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The fantasies of Frédéric Mané

Published on February 27, 2022

Bozzetto dell'anello progettato per Rubeus

Frédéric Mané paints pieces of fine jewelry and opened a studio in the corner from Place Vendome.
It is not true that dreams are unattainable. It is not true that you can not keep in your jewelry box the pieces you want to own. And finally, it is not true that you have to be super rich to enjoy a diamond necklace, a bracelet with rubies or a ring with many sapphires. The solution to achieve the precious dreams, without being the wife of Bill Gates, is that of Frédéric Mané: just buy some thick paper, a box of watercolors and, most difficult aspect, have a lot of imagination. Frédéric Mané has made its way as a jewelry designer with a strong personality.

Anello con zaffiro non scaldato del Madagascar da 6.57 carati su oro bianco 18 carati, smeraldi, ametista, tormalina paraiba, diamanti

Born in Perpignan, a city on the border with Spain, he studied at the École supérieure des arts appliqués in Paris. And now, the strong success, has opened a design studio a few steps from Place Vendome. He edited collections of Parisian jewelry Mathon. But, in the past, he has also expanded its creativity to luxury accessories. In addition to the drawing, for the high jewelery pieces, Mané monitors the technical process of creation, until completion. In short, it is what invents collier and a set of Arabian Nights, but you never know, because the jewel has the name of Maison that sells its. As in the case of the jewels designed for the Milanese Maison Rubeus.

Supernova, pendente ispirato all'antimateria e alla cosmologia — Supernova, pendente ispirato all’antimateria e alla cosmologia

Chiara Ferragni indossa il bracciale Fortuna con smeraldi e diamanti disegnato per Rubeus

Due guache per un anello della linea Crystal palace di Rubeus

Studio per anello della linea Crystal palace di Rubeus

The elaborate jewels of Emeline Piot for Mathon

Published on February 27, 2020

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Anello Ara, con tormalina neon, zaffiri rosa, spinelli neri e rossi, zaffiri gialli, diamanti GVS, smeraldi, granati, spessartite, Rubino

Mathon, Parisian jewelry founded in the seventies by the goldsmith artist Roger Mathon, proposes to another artist, Emeline Piot, to design a collection of jewelry. This is not just any collection, but a series of jewels that are the result of the particularly intense collaboration between Emeline Piot and the artisans of the Atelier Mathon. These are very elaborate jewels, with a style that for some reason recalls art nouveau, but also oriental art. Bracelets, necklaces, rings and earrings are certainly different from the usual ones and are also looking for women capable of wearing them: they are not jewelry for everyone.

The themes of inspiration for the jewels are animals and plants, but without any idea of representing natural elements. Rather, they are a rich elaboration of the original subject. The materials used are top quality with a large choice of gems, such as red and orange spinel, black cabochon spinels, Paraíba tourmalines, blue sapphires, GVS diamonds, emeralds.

Anello Nkuma, con spinello rosso-arancio, neri e rossi, tormaline Paraíba, zaffiri blu, diamanti GVS, smeraldi

Orecchino Quetzacoal, spinelli rossi, tormaline neon, spinelli neri, sfumati rosa e viola, zaffiri rosa e viola, diamanti, smeraldi

Collana Anqa, con ametista, pietre di luna, spinelli rossi, diamanti, smeraldi, granati, spessartiti,

By Mathon, the transformer turtle

Published on September 15, 2015

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Created in the thirties in Paris, a stone’s throw from the Palais Royal, the Maison Mathon is one of the best signatures of the French jewelry. A VicenzaOro September, the Parisian brand has introduced a new piece in the style that made her famous. It’s the Galapagos collection, with ring and necklace, which can be turned into a brooch. It is made of white gold, 183 diamonds, peridot two, six green tourmalines, emeralds, 52 chalcedony, moonstone, 14 pearls. Not bad for a single jewel. The turtle is an animal there is from the Thirties in the bestiary of the House. Sometimes, the turtle shell is made of an opal, other times with a paved surfaces. The striking feature of the giant tortoise shell necklace Galapagos is transparency and color, with shades of mint green water, evoking the mythical coasts of the islands off Ecuador. Also the ring has tourmaline and peridot, carved to mimic the shape of the animal, giving volume to a delicate design. The eyes of the turtle are sparkling emeralds. Thanks to an ingenious system, the spindle can be worn on the moon stone center, as if the same turtle hatching a precious egg. The body of the ring, set with diamonds, reminiscent of coral swaying at the mercy of the waves.