11 March 2016
Beiruti jewelry
In the design scene, Karen Chekerdjian is a big name. This architect of Armenian origin, who graduated from the Domus Academy in Milan, also designs jewelry in vermeil and leather, or featuring a stone or a nail. The elemental and irregular appearances reflect her philosophy: beauty in simplicity.
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