Jewelry designers Aquitaine

Sanùk création is a boutique dedicated to the world of minerals, where fine stones are transformed into unique, original jewelry. Both a cutting workshop and a meeting place, "Sanùk" is a Thai philosophy symbolizing joie de vivre, pleasure and entertainment. Hence the quest of Caroline and Sylvain, who, on returning from their expeditions each year, transform semi-precious stones on a silver base into necklaces, bracelets, earrings, rings... in collaboration with other craftsmen.

Bibi is Brigitte Coment, a jewelry designer who took part in a particular niche: marriage. Collars, bracelets, earrings, the trimmings are all different and harmonize with all types of dresses, from the most classical to the most imaginative to personalize it. Some collars are very discreet, others more elaborate, everything is nicely realized and with great taste. Bibi also invents accessories such as peaks, sons, bars, hair combs, etc., but also costume jewelry, some belts, and princess shirts for girls. All jewels are made of crystal or Swarovski crystal elements and custom-made. Prices are more than affordable: from 38 to 170 euros for a necklace, from 25 to 70 euros for a bracelet and from 10 to 25 euros for earrings or ear chips. 

The Loréa jewelry stores (flower in Basque) are the showcases for Catherine Ithurbide's creations. A jeweler's granddaughter with a diploma in gemology, she set up her ^1st boutique-atelier in the medieval town of Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port. It's here that she creates her gold and silver jewelry. Passionate about Basque culture, she imagines a new way of wearing the Basque cross. Her jewelry line is chic and trendy. She is also present in her extensive boutique on the rive droite in Bayonne, as well as at the Miramar, Auberge Basque, Auberge Ostapé and Maison Laffargue.

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.

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.

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.