Museums in France are finally reopening, complete with a raft of new exhibitions or extensions, whether dedicated to jewelry or not: here’s a quick round-up of those I’ll be going (back) to see.

The course approach is very interesting because it’s cross-cutting and goes far beyond the gemstones themselves. I learned more about several of my key areas of interest in it : literature, travel, history…

Courses provided by The School of Jewelry Arts are also aimed at young audiences of between 5 and 18. I attended the one entitled “Discovering the World of Stones” for teenagers.

If Santa Claus was a cool dude, this is what he’d bring me this Christmas : a pink diamond, a painting by Van Dongen, a 100% jewelry trip to Peru and a “Tutti Frutti” bracelet!

For the first time, this exhibition presents the MAD’s collection of drawings. With jewelry, the richest are those of Templier, Robin, Dusausoy… The largest is still Fouquet, founded at the end of the Second Empire.