Jewelry designers Ile-De-France

Jacques Matta doesn't just sell jewellery, he creates it. Jeweller-creator, he has settled in rue du Général-Leclerc and offers his talents to create, transform or repair jewellery. Trained at the Nicolas-Flamel school, the designer thus produces unique pieces, on request and at prices that are not always inaccessible. On site, a wide range of watches and clocks is also available.

Since 2004, Emmanuelle Zysman's boutique has offered the creations of this inspired jeweler with a hippie-chic influence. Her gipsy inspiration is revealed through Indian beads, semi-precious stones and touches of gold here and there. One of the latest muses? Frida Kahlo, of course! The Mexican colors are happily mixed with the designer's touch. You'll also find engagement rings and wedding bands, as well as a line for men. There are many reasons to make this designer your jewelry favorite. Even the prices seem to have decreased for your pleasure...

When you enter the shop, the freshness and skinned of the shop-shop lies the eye and charm. Of the great white walls, Emmanuelle Souc's creations and imagination: nothing else. It is graceful and delicate. Jewelry, canvas and sculptures let us share the artist's universe with unique pieces that seem suspended over time and not fixed. In his literary, musical and theatre studies, the creator has acquired a strong taste, a sense of deep creation and the meaning of space and is seen in what she does: She takes us dancing in her world and her materials to China as she wishes her travels and desires. Flowers, stones, pieces of plastic polished by the sea, beads, minerals, brass, pen or organza: You will be charmed by the pieces of designer Emmanuelle Souc who will make you travel in music without the same: a rare, unique music.

«Shop shop for creators in Boulogne; unique pieces, small series of talented and original young designers ", this is how Pampille and Fibule, the bet is kept. In this den, you'll find the most expensive jewels in the pure creative fantasy room. A very wide choice and the height of all purses await you. A small detour by this will allow you to look at eyes and look at the pearl that best suits your desires. A host of necklaces, bracelets, rings, all more creative and even connected to each other. 

Hélène Courtaigne Delalande is a jewelry designer based in Paris. After working for almost ten years in art direction for major brands, she decided to devote herself to her passion for jewelry design. Her unique style blends matte and shiny gold, giving her creations a sculptural allure. She also uses little-used stones, giving her jewelry unusual harmonies. Hélène shapes her creations herself in her workshop, letting her hand and eye create strange symmetries. Her creativity led to her being chosen by De Beers to design a ring in the "Trilogy" series, and winning the Prix du Public at the Salon des Joailliers Créateurs in 2004. She has also worked with Guerlain to design the Issima jewelry line.

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.

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.