda

Jewelry exhibitions not to be missed in 2025

Here are just a few of the 20 or so exhibitions scheduled for 2025. Enjoy your...

My agenda

Jewelry in dialogue with contemporary design, at the Musée des Arts Décoratifs (Paris)

The curators of the various departments of the Musée des Arts Décoratifs did not adopt a...

My agenda

Must-see jewelry events in 2024

Enjoy your visits.

My agenda

Must-see jewelry events in 2023

In France and abroad: "On the road to Samarkand – The wonders of silk and gold",...

My agenda

Five naturalist jewels from the Albion Art collection in the "Botanical – Observing Beauty" exhibition

The great dealer and collector, the Japanese Kazumi Arikawa has lent five exceptional naturalist jewels for...

My agenda

The exhibition “Drawings Without Reserves” at the MAD, Paris

For the first time, this exhibition presents the MAD's collection of drawings. With jewelry, the richest...

My agenda

Luz Camino at the PAD

First Spanish designer Luz Camino presents her high jewelry creations for the first time to the...

My agenda

The Mellerio sale at Sotheby's Paris

Sotheby's Paris is offering a set of jewelry from the private collection of a jeweler. This...

My agenda

Roger Callois' dream stones in "Gems" exhibition

On the occasion of the "Gems" exhibition, Professor François Farges explores the Roger Caillois's collection of...

Voir plus...