Our Jewelry Brands

Discover our selection of jewelry brands, chosen for the uniqueness of their universe and the refinement of their creations. From timeless elegance to more contemporary designs, each house offers pieces that will fulfill your desires.

Contemporary and trendy jewelry

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Albanu

Founded in 1928 by René Albanu, the Monegasque house became known for its bracelets inspired by a piece of jewelry offered by a member of the Maasai tribe. The brand relies on the association of rare natural materials, precious metals, and craftsmanship passed down through generations. Albanu mainly offers bracelets for men and women, combining elegance, character, and African inspiration.

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Jewelry with Stones and Pearls

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Hanashinju Pearls

Hanashinju pearls are the result of the work of Japanese master diamond cutter Kazuo Komatsu, who developed the first fully faceted pearl in 1992. This unique technique reveals a particular brilliance and a different texture from traditional pearls. The brand offers refined jewelry featuring these exceptional pearls, true symbols of Japanese innovation and craftsmanship.

Diamond Jewellery

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The Flapper

La Garçonne Diamant is a French brand that designs refined jewelry in silver or gold-plated, each adorned with a bezel-set diamond. Its creations are inspired by emotions and encounters, through delicate and symbolic lines. The brand designs feminine jewelry that invites you to keep a memory, an intention, or a particular emotion close to you.

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Lab-grown Diamonds

Discover the lab-grown diamond, a stone created in a laboratory that has exactly the same chemical composition and properties as a natural diamond: in both cases, it is crystallized carbon. Only their origin differs, while the lab-grown diamonds offered can provide exceptional purity at a price generally 60 to 85% lower than that of a comparable natural diamond.

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Silverware & Fine Gifts

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Daniel Crégut

Established in Paris in 1946, the House of Daniel Crégut is part of the tradition of high-end French silversmithing. Specializing in birth and baptism gifts and customizable pieces, it prioritizes local manufacturing and meticulous finishes. Its collections include medals, tumblers, cutlery, piggy banks, frames, and objects in precious or silver-plated metal.