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Winter vibes for Messika




Vibes, i.e. vibrations, the emotional state of a person or the atmosphere of a place that are perceived. And, in case any emotion is related to a jewel with diamonds, here is the D-Vibes collection by Messika. The Parisian Maison celebrates winter with this line of jewelry that combines gold with pavé diamonds, with the aim of arousing emotions. The jewels, also enhanced by the images taken by Isabelle Bonjean, include the classic tennis bracelet, but with a new, more modern interpretation. Emerald-cut diamonds and multi-row chains serve to create elegant jewelry.

Gioielli per l'inverno 2022 by Messika
Gioielli per l’inverno 2022 by Messika. Foto: Isabelle Bonjean

I imagined this photoshoot as a dj set, mixing collections like music samples. Suddenly, the sounds began to resonate and bring out a new rhythm, as with these classics from the maison that are continuously renewed.
Valerie Messika

Diamanti per l'inverno 2022 by Messika. Foto: Isabelle Bonjean
Diamanti per l’inverno 2022 by Messika. Foto: Isabelle Bonjean

The D-Vibes collection, in fact, does not abandon the celebrated style of the brand, which combines a modern and refined design with a variety of diamonds that combine in shape and quantity in different combinations, as in the historic Move collection, which is now reinterpreted with new variations. Like Move Uno, for example, or Imperial Move. Winter also brings new additions to the Divine Enigma collection in white gold and, of course, diamonds.

Gioielli Messika. Foto: Isabelle Bonjean
Gioielli Messika. Foto: Isabelle Bonjean
Gioielli Messika indossati. Photo:Isabelle Bonjean
Gioielli Messika indossati. Photo:Isabelle Bonjean
Collezione D-Vibes indossata. Foto: Isabelle Bonjean
Collezione D-Vibes indossata. Foto: Isabelle Bonjean
Anello e bracciali Lucky Move Onyx indossati. Foto: Isabelle Bonjean
Anello e bracciali Lucky Move Onyx indossati. Foto: Isabelle Bonjean
Move Uno ankle bracelet. Foto: Isabelle Bonjean
Move Uno ankle bracelet. Foto: Isabelle Bonjean
Foto: Isabelle Bonjean
Foto: Isabelle Bonjean

Bracciale Divine Enigma indossato. Foto: Isabelle Bonjean
Bracciale Divine Enigma indossato. Foto: Isabelle Bonjean







The nature of Cédille Paris




Nature at the center of Cédille Paris collections, the Maison founded by Carmen Aoun ♦ ︎

Carmen Aoun, of Lebanese origin, moved to Paris. Since she was a child, she says she grew up with a love for precious stones and jewelry. Two aspects that she studied until he created his jewelry house, called Cédille Paris. In 2019 she participated for the second time in VicenzaOro, in the Design Room. For those unfamiliar with the French language, it is good to specify that cedille (cedilla) is the graphic sign that is sometimes added to the letter Ç and is pronounced like a soft letter S. And if you look closely at the cedilla it is like an accessory: it looks like a jewel, for example a pair of earrings.

Anello in oro rosa 18 carati con diamanti brown e tsavorite
Anello in oro rosa 18 carati con diamanti brown e tsavorite

Even the style of Cédille Paris is as fun as its name. But the inspiration has nothing to do with the alphabet. In fact, jewels have almost exclusively a natural subject, sometimes with a bit of humor. As in the case of jewels that represent a fish bone, with gold and fancy diamonds. There is, however, also a more committed line, which recalls the environment at risk for elephants. The Cédille collections are made with diamonds, precious stones and 18-carat gold in white, yellow and pink, as well as some semi-precious stones such as malachite.

Carmen Aoun. Copyright: gioiellis.com
Carmen Aoun. Copyright: gioiellis.com
Collana in oro, turchese, madreperla e lapislazzuli
Collana in oro, turchese, madreperla e lapislazzuli
Collezione Ç Moi, anello in oro, diamanti, smalto
Collezione Ç Moi, anello in oro, diamanti, smalto
Collezione Ç Moi, bracciale in oro, diamanti, smalto
Collezione Ç Moi, bracciale in oro, diamanti, smalto
Collezione Ç Moi, orecchino in oro, diamanti, smalto
Collezione Ç Moi, orecchino in oro, diamanti, smalto

Anello in oro e diamante
Anello in oro e diamanti

Anelli in oro, diamanti, malachite
Anelli in oro, diamanti, malachite, indossati







Vanryck’s Parisian minimalism




A designer with a name of Portuguese origin, Lise Ferreira, for the Nordic design of Vanryck, who however is a Parisian Maison. From this mix comes the simple and clean, yet elegant style of the brand that focuses on lightness, with some additions of modern flair. Vanryck’s jewels are in gold and diamonds, but without emphasis on the preciousness of metal and stones. The accent is, however, on the minimalist geometry that fits well with the sophisticated taste of Parisian women.

Anello Margherita composto da 21 cerchi in oro rosa
Anello Margherita composto da 21 cerchi in oro rosa
Lise Ferreira, on the other hand, was born and raised in Paris, where she studied Fine Arts, and she knows the taste of women in the French capital well, although she cares about remembering her family origins in the Portuguese Algarve. Why, then, does your brand have such a Nordic name? Here is the explanation: Vanryck is a nickname for her husband and comes from the North of France. The designer’s first jewels are from the nineties, but today Vanryck is a consolidated company, which sells its jewels all over the world.

Gioiello per orecchio Massaï in oro bianco e diamanti
Gioiello per orecchio Massaï in oro bianco e diamanti
Orecchini a cerchio Margherita in oro rosa e diamanti
Orecchini a cerchio Margherita in oro rosa e diamanti
Bracciale Styloïde in oro rosa
Bracciale Styloïde in oro rosa
Bracciale elastico Styloïde in oro rosa e diamanti
Bracciale elastico Styloïde in oro rosa e diamanti
Anello Coachella in oro rosa e diamanti
Anello Coachella in oro rosa e diamanti

Anello Charlie in oro bianco e diamanti
Anello Charlie in oro bianco e diamanti







Nature in Sylvie Corbelin’s jewels




Wild nature in refined jewels in Sylvie Corbelin’s collections. Here are the jewels of the designer ♦

Of the alpine landscapes near Bourg-en-Bresse, where she was born, Sylvie Corbelin recalls the exuberant nature. And the nostalgia of her childhood still accompanies her, now that she is an established designer with an atelier in the center of Paris, and her jewels are sold all over the world. After starting her studies in law, to become a lawyer, at the age of 20, Sylvie Corbelin realized that she was more attracted to the profession of antiquarian, the profession of her mother. She specializes in the sale of antique jewelry and, while we’re at it, she has a degree in gemology. Her frequentation of antique jewels also led her to love objects that are a little strange, unusual and precious.

Anello Adamante in oro 18 carati con zaffiri, diamanti, rubini
Anello Adamante in oro 18 carati con zaffiri, diamanti, rubini

Even those that are characteristic of other cultures, such as Persian, Hindu or Chinese. From antiques collector to designer: in 2000 Sylvie Corbelin decided to take the plunge and bought a set of precious stones and materials from a supplier on Place Vendôme. This is how she began her adventure in the world of jewelry. After a few years the designer was finally “discovered”. Her nonconformist style of her, exuberant, out of the ordinary, now assures her a prominent place. She offers voluminous jewels, small sculptures, which often take their cue from elements of nature, where the elements of spring are mostly flies and beetles. Like those of the alpine meadows, in fact.
Anello Enigma in oro 18 carati, diamanti, zaffiri, opale
Anello Enigma in oro 18 carati, diamanti, zaffiri, opale

Anello Enigma in oro 18 carati, argento, diamanti, tsavorite
Anello Enigma in oro 18 carati, argento, diamanti, tsavorite
Collana La belle Proserpine, in oro giallo 18 carati, diamanti e corallo
Collana La belle Proserpine, in oro giallo 18 carati, diamanti e corallo
Anello in oro giallo 18 carati con argento, diamanti, zaffiri e tormaline
Anello in oro giallo 18 carati con argento, diamanti, zaffiri e tormaline
Orecchini in oro rosa 18 carati, zaffiri e diamanti
Orecchini in oro rosa 18 carati, zaffiri e diamanti
Orecchini in oro 18 carati e granati
Orecchini in oro 18 carati e granati

Orecchini Papillon con diamanti neri e zaffiri rosa
Orecchini Papillon con diamanti neri e zaffiri rosa







The evolution of Joanna Achkar




Joanna Achkar is part of that small group of women who studied economics, she started working in the world of finance and then returned to her first love: jewelry. Of Lebanese origin, but resident in Paris, Joanna Achkar started with a degree in Business Administration at the Institut Superieur de Gestion in the French capital in 2014, to then work at Byblos Bank in Beirut and later for Aim Social Media Marketing. In 2017 she was her turning point: she founded the jewelry brand that bears her name.

Anello Stella Divina, in oro 18 carati, smalto, rubini
Anello Stella Divina, in oro 18 carati, smalto, rubini

But she was not an initiative born out of nothing: she first studied Jewelery Design, Diamond Grading and Gemmology in Antwerp, at HRD (Hope Raad voor Diamant), the leading European authority in the certification of diamonds. Joanna Achkar’s jewels are made of 18 karat gold and diamonds, together with other precious stones, such as rubies, but also (more rarely) with synthetic stones. She also added a touch of color with the use of nail polish. The rings are also designed to be worn together, stacked, with a touch of fantasy that never becomes excessive.
Koanna Achkar (da Facebook)
Koanna Achkar (da Facebook)

Orecchini in oro con diamanti taglio marquise
Orecchini in oro con diamanti taglio marquise
Collana Mini Harmonia in oro 18 carati, smalto, diamanti
Collana Mini Harmonia in oro 18 carati, smalto, diamanti
Anello Iris in oro, smalto, diamante marquise
Anello Iris in oro, smalto, diamante marquise
Anello Split Rose con zaffiri rosa e tormalina paraiba sintetica
Anello Split Rose con zaffiri rosa e tormalina paraiba sintetica
Anello in oro rosa con rubini e zaffiri rosa
Anello in oro rosa con rubini e zaffiri rosa
Anello Gaia in oro e diamanti
Anello Gaia in oro e diamanti

Anello Grace in oro, diamanti e opale
Anello Grace in oro, diamanti e opale







Annelise Michelson, fashion design




Annelise Michelson, designer by chance: here are her jewels and the Broken chain summer collection ♦

Some are born with the “virus” of the jewelry and since of when they were child want nothing more than invent new earrings, rings and bracelets. And there are those who come to do the jeweler by chance. But he or she has success. It is the story of Annelise Michelson, the daughter of a French businessman and an opera singer from South Africa.

Orecchini Botanic Hoop placcati in oro o argento
Orecchini Botanic Hoop placcati in oro o argento

es and bags. Then, one day, they asked her to try to design a bijou. Since then he has never looked back and, after a few years won Le Bon Marché in Paris, as well as Bergdorf Goodman, Saks Fifth Avenue in New York. It is not fine jewelry. It is a good jewelry, especially with ideas and a great portability. It’s modern design without being extravagant. The training of Annelise in the fashion world pushes her to create a ready-to-wear jewelry of good quality and wearable forever. And an intelligent pricing policy: the jewels are available in bronze, silver, gold plated. Same model, different cost. “I’d like to put all my pieces,” he says. “I do not just do something only thinking about the market, I would feel as if lying to them myself.” And doing so will satisfy even the others.

Girocollo Eden placcato oro o argento
Girocollo Eden placcato oro o argento
Anello Eden in vermeil
Anello Eden in vermeil
Orecchino singolo Eden in vermeil o argento
Orecchino singolo Eden in vermeil o argento
Anello Liane in vermeil
Anello Liane in vermeil
Anello da mignolo Déchainée
Anello da mignolo Déchainée
Anello Déchainée
Anello Déchainée
Anello doppio in vermeil
Anello doppio in vermeil







How to recognize Art Deco jewelry




Art Deco style jewels were the protagonists of the 1920s and 1930s, but have been rediscovered by the great Maison. Can you recognize an Art Deco ring or necklace? Here is a quick guide to the Roaring Twenties ♦ jewelry

Jewelry that was fashionable a century ago is still in fashion today. Jewelry at that time was sparkling, decadent and at the same time poignant. The geometric designs, the accent on clear shapes, often flat colors, with an architectural and classic style at the same time, have made Art Déco jewels timeless pieces. And not only do they like the original ones, made in those years by the great Maison, but that style is continually a source of inspiration for contemporary designers.

Bracciale stile art déco in platino, diamanti e onice
Neil Lane, bracciale stile art déco in platino, diamanti e onice

Mix of shapes
Like a sparkling cocktail, the jewels of the twenties were an intoxicating mixture of inspirations and influences. A bridge between the stylization of the Ballets Russes that excited Paris and the emotion of the Jazz Age: speed, race, the rhythm of the machine, Cubism, African art, oriental exoticism. These influences have also reverberated on the creations of luxury and design. A style that ended up going down in history as Art Deco, after 1925 Paris ExpositionInternationale des Arts Décoratifs et Industriels Modernes. The role of Cartier This style has a slow evolution. He had also been training for the work of Cartier, who around 1910 began to have a greater stylization of the floral motifs, with compositions composed of small carved gems. Like the series known as Tutti-frutti, a riot of emeralds, pearls, rubies and sapphires. Now these jewels are among the most sought after, thanks to the most typical features of Cartier’s Art Deco pieces. Perhaps not everyone knows, among other things, that the idea of ​​this design was influenced by Indian jewelry, thanks to Cartier’s relations with a maharajah who arrived in Paris to make the traditional jewels of his country, but revisited in a modern style. The combination of blue and green, based on traditional Indian enamel work, and techniques such as jewelry-sculpture, played a vital role in the development of Cartier’s Art Deco jewelry.
Il collier art déco di Jean Fouquet con acquamarina e lacca
Il collier art déco di Jean Fouquet con acquamarina e lacca

Even today this style like it
An All-Fruit bracelet from Cartier was sold for $ 1.4 million from Sotheby. But the most famous example of the style is the Collier Hindou, created by Cartier in 1936 for Daisy Fellowes, heiress of the Singer sewing machine company and obsessive jewelry collector. In Van Cleef & Arpels the same Daisy Fellowes in 1926 and 1928 commissioned a pair of Indian-inspired bracelets (or anklets): they were conceived as a deep band of diamonds arranged in a geometric pattern, reminiscent of a Persian rug, with a luxuriant fringe of emerald drops.

Cartier, bracciale Tutti i frutti
Cartier, bracciale Tutti i fruttiCartier, bracciale Tutti i frutti

New cuts and exoticism
In this period the stones were often cut into small squares or oblong rectangles, combined with an elegant design, with moldings, roundings or cabochons. As in the famous bracelets with an Egyptian style frieze by Arpels, in which the scenes are drawn with impeccable cut colored gems. Even Cartier was not immune to the Egyptian vein, which was part of the climate of exoticism that has expanded to the Persian, Chinese and Japanese designs, which began in the early twentieth century. In some cases the Cartier jewels have even used, incorporating them, fragments of antiquities from the past, such as Egyptian scarabs or amulets. From this exoticism also come the bold combinations of colors, which are a surprising feature of Art Deco jewelry: the mix of blue and green, sapphires with emeralds, turquoise with lapis, the contrast of coral and onyx, or coral with emeralds, diamonds and onyx.

Daisy Fellowes
Daisy Fellowes

Live the monochrome
In the mid-1920s a change of pace, an alternative mood, with monochromatic colors and black and white compositions, arrived instead. In 1925 Tiffany proposed a ring with an onyx surface, in black segments, and diamonds. A scheme that was favored by the great talent of the designer Suzanne Belperron, in her work with Bernard Herz. The Belperron synthesized in a certain sense the new woman of the years between 1920 and 1930. Her jewels, like all the most beautiful Art Deco pieces, were beyond the fashion of the moment, which had adopted appropriate shapes to the new silhouette feminine, that is, less designed clothes for the “curve to them” of the Edwardian woman. In those years the clothes are instead proposed with a streamlined line, with a cylindrical, tubular, short, sleeveless shape. Maybe with fringes, beads or sequins for the dance, while the hairstyles go to the garçonne, with the short haircut, which brings out long earrings.

Spilla di diamanti e rubino, Van Cleef & Arpels , 1937
Spilla di diamanti e rubino, Van Cleef & Arpels , 1937

Change the horizon
The design of the twentieth-thirties jewel was generally vertical. The pins had long pins, the jabot or double-headed cliquet, worn perhaps in a corner of the unusual dress, on the belt, on the cloche hats, near the neckline. And the necklaces were generally sautoir, that is, long and loose strands of beads, often with a sensual bow at the end. For the great heiresses and worldly like Daisy Fellowes, Mrs. Harrison Williams or Barbara Hutton, these fabulously modern and daring jewels were part of their personality. Yet, those who were then daring designs, have become classics. Giulia Netrese

Spilla art déco del 1925 con lapislazzuli, corallo, giada, onice, diamanti
Spilla art déco del 1925 con lapislazzuli, corallo, giada, onice, diamanti
Cartier, Art Déco. Bracciale Tutti Frutti con diamanti, smeraldi, rubini, zaffiri
Cartier, Art Déco. Bracciale Tutti Frutti con diamanti, smeraldi, rubini, zaffiri
Bracciale Art Dèco di Cartier, 1922. Corallo, onice, diamanti
Bracciale Art Dèco di Cartier, 1922. Corallo, onice, diamanti
Anello Art Deco con rubino e diamanti, circa 1930. Prezzo: 10.500 sterline
Anello Art Deco con rubino e diamanti, circa 1930
Bracciale Art Déco con diamanti e rubini di Van Cleef & Arpels, 1940
Bracciale Art Déco con diamanti e rubini di Van Cleef & Arpels, 1940
Cartier, orecchini di diamanti tagliati a smeraldo e smeraldi a goccia, 1934
Cartier, orecchini di diamanti tagliati a smeraldo e smeraldi a goccia, 1934






The beach on your wrist with Hipanema

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It is the most famous beach in the world: the strip of sand on the sea that bathes Rio de Janeiro. And Hipanema is the brand born in Paris, but created by two young women who, they specify, live in the French capital in arrondissements 7 and 18, Jenny and Delphine. After their trip to Brazil, a decade ago, they decided to bring colorful glamor to the world of European bijoux.

Collana girocollo con dettagli in oro 14 carati, composta da rondelle di pietre semipreziose nei toni del blu, kaki, diaspro rosso, rosa fucsia e turchese
Collana girocollo con dettagli in oro 14 carati, composta da rondelle di pietre semipreziose nei toni del blu, kaki, diaspro rosso, rosa fucsia e turchese

Result: warm and bright colors, carioca fantasy, but with a Parisian taste. In short, everyone likes them. The brand has established itself first of all for the bracelets, very simple, rich in fringes, colors, gilding, ribbons, cords and shells. The jewels also have a magnetic closure which makes it easy to wear them. In addition to bracelets, rings, necklaces and earrings also follow the same playful style. The materials used immediately recall the atmosphere of Rio and Bahia and nobody said that you can worn only one at a time. They are also sold online.

Anello in argento dorato
Anello in argento dorato
Anello dorato e strass
Anello dorato e strass
Bracciale piccolo con dettagli in oro 14 carati realizzato con fili nei toni del blu turchese, nero, argento e oro
Bracciale piccolo con dettagli in oro 14 carati realizzato con fili nei toni del blu turchese, nero, argento e oro
Bracciale brasiliano multicolore con strass
Bracciale brasiliano multicolore con strass
Bracciale multicolore Frisbee
Bracciale multicolore Frisbee

Collana Boomerang con pietre multicolori
Collana Boomerang con pietre multicolori






The luminous lines of Marie Mas

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Wearing the light: basically this is what we talk about when it comes to jewelry. And it is also the idea of ​​Marie Mas, a Paris Maison founded by Marie Cabirou. The new Marie Mas collection is called Luminous Line and is inspired by the rays of light that caress the skin. They are luminous arrows that the artistic creator, an innovative woman who amazed with her jewels with moving stones, interprets with soft lines, because light, like jewels, adapts to the silhouette of the body.

Orecchini indossati della collezione Luminous Line
Orecchini indossati della collezione Luminous Line

For this High Jewelery collection, I imagined some surreal lines that I could draw on the body with the jewels, guiding them along a path. I used the soft and elastic parts to highlight the sensuality, while the stiffness brings out the salts and hollows of the body. And of course the effect that the magic seems to hold back is a personal delight of mine! The use of diamonds is a deliberate choice, as they are the brightest and brightest stones and can perfectly capture sunlight.
Marie Cabirou, founder and creative director of Marie Mas

Collane indossate della collezione Luminous Line
Collane indossate della collezione Luminous Line

The collection includes two models of necklaces, four types of pierced earrings, an ear jewel, a bracelet and a ring. The jewels are made of 18K rose gold, with ethically extracted natural diamonds. Luminous Line features variations of the pieces of full diamonds, half diamond and full gold and adjustable clasps: as in the other collections of Marie Cabirou.

Orecchini realizzati in oro rosa 18 carati e tempestati di 54 diamanti per un totale di 1,4 carati. Due linee morbide che si attorcigliano attorno al lobo dell'orecchio, con diamanti di diverse dimensioni che creano l'illusione di un movimento
Orecchini realizzati in oro rosa 18 carati e tempestati di 54 diamanti per un totale di 1,4 carati. Due linee morbide che si attorcigliano attorno al lobo dell’orecchio, con diamanti di diverse dimensioni che creano l’illusione di un movimento
MARIE MAS Aurora necklace full diamonds
Una collana di diamanti pieni, realizzata in oro bianco 18 carati con 221 diamanti per un totale di 10,8 carati. I diamanti che riflettono la luce creano l’illusione di un disegno di luce sul corpo. Al contrario, le parti rigide della catena mettono in risalto magnificamente le clavicole di chi lo indossa mentre le parti flessibili cadono delicatamente per prendere la forma del collo
Orecchino realizzato in oro rosa 18 carati e tempestato di 52 diamanti per un totale di 1,6 carati. Ha una clip sulla parte superiore per tenerlo in posizione, trasformandolo in una delicata curva di luce sull'orecchio
Orecchino realizzato in oro rosa 18 carati e tempestato di 52 diamanti per un totale di 1,6 carati. Ha una clip sulla parte superiore per tenerlo in posizione, trasformandolo in una delicata curva di luce sull’orecchio
Braccialetto di diamanti, realizzato in oro bianco 18 carati con 75 diamanti per un totale di 3,5 carati. I diamanti catturano perfettamente la luce creando l'illusione di un disegno di luce
Braccialetto di diamanti, realizzato in oro bianco 18 carati con 75 diamanti per un totale di 3,5 carati. I diamanti catturano perfettamente la luce creando l’illusione di un disegno di luce
Un girocollo in oro rosa 18 carati, simile a un raggio di sole che passa dolcemente lungo la pelle
Un girocollo in oro rosa 18 carati, simile a un raggio di sole che passa dolcemente lungo la pelle
Anello di diamanti realizzato in oro rosa 18 carati. È tempestato di 106 diamanti per un totale di 3 carati
Anello di diamanti realizzato in oro rosa 18 carati. È tempestato di 106 diamanti per un totale di 3 carati
Orecchini in oro rosa 18 carati e tempestati di 54 diamanti per un totale di 1,4 carati. Due linee morbide che si attorcigliano attorno al lobo dell'orecchio, con diamanti di diverse dimensioni che creano l'illusione di un movimento
Orecchini in oro rosa 18 carati e tempestati di 54 diamanti per un totale di 1,4 carati. Due linee morbide che si attorcigliano attorno al lobo dell’orecchio, con diamanti di diverse dimensioni che creano l’illusione di un movimento







Ritorno al futuro con Buccellati Vintage

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Buccellati nell’atmosfera couture delle sfilate parigini. La Maison milanese ha deciso di esporre alcuni pezzi inediti della collezione Vintage all’interno della boutique di rue Saint Honoré. L’evento coincide con la settimana della Haute Couture e rappresentano l’evoluzione stilistica di Buccellati, senza però perdere il suo stile caratteristico. I gioielli selezionati sono stati realizzati tra gli anni Quaranta e gli anni Novanta e rappresentano il top della produzione della Maison per le qualità artigianali con cui sono stati prodotti. La collezione Vintage, al pari di quelle heritage delle grandi firme della gioielleria, è il risultato di una valorizzazione del patrimonio creativo dell’azienda, che oggi fa parte del gruppo Richemont.

Bracciale Deep Light Blue, con un imponente foliage in oro giallo, inciso a segrinato, dove ogni foglia ha una venatura centrale in oro bianco e diamanti. La pietra centrale è una acquamarina carré di 74,25 carati, con 98 diamanti taglio brillante
Bracciale Deep Light Blue, con un imponente foliage in oro giallo, inciso a segrinato, dove ogni foglia ha una venatura centrale in oro bianco e diamanti. La pietra centrale è una acquamarina carré di 74,25 carati, con 98 diamanti taglio brillante

L’idea di valorizzare il patrimonio di Buccellati si è tradotto in un lavoro di studio e ricerca, che ha portato all’archiviazione di oltre 20.000 disegni originali, 500 gessi e più di 6.000 fotografie. Da questo lavoro è nata la collezione Vintage. Ogni gioiello della collezione sarà custodito nel suo astuccio d’epoca (se esiste) oppure in un box appositamente studiato per riprodurre lo stile di quello originale. Il certificato di garanzia, inoltre, includerà un’immagine del prodotto attuale e copia del suo disegno originale.

Set Purezza, 1973-1974, collana e orecchini in oro rigato, con 322 diamanti taglio brillante per la collana, 326 diamanti taglio brillante per gli orecchini, quattro perle barocche Mari del Sud 82,7 carati per collana e orecchini
Set Purezza, 1973-1974, collana e orecchini in oro rigato, con 322 diamanti taglio brillante per la collana, 326 diamanti taglio brillante per gli orecchini, quattro perle barocche Mari del Sud 82,7 carati per collana e orecchini

I prodotti della collezione Vintage potranno essere acquistati in selezionate boutique del mondo (Milano, Roma, Parigi, Londra, New York e Los Angeles), grazie anche al supporto dei Vintage Ambassadors, che illustreranno aspetti inediti, segreti e caratteristiche di ogni pezzo.

Spilla Boccioli in oro, diamanti e smeraldo al centro
Spilla Arazzo, 1994, in oro, 152 diamanti e uno smeraldo al centro di 6,76 carati
Anello Derma, realizzato a mano nel 1973, con pietra di luna di 28,50 carati e 30 diamanti taglio brillante
Anello Derma, realizzato a mano nel 1973, con pietra di luna di 28,50 carati e
30 diamanti taglio brillante
Anello cocktail Deep Blue, con zaffiro centrale di 10 carati, tagliato a cuscino, traforo in oro bianco e diamanti
Anello cocktail Deep Blue, con zaffiro centrale di 10 carati, tagliato a cuscino, traforo in oro bianco e diamanti
Anello cocktail Laguna. Si ispira alle acque calme di una laguna con peridoto centrale di 22 carati circondato da un castone in oro bianco inciso a modellato e circondato da alcuni 36 diamanti taglio brillante
Anello cocktail Laguna. Si ispira alle acque calme di una laguna con peridoto centrale di 22 carati circondato da un castone in oro bianco inciso a modellato e
circondato da alcuni 36 diamanti taglio brillante
Collana Turbine, 1994. Ha due file di foglie in oro giallo inciso a rigato ai lati della catena, una perla Mabe  e 143 diamanti
Collana Turbine, 1994. Ha due file di foglie in oro giallo inciso a rigato ai lati della catena, una perla Mabe e 143 diamanti
Orecchini Rania, con tormaline a goccia di 8,10 carati e 150 diamanti incastonati nella cornice a raggi taglio brillante e sei a goccia
Orecchini Rania, con tormaline a goccia di 8,10 carati e 150 diamanti incastonati nella cornice a raggi taglio brillante e sei a goccia

Orecchini Fiori e Boccioli, con la tipica lavorazione  in oro a filigrana e diamanti taglio brillante
Orecchini Fiori e Boccioli, con la tipica lavorazione in oro a filigrana e 28 diamanti taglio brillante







Philippe Lauras’ fine jewelry ribbons

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It’s nice to take flight. Philippe Lauras has produced works for Maison such as Jar, Fred, Harry Winston, Van Cleef et Arpels, Marina Bulgari … At a certain point in his life, however, he rightly decided that he could also create something for himself: the designer has thus shows on the occasion of GemGèneve the fruit of his experience. They are jewels that reflect not only the technical and manufacturing skills, but also an aesthetic taste that is on par with that of the most famous Parisian brands. Bows and scrolls, weaves and ribbons made of gold and diamonds, or sapphires, emeralds, spinels and so on, are of high jewelery. The collection is called Falbala and comes from a work of imagination around a ribbon. Sometimes this ribbon is tied around the finger to form a ring full of volume and delicacy. Other times the knot forms an earring whose scrolls delicately adorn the face.

Orecchini Promesse, oro rodiato nero e diamanti
Orecchini Promesse, oro rodiato nero e diamanti

A track that Philippe Lauras has traveled starting from the Paris jewelry school (BJOP), combined with additional training in gemology, drawing, volume and modeling courses. In the early 1980s, all of this served to work with the two Parisian laboratories recognized for the creation of the most demanding and prestigious pieces of French and international jewelery. We have already mentioned the brands with which the designer’s skill has been tested.

Orecchini Impatiente, oro rodiato nero e spinelli
Orecchini Impatiente, oro rodiato nero e spinelli

With this experience, in 1995, Philippe Lauras created a workshop of his near Paris, positioned on the design of unique pieces for the big names in jewelry. He perfected himself in collaboration with Victoire de Castellane (Dior). And today he launches the first collection which, he explains, combines elegance and refinement. All jewels are obviously created and entirely handmade in the laboratory. The pieces are mobile, light, which help to set the jewels in motion, thus giving life to the jewels. The diamonds used are natural, D.E / VVS quality, guaranteed by the Kimberley international certification.

Anello Falbala, oro rodiato nero e spinelli
Anello Falbala, oro rodiato nero e spinelli
Orecchini Falbala, oro, smeraldi e zaffiri rosa
Orecchini Falbala, oro, smeraldi e zaffiri rosa
Anello Falbala, oro rodiato nero e diamanti
Anello Falbala, oro rodiato nero e diamanti
Orecchini Falbala, oro rodiato nero e zaffiri rosa
Orecchini Falbala, oro rodiato nero e zaffiri rosa
Orecchini Elégance, oro rodiato e diamanti
Orecchini Elégance, oro rodiato e diamanti
Philippe Lauras. Copyright: gioiellis.com
Philippe Lauras. Copyright: gioiellis.com







The World Seen From Harumi

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The jewelry by Harumi Klossowska de Rola, daughter of Balthus, the result of her imaginative expeditions inside the nature.
Balthus (1908-2001), pseudonym of Balthasar Klossowski de Rola, was one of the most famous French painters of the twentieth century. Of Polish origin, Balthus had an adventurous life and at age of 60 he married his second wife, the Japanese Setsuko Ideta, 35 years younger than him. By the wedding, six years later, was born Harumi, grew up in the Villa Medici, the magnificent French Embassy in Rome, where Balthus for some time was director of the French Academy.

Harumi Klossowska de Rola
Harumi Klossowska de Rola

Harumi Klossowska de Rola has acquired the creative attitude of the father, but mostly she transported it in the jewelry world. Let me be clear: are jewels that express a close relationship with the art world. In addition to designed pieces of high jewelry for some of Maison Place Vendôme, Harumi has designed a number of pieces that seem to come from a collection of a science museum, with influences from animal skeletons, cataloged according kingdom, class, order , family, just like a naturalist. On the other hand, is what you should expect from a woman who was photographed by Henri Cartier-Bresson, she took tea with Federico Fellini and noted David Bowie interviewing his father, as she said to New York Times. His collection was also exhibited in Paris at the Ecole des Arts Joailliers. The jewels, hand drawn in the great paternal wood cottage where he lived for long periods, are made of wood and gold, the delicate balance between Japan and Switzerland. If all the jewels have an imprint of their creator, those retain a double or maybe even triple and quadruple: the different lives that she has so far lived all together.

Anello in ottone bagnato oro per Goossens
Anello in ottone bagnato oro per Goossens

During 2022 Klossowska de Rola entered into a collaboration with the Parisian Maison Goossens. The result is a capsule collection of jewels with a sculptural flavor, which once again have animals, a butterfly, as their subject (the designer lives in Switzerland in a large wooden house together with a wolf and an African wild cat). The jewels are in gold-plated brass.

Collana in ottone bagnato oro per Goossens
Collana in ottone bagnato oro per Goossens
Spilla in corno con diamanti neri e cognac, zaffiri, opale di fuoco
Spilla in corno con diamanti neri e cognac, zaffiri, opale di fuoco
Orecchini serplente in corno e oro bianco
Orecchini serplente in corno e oro bianco
Anello in oro a forma di teschio di aquila
Anello in oro a forma di teschio di aquila
Cheetah ring
Cheetah ring
Hawk ring
Hawk ring
Panthera ring
Panthera ring
White Lion ring
White Lion ring
Immagine giovanile di Balthus
Immagine giovanile di Balthus







Marco Bicego opens in Paris




A challenge in the home of the great French Maison: it is that of Marco Bicego, a Venetian brand of fine jewelry, but which has recently expanded its offer to include high jewelery. Now Bicego has opened a flagship store in Paris, at 179 Boulevard Saint Germain, the main street of the Latin Quarter, near the Lutetia hotel, one of the best known in the area. The store is part of a historic building, with brass elements that reflect the burin technique of the gold surface of the jewels, typical of the brand.

L'interno dello store di Marco Bicego a Parigi
L’interno dello store di Marco Bicego a Parigi

The setting takes up the concept of the brand’s other single-brand stores, with the brown of the plaster combined with the oak wood of the boiserie. Extra clear glass and brushed brass metal come together to create showcases and displays, and the natural tones of the environment further echo the characteristic palette of Marco Bicego.

This global showcase is a big step forward in our brand growth strategy. We wanted to create a refined and luxurious environment in which to offer local and international customers the experience of appreciating Made in Italy creativity and craftsmanship, accompanying them to discover the brand and collections. Digital gives us the unique opportunity to approach a very broad audience, but the physical experience with the product remains crucial, especially in our industry.
Marco Bicego

Marco Bicego
Marco Bicego

The opening of the Paris flagship represents another stage in the geography of the brand’s international development, after the inaugurations of Beijing in China (2020) and Baden-Baden in Germany (2021). In Paris Marco Bicego is already present in the most important department stores of Printemps and La Samaritaine.

L'esterno della boutique in rue Saint Germain
L’esterno della boutique in rue Saint Germain
Set di collana e orecchini Alta
Set di collana e orecchini Alta
Pendente in oro 18 carati e pavé di diamanti
Pendente in oro 18 carati e pavé di diamanti
Anello con boules in oro e gemme
Anello con boules in oro e gemme di Marco Bicego

Bracciale in oro Lucia
Bracciale in oro Lucia







The magical arch of David Gusky and his Davidor

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When he was 28, he founded Davidor, a Maison of jewelery and high jewelry: David Gusky, who is now 32, is a special type. American, the son of New York wholesale jewelry dealers, he settled in Paris, on rue de la Paix. But he also loves Italy. It is no coincidence that he chose an architectural element inspired by Italy as the iconic sign of his brand. To be precise, this is the arch that, says the designer, is the one used by Andrea Palladio in his 16th century Venetian villas, which he himself saw in Vicenza, where one of the jewelry industry districts is located.

Anello in oro 18 carati con ceramica bianca e diamanti
Anello in oro 18 carati con ceramica bianca e diamanti

Not only that: the love for the bow has also moved to a particular form of gems. The Maison has patented the Davidor Arch Cut Diamond and the Davidor Arch Cut Gemstone. The jewels are made in France using gold, platinum and precious stones. Quality is ensured not only by the experience accumulated in the family by David Gusky, but also by his studies at the Gemological Institute of America (Gia) in New York.

Orecchini pendenti L'Arc de Davidor in oro rosa 18 carati e ceramica laccata
Orecchini pendenti L’Arc de Davidor in oro rosa 18 carati e ceramica laccata
Orecchini L'Arc de Davidor in oro rosa 18 carati e ceramica laccata
Orecchini L’Arc de Davidor in oro rosa 18 carati e ceramica laccata
Bracciale L'Arc de Davidor in oro bianco 18 carati e ceramica laccata
Bracciale L’Arc de Davidor in oro bianco 18 carati e ceramica laccata
Anello L'Arc de Davidor in oro rosa 18 carati e ceramica laccata
Anello L’Arc de Davidor in oro rosa 18 carati e ceramica laccata
Anello Coïncidence in oro bianco 18 carati con zaffiri blu e diamanti
Anello Coïncidence in oro bianco 18 carati con zaffiri blu e diamanti

Anello in oro bianco 18 carati con acquamarina e diamanti
Anello in oro bianco 18 carati con acquamarina e diamanti







Arthus-Bertrand, medal and jewels

A French Maison with behind more than 200 years of history: here are the jewels designed by Arthus-Bertrand.

Turn the hands of the clock back and you will arrive at the year 1083. The British finish the exploration of Australia and discover that it is an island. The Italian scientist Alessandro Volta begins the industrial production of his battery. The United States buys Louisiana from France for $ 15 million. And in Paris, after the establishment of the Legion of Honor, the Consulate and the army asked to produce decorations, made by the Arthus-Bertrand workshop.

Collana con medaglione Fabula Rouge in oro giallo e bianco, diamanti, smalto rosso
Collana con medaglione Fabula Rouge in oro giallo e bianco, diamanti, smalto rosso

The French goldsmith thus becomes a specialist in engraving. Even today the Maison produces medals and official decorations. But over time he has also added jewels. Also in this case, a good part of the jewels are dedicated to important moments, to celebrations such as weddings or anniversaries. However, there is no shortage of jewels to wear every day. At Arthus-Bertrand 250 specialized artisans work, in particular, to make silver and gold jewelry. They have nothing to do with officialdom, but they are very simple, modern jewels, which do not reveal the more than 200 years of history behind them. Knowing that there is a long history behind it, however, makes you appreciate more what you buy.

The last colors by Isabelle Langlois





New jewels with many colorful stones presented by Isabelle Langlois ♦

When you have behind a tradition, a history, an experience, the result can only be excellent: it’s the story of Isabelle Langlois, who from his boutique on the rue de la Paix, in Paris, creates imaginative combinations of gems huddled in brightly light around rings or bracelets. Its capacity is not due only to the imagination, but also the expertise to distinguish the precious stones he uses. Behind her is, she said, a tradition that dates back to the 17th century. Isabelle’s family was originally from the Jura (Switzerland), and came to Paris in 1929. “As a child I was already surrounded by the sparkle of gems and all the creativity that came with them”, said the designer.

Anello in  oro rosa, ametista,  tormalina verde, peridoto, zaffiri rosa
Anello in
oro rosa, ametista, tormalina verde, peridoto, zaffiri rosa
The result of all the experience has remained in her blood and now produces rings with fancy colored stones like quartz, garnet or sapphire, which transform the jewelry many multicolored flowers. The magic of the color of the stones is familiar: it’s appropriate to say. After working as a designer for many of the Maison of jewelry, it began to produce pieces on his own in 1998. His collections were housed in half the world. And while Paris continues to be its base, its largest market continues to be Asia. For those fascinated by the palette of shades of its jewels, knows that prices vary between 500 and 10 thousand euro. For

Anello in oro bianco, calcedonio, corderite, pietra luna, zaffiro, diamanti
Anello in oro bianco, calcedonio, corderite, pietra luna, zaffiro, diamanti
Pendente in oro rosa, ametista, diamanti
Pendente in oro rosa, ametista, diamanti
Orecchini in oro bianco, topazio, tsavorite, zaffiri, diamanti, corderite
Orecchini in oro bianco, topazio, tsavorite, zaffiri, diamanti, corderite
Pendente in oro bianco, topazio, iolite, tsavorite, diamanti
Pendente in oro bianco, topazio, iolite, tsavorite, diamanti
Anello in oro rosa, quarzo verde, peridoto, ametista, diopside, diamanti
Anello in oro rosa, quarzo verde, peridoto, ametista, diopside, diamanti

Orecchini in oro giallo e rosa, pietra luna rancio, rubellite, zaffiri rosa
Orecchini in oro giallo e rosa, pietra luna rancio, rubellite, zaffiri rosa







The fantasies of Frédéric Mané




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
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.

Bozzetto dell'anello progettato per Rubeus
Bozzetto dell’anello progettato per 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
Chiara Ferragni indossa il bracciale Fortuna con smeraldi e diamanti disegnato per Rubeus
Frederic Mané
Frederic Mané
Due guache per un anello della linea Crystal palace di Rubeus
Due guache per un anello della linea Crystal palace di Rubeus

Studio per anello della linea Crystal palace di Rubeus
Studio per anello della linea Crystal palace di Rubeus







Oscar Massin, a new ancient brand is born

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Reviving the names of the great designers of the past is an operation that is often repeated. This is the case, for example, for Fulco di Verdura, or René Lalique. Now it is the turn of Oscar Massin, the great Belgian jeweler born in 1829. A new Maison, in fact, was born in Paris with the name of Oscar Massin, but made its debut in the United States. In the nineteenth century Oscar Massin the jeweler moved to Paris and worked as a jeweler in Place Vendôme. He also showed him his jewels at the famous Universal Exhibition in Paris, in 1867, and received the gold medal. He was, in short, a rival of the contemporaries Frédéric Boucheron and Louis-François Cartier.

Orecchini a cerchio in oro bianco, diamanti di laboratorio
Orecchini a cerchio in oro bianco, diamanti di laboratorio

Disappeared in 1895, Massin was forgotten. Until now. The new Maison that uses the jeweler’s name was founded by Frederic de Narp, CEO of Oscar Massin, (and former global CEO of Harry Winston), and by Sandrine de Laage, creative director, with Coralie de Fontenay, president (all two ex Harry Winston and Cartier). But with one big difference from the jeweler of the past: the Maison uses diamonds created in the Latitude laboratory, which it considers climate neutral (they are the first to meet the highest standards of environmental and ethical responsibility of SCS Global Services), together with gold and platinum. recycled. The brand has a link with Luximpact, a Luxembourg-based financial company that controls companies in the luxury sector, while among the investors there are also Kate Hudson and the stylist Rachel Zoe.

Given his legacy and spirit, if Oscar Massin were still around, he would most likely challenge the entire industry with an emphasis on innovation and sustainability. This is our inspiration and ambition for the brand.
Frederic de Narp

Bracciale in oro giallo e diamanti di laboratorio
Bracciale in oro giallo e diamanti di laboratorio

The style of Oscar Massin’s jewels wants to maintain a bond that characterized the Belgian jeweler. In particular, with the filigree frame. The gold threads that make up the jewels thus sometimes take on the appearance of a lace. A line of jewelry is called Filigree (filigree). The jewels have a price between one thousand and 30,000 euros.

Bracciale in oro giallo e diamanti di laboratorio
Bracciale in oro giallo e diamanti di laboratorio

Lo stile dei gioielli di Oscar Massin vuole mantenere un legame quello che caratterizzava il gioielliere belga. In particolare, con la montatura in filigrana. I fili di oro che compongono i gioielli assumono così, qualche volta, l’aspetto di un pizzo. Una linea di gioielli si chiama, appunto, Filigree (filigrana). I gioielli hanno un prezzo tra i mille e i 30.000 euro.

Anello a banda in oro giallo
Anello a banda in oro giallo
Anello in oro giallo e diamanti di laboratorio
Anello in oro giallo e diamanti di laboratorio
Orecchini Filigree a cerchio in oro giallo
Orecchini Filigree a cerchio in oro giallo
Orecchini Lace Flowers in oro giallo e diamanti di laboratorio
Orecchini Lace Flowers in oro giallo e diamanti di laboratorio
Anello Lace Flowers in oro giallo e diamanti di laboratorio
Anello Lace Flowers in oro giallo e diamanti di laboratorio






A cascade of diamonds with Yeprem

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There are Maison that have been offering the same jewels for decades. Legitimate. But there are others that amaze with special effects. And they really are very special when it comes to fine jewelry. One of these brands is Yeprem, born in Beirut, but active on the international market with jewels that challenge even a sheikh’s bank account. In particular, Yeprem is famous for its diamond jewelry. And they are jewels that often break the mold, as evidenced by the new pieces presented at the same time as the Paris Couture week.

Collana indossata con 1341 diamanti e uno smeraldo
Collana indossata con 1341 diamanti e uno smeraldo

A jewel undoubtedly out of the ordinary is the Claw ring. Forget the classic diamond ring: this is a real claw with five bands of gold covered with diamonds that sparkle on the back of the hand. A jewel with an aggressive design. On the contrary, the Crown tiara suggests a romantic and, inevitably, luxurious atmosphere. Among the new proposals for high jewelery there is also a necklace with diamonds and emeralds with a collar. Also in this case the jewel suggests a classic and refined feeling thanks to the 1341 precious stones used, of which 52.98 carats of round cut diamonds, 30.43 marquise cut diamonds, in addition to the 4.93 carat emerald. Jewels that also enchanted Jennifer Lopez, who performed on stage with Yeprem jewels during the special concert for the film she stars in, Marry Me.

Collana con 52,98 carati di diamanti taglio rotondo e 30,43 carati di diamanti marquise, smeraldo da 4,93 carati
Collana con 52,98 carati di diamanti taglio rotondo e 30,43 carati di diamanti marquise, smeraldo da 4,93 carati

Anello Claw
Anello Claw indossato

Anello Claw in oro bianco e diamanti
Anello Claw in oro bianco e diamanti
Diadema indossato
Diadema indossato
Diadema con 960 diamanti: 23.87 carati taglio rotondo, 30.15 carati taglio marquise, un diamante a pera di 0.33 carati
Diadema con 960 diamanti: 23.87 carati taglio rotondo, 30.15 carati taglio marquise, un diamante a pera di 0.33 carati

Jennifer Lopez con gioielli Yeprem
Jennifer Lopez con gioielli Yeprem







New boutique for Marie Mas




Marie Mas, a jewelry brand founded and directed by Marie Cabirou, has moved to Paris. The new boutique is located at 41 Rue de Richelieu, in the center, 1st arrondissement, not far from the Louvre. The showroom was designed by the designer Morgane Fraga, a graduate of the prestigious Duperré Parisian school. Every detail has been designed to be consistent with the brand’s DNA, with soft colors and curved shapes, to create a welcoming atmosphere.

L'interno della boutique di Marie Mas
L’interno della boutique di Marie Mas

Marie Cabirou, the founder of the Maison, who shone with original jewels with moving elements, also studied at École Duperré (College of Art, Design and Fashion) and Ifm (French Fashion Institute) in Paris. She learned jewelry design by assisting Florence Croisier and Shourouk. In 2012, she joined the Christian Dior Couture house with Raf Simons. Having learned the secrets of fine jewelry, after three years she decided to launch her line, which has her name or, better, that of her grandmother which, she explains, has influenced her taste for beauty and creation.

Un angolo della boutique
Un angolo della boutique

Marie Cabirou, a sinistra, con Morgane Fraga
Marie Cabirou, a sinistra, con Morgane Fraga

Orecchino in oro rosa e rubini
Orecchino in oro rosa e rubini by Marie Mas







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