A jewel always tells more than it shows. Behind a stone, a shape or a signature, an era, a culture, a skill, and sometimes the gesture of a creator whose mark transcends time are revealed.
The section Jewellery d’Esprit Joaillerie explores the creation of jewelry in all its forms: Haute Joaillerie, vintage and signature jewelry, contemporary creations, precious stones and colored stones. It is equally interested in the houses and creators as well as the techniques, inspirations and stories that give meaning to the pieces.
From Place Vendôme with the workshops, From archives to today’s creations, Esprit Joaillerie takes a look at jewelry through a lens infused with gemology, art history, and field experience. Watching a jewel is also about learning to read what the stone, the drawing and the hand are telling us.
Andrea Buccellati continues his artistic direction work by drawing from the family archives. Based on the drawings of Gianmaria, his father, he creates a series of unique creations that express the signature techniques of the house: engraved gold, tulle effect, precious metal lace.
Avec Rare Perfection, David Morris propose une série de douze pièces où le regard précède toujours le verbe. Présentée à Paris, à l’occasion de la Semaine de la Haute Couture, cette collection se déploie comme une méditation sur la pierre, la lumière et l’architecture joaillière. L’ensemble tire son nom d’une campagne publicitaire des années 1970, réactivée ici sous une forme contemporaine, sans nostalgie
This is a collection that speaks loudly without raising its voice. With Collezione 1967, Pomellato returns to where it all began: Milan, the chains, freedom. There is no nostalgia here; just a clear desire to lay the foundations for a new jewelry narrative, based on the active memory of a style.
In the salons of the palaces, behind the showcases in Place Vendôme or in the privacy of the workshops, haute joaillerie is displayed away from the bustle, but with remarkable evocative power.
The result of a collaboration between the Natural Diamond Council (NDC), Choron Group and the Fancy Color Research Foundation (FCRF), the Fancy Colour Diamond Report sheds new light on the most unique gems in the mineral kingdom.
La micro-mosaïque romaine Le Sibille s’expose à Paris. Spécialisée dans la micro-mosaïque, un art minutieux hérité des ateliers vaticans, Le Sibille donne à cette technique ancienne une nouvelle énergie.
A breath taken from the sixties permeates the new showcases of Piaget. With Shapes of Extraleganza, the Maison continues a formal exploration begun in 2024, questioning the links between jewelry, art, and visual culture.
Twice a year, Maison Repossi introduces a one-of-a-kind creation as part of its «Limited Edition» line. For this sixth opus, Gaia Repossi imagines the Cross Bracelet, a singular piece where minimalist simplicity and constructive rigour are balanced. A piece where geometry becomes language, and light becomes punctuation.
Diorexquis, the elegance of a dream world. For more than twenty years, Victoire de Castellane has orchestrated an uninterrupted dialogue at Dior Joaillerie between Christian Dior’s founding vision and the dreamlike universe she creates through her collections.
L’affaire du collier de la Reine éclaboussa la cour de France à la veille de la Révolution. Le bijou de près de 650 diamants totalisant 2 800 carats attira l'attention de Jeanne de La Motte, une comtesse désargentée, qui monta une incroyable escroquerie impliquant à son insu la reine Marie-Antoinette.
Virtuosity, Louis Vuitton unveils an ambitious and controlled vision of contemporary haute joaillerie. The craftsmanship is expressed in every detail. From the selection of gemstones, some of which are rare, to the engineering of volumes and the transformability of the pieces
At Bvlgari, color does not come second; it takes center stage. It asserts itself, nuances, contrasts, and modulates. It becomes a texture. Far from being a decorative exercise, Polychroma plays with volumes and stones like a dazzling wardrobe.
Sea of Wonder, Tiffany & Co. Blue Book 2025 inspired by the depths. A new edition of the Blue Book that traverses submerged landscapes, between undulating vegetation, marine creatures, and intangible flows. A tribute to the aesthetic vocabulary of Jean Schlumberger, whose creative shadow looms over this aquatic odyssey.
Formed with a deep understanding of the demands of the jewelry industry, Mira Ming designs each piece as a fragment of history, a bridge between civilizations and imaginaries. For her, jewelry is not just ornamentation; it is a sensitive trace of a shared past, a fragile alliance between what nature has offered for millennia and what humanity has made of it through gesture, craftsmanship, and inspiration.
Founded in 2011, the house Mio Harutaka embodies a sensitive and contemporary approach to jewelry. Inspired by blooming gardens, fluttering butterflies, and budding leaves, the designer creates pieces that embody the freshness of the season.
The Maison Boucheron initiates an unexpected dialogue between four motifs drawn from its archives: the Grosgrain, the Double Godron, the Clou de Paris and the diamond line. Designed by Claire Choisne, this new variation retains the collection’s graphic and urban appeal.
For Esprit Joaillerie, the jewel holds a central place in the eye. From haute joaillerie to contemporary creations, from historical pieces to the most current collections, each jewel carries a story of material, creation, and transmission.
However, platinum, silver, diamonds, colored stones: behind each piece lies a choice. The choice of a gem, chosen for its beauty, rarity, or character. The choice of a design, a gesture, and a technique that give it its definitive form: crimping, sizing, and composition.
From the great houses of Place Vendôme to creators who are redefining the codes of contemporary jewelry, this section explores the signatures, styles, and stones that have shaped the history of jewelry. A selection where gemology meets creation, and where each piece of jewelry becomes the starting point of a narrative.
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