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Pearls: the elegant emblem of French jewellery
At the turn of the 20th century, the world was gripped by “pearlmania” and Paris was its nerve centre. From opera to cinema, painting to photography, costume jewellery to the finest pieces, pearls became an emblem of the Roaring Twenties. But fashion is fickle! Pearls gradually fell out of favour, but just as they seemed destined to disappear forever, some creative new generations of French jewellers have now brought them back into the spotlight with renewed creativity and passion.
French jewellery: la vie en rose
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Vicenzaoro January 2025
To showcase and support the French excellence and creativity, we have reserved…
When jewellery influences our destiny
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Primal elegance: when beasts are beautiful
Wildlife has been a firm favourite among French jewellers for centuries, with…
French Creative Corner at VicenzaOro
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Circularity and jewellery: 3 French initiatives
While reinventing existing items is a recent phenomenon in fashion, the jewellery…
Setting love in stones
French jewellery has always given them pride of place, and Marilyn sang…
Pearlcore: a huge comeback for an elegant trend
Worn by icons like Coco Chanel or Audrey Hepburn, pearls are a…
Costume jewellery: the art of bold
In the kingdom of costume jewellery, there is one basic and irresistible…
Silver: the new shining light in French jewellery
In the mid-19th century, Paris was in the throes of huge transformation.…
Spotlight on three century-old houses
In the mid-19th century, Paris was in the throes of huge transformation.…
New Wave: the winds of change in French jewellery
Things are changing in the world of French jewellery. There’s a new…