https://youtu.be/2aBfamQSDEM Discover the captivating world of Seaman Schepps jewelry through this exclusive video in which Anthony Hopenhajm, the current owner of the Maison, talks about the history and sources of inspiration of Schepps. With a penchant for exotic gems such as jade and lapis, Seaman Schepps has revolutionized the world of jewelry by emphasizing originality […]
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Fetching nearly 44 million dollars, the “Bleu Royal”, a rare vivid blue diamond, had been kept in a private collection for 50 years. At 17.61 carats, it is the largest blue diamond ever offered for sale. Bleu Royal” was the star lot at the Magnificent Jewels sale organised by Christie’s in Geneva on 7 November.
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The École des Arts Joailliers is now installed in the prestigious Hôtel de Mercy-Argenteau, one of the oldest private residences built on the Grands Boulevards and one of the few to have been preserved. It has never before been open to the general public. Discover this extraordinary place… L’espace d’exposition Hôtel de Mercy-Argenteau Photo Benjamin
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Until 5 November, Chaumet is presenting an exhibition entitled “Un Âge d’Or: 1965-1985” (A Golden Age: 1965-1985) in its salons at 12 Place Vendôme, inviting us to immerse ourselves in these golden years of daring creativity under the artistic direction of René Morin. Le fond de gouachés couvrant la période (près de 7200) témoigne de
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A collection of almost 250 jewels gathered over time in Vienna during the heyday of the Austro-Hungarian Empire is about to be auctioned on November 6 at Sotheby’s in Geneva. This impressive collection, locked away in a bank vault for almost half a century, brings together unique pieces that bear witness to the wealth and
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©Sotheby’s The first of its kind, Sotheby’s is holding an exhibition/sale in New York from 23 September to 5 October celebrating the relationship between men and jewellery through the ages. The exhibition will feature around a hundred pieces, both old and new, from iconic Maisons such as Van Cleef & Arpels, Cartier, Tiffany & Co,
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Plaque de cou necklace by Henri Dubret ©Macklowe Gallery Art Nouveau is an artistic movement that emerged in Europe at the end of the 19th century and continued to develop until the beginning of the 20th century. The movement was marked by a search for new, organic forms inspired by nature and Japanese aesthetics. In
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©Lydia Courteille Extravagant creations, diverse repertoire, mix of materials, cultural journey, jewelry signed Lydia Courteille doesn’t leave anyone indifferent. This antique jewelry enthusiast began creating jewelry in 1997, and has been impressing ever since with unique and out-of-the-ordinary creations. His boutique, like a precious jewel box, is located at 231 rue Saint Honoré and stands
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Emmanuel Tarpin ©E.Tarpin A young jewelry prodigy, Emmanuel Tarpin transforms his emotions into jewelry. Nature and its infinite nuances inspire him, giving life to creations that are both simple and exuberant. After a stint with Van Cleef & Arpels and a collaboration with De Grisogono, Emmanuel Tarpin continues to dazzle us with his extraordinary jewels,
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©Van Cleef & Arpels A true jewelry icon and now the signature of the Maison Van Cleef & Arpels, the Alhambra collection has never ceased to renew itself over the eras, and today takes on a wide range of materials and colors … The clover motif appeared as early as the 1920s, as documented in
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