Jewelry designers Bouches-Du-Rhône

It offers a wide selection of costume jewelry, such as earrings, rings, bracelets and necklaces. Customers can buy in-store, collect in-store or have their purchases delivered.

Ethnic, precious or Art Deco cuffs, creole and sleeper earrings, baroque chokers, refined necklaces, torques, bracelets and grigris, cabochon rings... Estelle Misbach's creations oscillate between fantasy and jewelry. This young designer, who graduated from Esmod Paris, has been very talented since she launched her label Missback in 2011. She draws her inspiration from all directions, when she brings back silver fibulas, amber or turquoise from a trip to Morocco, when she hunts for antique jet pearls or baroque chandelier pendants... Diamonds, semi-precious stones, feathers and sequins, silk trimmings and braids or crocheted patterns, rhinestones, leather and shagreen are other materials that she combines with solid silver or gold for unique day/night jewelry pieces (at all prices). The collections are displayed at Espace KM in showcases or classified by theme (Diam, LOVE, Eliott, Caillou) in drawer boxes. And the animal sculptures of Gilles de Kerversau, with whom the designer shares the gallery, have something in common with her finery... unusual, fascinating, offbeat, poetic... You be the judge, go there, the place looks good!

T'RA pronounces in and ra, writes with a cross and round and wants to mean love in Tuareg dialect Tuareg. As you will have understood, we are here in a small shop of jewellery and accessories with ethnic dominance. This shop is distinguished by its originality and works with the jewels of the tribe Rigaux, Nature Jewels and the Corsican brand Yuna. Wooden and silver jewellery here is a great place. Hard not to try all rings… All the more so as the dealer (clear blue eyes) will encourage you to try. Earrings are unique. Like the bracelets and necklaces. To report, some leather objects: kits and purses. Hurry up to go a tour!

Alice is an inspired designer whose soul is a traveller. In her boutique just a stone's throw from the Cours Julien, she has given new life to a profession that has almost disappeared, that of milliner. This profession, which consisted in decorating hats, was once reserved for women (men being hatters). It is coming back to life with panache in this pretty little shop. The hats are made in Italy by a master hatter. They are then personalized here in Marseille with different materials brought back from inspired travels in Afghanistan, Turkey, Thailand or Madagascar (fabrics, jewelry, semi-precious stones...). Each piece is unique and unusual, the hats are available in 7 sizes. So there is something for every head size! Lovely jewels are also created and sold on the spot. In about ten minutes and according to your tastes, your personalized jewelry will be realized and your wishes will be granted. A beautiful way to let yourself be inspired by taking a unique piece of jewellery with you. The boutique also offers a jewellery repair service, including from other boutiques, as well as a re-gilding service, particularly appreciated by the local clientele.

Muriel is an ultra-sensitive artisan jeweler with a passion for jewelry. After training at the Haute École de Joaillerie in Paris, she set up her own high-fashion jewelry workshop in Aix. She creates one-off pieces and small series - necklaces, long necklaces, cuffs... - from precious interwoven gold or silver wires, onto which she threads semi-precious stones, glass beads, fine pearls, onyx, mother-of-pearl... Muriel also creates decorative textile objects, pendants and tiebacks. Poetic...

Pastoret Street is a charming street where the right addresses follow. And that of Sylvie Vogl is one! From his earliest childhood, the only three things that counted in the eyes of this passionate young woman were her books, her pearls and her little bits of cloth that she had in a box waiting to cut them. Today, she holds a boutique with a poetic and feminine atmosphere and manufactures beautiful brass jewelry blended with enamel, adorned with semi-precious pearls. It also manufactures kits and bags. Côté fabrics, Sylvie uses Japanese cotton, retro motifs and English fabrics Liberty. Go and see its latest collections: embroidered and woven jewellery, pailleté leather bags and iridescent leather, magnificent! Also accessories for hair. For those who already knew, the shop expanded and moved only a few doors further into Pastoret Street. An address strongly recommended by Le Petit Smart.