For 30 years, 3 generations of the Miller family have been able to develop the second-hand market in Paris.
The Place Vendôme, so close by, inspired their passion for jewelry to make it more accessible.
It must be said that the Miller House is a family story.
So, Jean Miller and his daughter Carine who settled in the Biron Market in 1985. They created The Authentic Ones, a showcase of high-end vintage and signed jewelry.
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Fort of their success, they opened a second store in 1989, Miller at 233 rue Saint Honoré.
Thus, over the years, this address has become the benchmark in the market for second-hand luxury jewelry and watches.
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Especially since I’ve been fortunate to share this beautiful family story for many years. To perform expert analyses of ancient jewelry, but also to analyze fabulous gemstones, or to find a prestigious signature. Because it’s a constant treasure hunt at Miller.
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For a long time, a team of gemologists, loyal and highly professional, with Dyna and Hélène, has been part of this success story.
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It should be noted that Miller’s customers appreciate this valuable, curious, and very professional spirit. Some have known Miller since the beginning, others are discovering it today with just as much satisfaction.
Finally, since 2015, Sarah Miller has been running the house. This sparkling gemologist, a seasoned expert, is working to increase the digital visibility of the Miller brand. This additional asset also makes it an indispensable meeting point.
The Maison Miller is the pleasure of finding Cartier jewelry from the 1930s, a Tank bracelet from the 1940s, a rare Boivin or Belperron brooch. It’s about finding a beautiful solitaire and stopping at a stunning Burmese sapphire. It’s a Van Cleef & Arpels ring, and why not succumb to this stunning Patek Philippe, unless it’s this iconic Rolex.
It’s all Miller.
It’s a story of passions that continues full of discoveries, anecdotes, smiles, and bursts of energy.
Overall, it’s a very beautiful anniversary
Miller House
233 rue Saint Honoré 75001 Paris.
