Jewelry designers France

Family house and Austrian, leader of the cut crystal. It offers you a range of jewellery that is sometimes handmade, such as rings, earrings, headlines, bracelets, pins, necklaces, adornments, adornments, for men and women, but also fashion accessories, watches, home accessories, exotic birds, sculptures, vases, bowls, boxes, etc. The reception is open and dynamic, the shop pleasant and filled with exciting discoveries.

You couldn't find this jeweler anywhere else but in the Rue des Dames. And there are many who would love to wear one of this workshop's creations. This artisan jeweler has been working in La Rochelle for three years, and welcomes with great attention all those who would like a piece of jewelry. Jean Souzy, who has worked for some of the world's most prestigious jewelry houses, likes to play on the inspiration of nature's reflections and colors. If you're passing through La Rochelle, don't hesitate to pay a visit to this downtown workshop. This creative space offers a wide range of services: engraving on plates, curbets, polishing and finishing of jewelry, ring sizing... The website gives a glimpse of this jeweller's talent through a rich catalog of earrings, pendants and rings.

The Loréa jewelry stores ("flower" in Basque) are the showcases for the creations of Catherine Ithurbide, a jeweler's granddaughter who fell in love with the Basque country and set up her firstboutique-atelier in the medieval town of Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port. It's here that she creates her gold and silver jewels, a veritable cornucopia! Passionate about Basque culture, from which she draws all her inspiration, she imagines a new way of wearing the Basque cross. Her jewelry line is chic and trendy, and showcased from her luminous boutique in Petit Bayonne.

The chic has an appointment with luxury fantasy. The finest brands have been home to Frédéric Creation for the greatest pleasure of women. From the top of Hermès, to the very accessible Mascot of Bere, by way of Christian Lacroix, Zoe Candy, Torrente, Dolce (tel) Gabbana, Montblanc… So many names that make us head your head. And if you want a unique gem, the master can transform your old ring or bracelet.

Gil Vidal, a passionate craftsman by his profession, has been performing wonders in his shop at the bottom of his shop for over twenty years. Clients bring gold and stones and make them unique parts. They also come with drawings and create the perfect ring ring. Otherwise, the windows are shining with a thousand lights for those who prefer to immediately decorate the desired jewelry.

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...

The house exists since 1964. Here, mother-of-pearl and coral are worked from father to daughter. You can see the craftsmen at work in the workshop at the back of the house, which opens onto a long shop offering a wide range of jewellery, from the most affordable to the most luxurious. A very friendly family welcomes you and can talk to you about mother-of-pearl, coral and manufacturing techniques. It's an opportunity to bring back a really made in Porto souvenir, refined, light (if you are on a bike!) and of great quality. So mother of pearl or coral? Both of course, they go well together!

Who did not dream of owning a single piece, a jewel created for nothing alone, or even imagined… the Gourgot are artisan jewellers jewellers for three generations, especially the "Garnet of Perpignan". As a showcase, many of their creations are found, and in workshop they also make all the transformations of possible and unimaginable jewelry, and if you do not have many ideas, let yourself guide, they will make wonders. The jewellery also repairs and maintains your jewellery.

This small shop offers jewelry made in the workshop located above the store using noble materials: money, leather, stone. Jewellery from other creators, sober, fine and original, is also offered. Some designers are located in Angers or Nantes. Originality comes from the fact that they are unique pieces or then made in small series. What do the girlfriends do, isn't it ladies? To do this, you need to have a bank of between 30 € and 150 € so that you don't have to go empty.

Carole Chiotasso, a true artisan d'art, welcomes you to her atelier-boutique to discover her ethical creations in 18-carat gold. Her inspiration comes from the Mediterranean, where she grew up, and from her passion for Roman art. Here you'll find unique pieces of great finesse, Fairmined-labeled, attesting that the gold worked here is extracted from autonomous and responsible mines. In perfect harmony with her values, Carole invites you to discover her world, including her collections of engagement rings and her range of wedding bands...

Designer Rachel Guérin takes you on a journey! Inspired by her children's creations made on the beaches of Costa Rica, she offers you delicate jewels "thought like talismans", she tells us. The stones are not chosen at random, not even for their simple beauty: they feed you with their unique mineral strength. Choose well those which speak to you... Necklaces and necklaces, easily combinable, are fine and shimmering, silver is used as a support for discreet stones mounted in bracelets, and rings revisit the models of yesteryear. A children's range is proposed, light and refreshing, and you will also find some leather goods.

Created in 2019 on the initiative of a canine enthusiast, Natura Pattes is a small Jura-based artisan company. Using parachute cord, Laura makes collars, leashes and toys entirely by hand for a unique and original result. You can also discover a range of jewelry, accessories and books. Come and discover this unique craft in the Jura, and treat your dog to accessories you won't find from any other owner.

From Place Vendôme in Paris to Avenue Edouard VII in Biarritz, Patricia and Christophe couldn't resist the call of the Basque coast and the land of their birth. Also Basque by virtue of the imagination of this culture, Christophe, from a pencilled sketch, designs unique collections from his factory, with his master jewelers. The title of "Maître Artisan d'Art" (Master Craftsman of Art) comes into its own here, with the famous "Biarritz" mushroom ring and many other fine pieces.

Sylvie Joyerot's private salon is nestled in an inner courtyard, facing the Dukes' Palace, in a place historically dedicated to precious jewellery. In this hushed and refined boudoir, engagement rings, wedding rings and jewellery are beautifully combined. It is Sylvie herself who created this unique and innovative concept which consists in receiving lovers in a setting conducive to words of love. Together, they come to choose the jewel of their dreams and Sylvie, with her long experience in the world of jewelry and her ability to listen, will guide and advise each of them. Lifetime guarantee, vigilance of quality-price ratio, a large choice of French-made models is on display, and the most daring will also have the opportunity to think about a unique creation made in the workshop. Passionate, Sylvie really takes special care of the customers she receives, because taking time for the important things is her credo. For this unique moment, it will be necessary to make an appointment, and above all take your time to let the magic happen.

For lovers of style and originality on the fringe of the usual ready-to-wear, La Femme à Barbe, a curiosity store, is the best door to push. You will be very kindly welcomed by Julie Bonnard, textile designer for men and women, who makes entirely hand-made clothes in small series with clean and assertive cuts, and Marie Gonon, designer of high-end costume jewelry, inspired by nature, often light and always of high quality. Both of them also work on made-to-measure. A store to discover also on line.

The gallery presents a fine collection of singular jewelry: editions or one-off pieces of rings, brooches, pendants and other ornaments. Solid silver and gold predominate, but ceramic, Murano glass and even Plexiglas items are also on display. A number of artists have their work on permanent display, including paintings, engravings and sculptures in bronze and paper. The place shows its diversity by mixing refinement, originality and modernity. A good address if you like jewelry, fine art... or both!

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.

One of the main assets of this, is to be self-taught. It does not prohibit anything, detached from the slightest yoke of classical training. However, there is no chance and the artistic fiber, she has it in her. A mom-dancer, a taste for theatre and writing, at age 23 she turns resolutely into the image. A passion for old things and objects that tell a story, that is the thread of its work. With the different subjects and treatments, each picture is a condensed story. The artist opens doors and doesn't want to dictate what she wants to think of her images, everyone interprets them with his own subjectivity and feeling. A world that is beholder, aesthetic and sucking, who will take you from the photo to the ancient jewels (insect jewelry… a pure wonder). In short, a meeting with genuine talent and boundless fantasy. To discover absolutely.

On the small Cours Lafayette, Sébastien Prune welcomes you in its jewellery shop. This jeweller-jeweler from father to son in Toulon since the 70 s revives your ancient jewels in the restaurant or revising them, adding to the need all kinds of precious or fine stones (on order), as well as cultured pearls - from Tahiti, Japan, China, South Sea… Bracelets, necklaces, earrings, rings, découvrent discover a new life that you can discover in photography on its website as an example. More often unique creations!

Welcome to the realm of colorful, ethnic and baroque jewelry, a reflection of travel and crossbreeding. Gas Bijoux is a family story that began in Saint-Tropez over thirty years ago. André Gas, a Beaux-Arts graduate, sold his handcrafted creations and lucky charms on the beaches. In this little jewel-case, a stone's throw from the Place du Marché-Saint-Honoré, the decor is meticulous, the atmosphere slightly subdued and the welcome most pleasant. You'll find brushed silver, mixtures of materials and colors (enamel and resin, mother-of-pearl and fabric, coral and turquoise), peace and love bracelets, leather link bracelets, beaded long necklaces and other wearable jewelry (crocodile, dancer, etc.). Each piece is assembled, polished and crafted in-house by French artisans. Today, André Gas works with his two children, to whom he has passed on his know-how and love of exceptional costume jewelry. The brand's universe has expanded with the Gas Bijoux by Marie clothing line and the "Ensoleille-moi" perfume.

In his studio-laboratory, Didier Guyot offers a true journey back in time, from where you will return with... a photograph to remember! The artist is an ambrotypist photographer. A quick explanation: in the second half of the 19th century, photography was not digital. With the collodion process, the image was formed on a glass plate and chemically bleached at the time of development. You see the old portraits found in the attic trunks? They're the same! Your photos seem to come straight out of the 19th century, as if you were in a previous life. A kind of return to the future that we love and offer!

In the old centre of Clermont is a gallery full of refinement and elegance. From the window and as soon as you walk through the door, Alain Pautot, an expert in gemmology and specialized in high jewellery, will transport you to the world of the great jewellers of the 20th century, especially those of the famous Place Vendôme in Paris. Prestigious old and signed jewellery, diamonds and other precious objects are presented in its sleekly designed display case. Boucheron, Cartier, Hermès, Van Cleef and Arpels are on his displays. The expertise of stones, objects and works of art is provided by the house. In other words, the pleasure of the eyes is guaranteed.

If you like to adorn yourself with jewellery, you appreciate it even more when it is unique and when it looks like you. For this, direction of Marie-Cécile Laguet's workshop. A jeweller-creator, she has an attentive ear. By listening to everyone's wishes and perceiving their personality, she imagines, creates and brings the jewel to life. Now, silver, gem, materials mix and match. Ring, pendant, earrings... If the jewel can be new, it can also be passed on from generation to generation. Marie-Cécile Laguet is working to restore, modernize or transform them, so that they can continue to live and dress the family's hands and necks.

Founded in 2019, Ethical Jewelry was the first jewelry store in Brittany to work with Fairmined-labeled gold (a label certifying the provenance of gold produced by artisanal mines). Adeline Grelaud, a jeweler with a diploma from the "métiers d'art" in Saumur, creates made-to-measure jewelry. Her first collection is based on the oak leaf, a symbol of longevity and family roots. The next, "je marche sur la lune", is inspired by lunar craters. Adeline also works with rare gemstones such as tourmaline. The jewels are of rare finesse and elegance. A listening ear and a kindness that are greatly appreciated!

Audrey Joaillerie is a gentle bubble of romantic rococo allure. This tiny boutique is an ode to refinement. Audrey, designer and ambassador of the place, gives birth to this little Rennes gem. And she's the one who does it all! Here, we take care of custom manufacturing, repair, transformation and even recycling for a unique and inimitable jewel. The workshop allows us to work with certified stones and metals of controlled origin: custom-made necklace in 18K gold set with 7 unheated Montana sapphires, diamond foliage ring in 18K RJC rose gold, faceted opal, rhodolite garnet and 18K rose gold... A real gem of a boutique!

This boutique-workshop is located in the heart of the historic center of Rennes. Although the Janins have retired, the new partners are continuing in the same vein: the creation, made-to-measure and sale of antique jewelry, in keeping with tradition. Jewelers and gemologists work in the workshop adjoining the boutique, in a classic, timeless style, playing with historical references and modernity. Here's a door to knock on to be guided and have your engagement ring custom-made. An eye-catching boutique with a collection of antique jewelry, some dating back to the 19th^century .

Elodie Marcillac is passionate about jewelry and the energy of stones. Connected to her intuition, this is where she finds the inspiration to create high-end bracelets, necklaces and pendants. Using natural gemstones and carefully selected crystals, the idea is to bring balance and harmony to her creations. In collaboration with cutler Christophe Lacaze, she imagines and creates a collection of unique pieces, designed in rare precious materials such as meteorite, damascus steel, fossil mammoth or agatized dinosaur bone.

Lorraine Harris explores the art of paper and transforms each sheet of paper into a delicate and poetic object. A creativity that expresses itself 100% through complementary activities: graphic design, illustration and the creation of paper objects. From the design of zero waste packaging for soaps to the creation of jewellery, notebooks or mobiles, each object is imagined and created with the greatest care. The prints are home-made (creation of the patterns in watercolour or ink, scanning and printing), the paper is not treated and hardly moves in time. Creative soul? Lorraine offers discovery workshops.

Once upon a time, Véronique's passion for costume jewelry led her to assemble natural, glass and wood beads, mother-of-pearl and leather to create jewelry for coquettish moms and little princesses. Earrings, bracelets, barrettes... at Il était une Rose, we love glitter as much as we love fine, refined jewelry, always made from quality or recycled materials (another collection to be found in her workshop). A fairy godmother, she'll also surprise you with personalized accessories: comforters, pencil cases, satchels...

Located on Boulevard de la Liberté, NIJ, from the Breton word for "flight", is an association of some twenty local designers sharing an exhibition space that doubles as a boutique. Here you'll find a wealth of decorative objects and original gift ideas to please yourself and others. Bags, hats, jewelry, stationery, sculptures, ceramics, lamps, lampshades and even children's accessories (cutlery, egg cups, stuffed animals, cushions, etc.) are all unique or produced in small series. We've fallen for Morgane Chouin's linocuts. A cozy nest created by Julie and Nadine, with a soft, comforting atmosphere. Also at the port of Dahouet in Val-André since 2022.

Both a designer boutique and an unusual place, this boudoir offers a multitude of gift ideas to please yourself or others. Jewelry designer Nathalie Robin invites craftswomen and artisans (most of them local) into her boutique to showcase their creations. Jewelry, textiles, cosmetics, home decor, groceries - there's something for the whole family. And that's not all: the boutique also features a cosy café-lecture corner where you can sit back, enjoy a treat or a drink, and pick up a book from the library.

As the name suggests, don't expect to find the same thing in this charming boutique. A real goldmine for gift ideas, L'éphémère perpétuel is home to some twenty designers. They exhibit their productions, often local, and you can imagine that they are varied! Clothes, leather goods, stuffed animals, decorative objects, jewellery, soaps, the ideas flow and the materials are transformed. Each designer exhibits for three months. They will take turns to talk to you about their passion.

The smart ones will find at this address beautiful objects, pieces of creators of the corner to please themselves and to bring back in memory, jewels to be adorned, illustrations to be framed, objects out of wooden to expose, clothing to be carried for the small ones and for the large ones, candles to be perfumed, small things to be nibbled... The creators receive you there and speak to you about their works, their method of work. A very nice address to discover in Gençay.

Discover a real jewelry workshop, like a treasure trove! Hélène Cancela has been creating silver and bronze jewelry for some 30 years, and the results are well worth seeing: Celtic, primitive or geometric in inspiration, sometimes encrusted with semi-precious stones, the jewels fashioned by this magical goldsmith are hymns to nature. Each piece is unique and created on site. Prices are accessible to all!

La Maison de Mili is a little Ali Baba's cave. Over a cup of tea or coffee, you will stroll along the shelves where magnificent creations of craftsmen and designers are displayed. Whether it's interior decoration, sewing or delicatessen, Emilie selects excellent products that you can't find anywhere else. It is also here that she has set up her sewing workshop, which she creates on demand. It is a pleasant place, where it is good to be away from the crowd. There is no doubt that this is where you will find the gift to offer on your return.

Kumka Atelier Création de Bijoux is a must for jewelry lovers in Villeurbanne. This workshop offers a wide selection of jewelry created by local artisans. Whether you're looking for ethnic, art deco, tribal or chic jewelry, you're sure to find what you're looking for here. The Kumka Atelier Création de Bijoux website is also an excellent resource for discovering their collection and ordering online. This means you can visit the atelier at any time that suits you.

At Le Sou Français in Hossegor, every coin becomes a precious treasure to be worn close to the heart. Behind this jewelry store lies a moving family story, that of a penny bequeathed by a great-grandfather who went to the front. Today, the designer perpetuates this heritage by crafting delicate jewelry that will make you, too, a passer of history. More than just jewelry, these are genuine family heirlooms passed down from generation to generation. Le Sou Français is a concept as poetic as it is personal, giving a new dimension to the jewelry we wear.