22 March 2016
Soft geometric shapes, gold and dashes of delicate pink opals or black spinels characterize the designer’s first creations for this hundred-year-old jeweler. Well seasoned in the trade at the head of his own brand (A fine jewel), he’d previously officiated the jewelry collections at Thierry Mugler, Christian Lacroix and Goossens.
Ring made of silver immersed in a bath of gold - "Jazz" collection
Ring made of silver immersed in a bath of gold - "Quartier latin" (Latin Quarter) collection
Silver immersed in a bath of gold and opal bracelet - "Atelier Fürstenberg" (Fürstenberg studio) collection
Bracelet made of silver immersed in a bath of gold - "Jazz" collection
Gold and spinel bracelet - "Tabou" (Taboo) collection
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