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I love each of these jewels, books, … I’d like to be given every one of them! Some are very affordable, others more expensive.
I hope you too will fall for them.
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For these three beautiful rings made with jewelry designer Ségolène Dangleterre, Mathias Kiss has adapted his artistic practices to the demands of miniaturization.
Lima, Lambayeque, Cusco… The 15-day trip in the company of Carole Fraresso and the other participants takes you to museums filled with sumptuous collections of headdresses, breastplates, helmets, nose jewels that survived the looting of the royal tombs of the lord of Sipan or the lady of Cao, the Peruvian Tutankhamun…
The “Dune” ring represents the most sensual aspect of the work of Alina Alamorean.
These Motché Paris-Lima earrings in recycled gold are inspired by elements of the precolombian Viru culture (300 BC – 300 AD).
The chain is hybridized with the classic bracelet – it’s composed of a repetition of classic links, but they are not articulated between them.
Though vintage Sixties, its repetitive, graphic beauty is highly contemporary. A speaking example of jewelry that transcends gender boundaries.
This spectacular pair of XXL creoles in recycled gold or silver by Motché is a replica of a precolombian Chimu piece dating from 1000 – 1470 A.D.
This beautiful hybrid bracelet with belt buckle is typical of the 50s. It consists of a large gold band worked in a honeycomb pattern.
“With its pearly white color, it’s somewhere between a man’s shirt collar and a young girl’s navy-blue dress,” explains designer Alina Alamorean.
Delphine Nardin was once an archaeologist, which explains her passion for objects marked with the patina of time. In her “Empreintes” collection, the vestiges of the sea become decorative elements. On this bracelet, the crab claw is “printed” in silver. Sublime and abstract.
Experience the excitement of jewelry
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