Sotheby’s Paris is offering a set of jewelry from the private collection of a jeweler. This time, the spotlight is on Mellerio, the world’s oldest jeweler, with 25 pieces estimated at between 1,500 and 40,000 euros.

On the occasion of the “Precious Stones” exhibition, Professor François Farges explores the Roger Caillois’s collection of dream stones, one of the National Museum of Natural History’s major collections.

The new lighting and the new set-up give the opportunity to discover the new pieces of contemporary designers which entered the gallery des Bijoux of the Museum of Decorative Arts (Paris).

In this exhibition visitors can discover images taken well over 30 years ago. But they still bear witness to a terrible reality in Mali, Burkina Faso, Madagascar, Congo and Bolivia.

The Fondation Napoléon is selling a group of pieces falling outside the Napoleon I and Napoleon III periods, including some exquisite 18thand 19th century pocket watches in colored enamel.