For the first time, this exhibition presents the MAD’s collection of drawings. With jewelry, the richest are those of Templier, Robin, Dusausoy… The largest is still Fouquet, founded at the end of the Second Empire.

For two hours, including the private visit of the “Jean Vendome Artist Jeweler” exhibition, an expert offers a unique insight into the work of this pioneer of contemporary jewelry. Around six themes, by reservation only.

The School of Jewelry Arts is now offering courses and practical workshops in very small groups. If anything, this enhances its core message: coming together, interactivity, conviviality between aficionados. Here are a few examples of what you can learn and experience…

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