21 December 2016
Everyday objects
The leitmotif of this very young Lebanese-Brazilian designer, Nadine Ghosn: transforming the objects that make a mark on her time into jewelry. Here is a gold mini-battery charged or completely flat according to the number of diamonds on it, or a hamburger made up of several stacked rings. The most outstanding piece is the necklace featuring diamond headphones connected by a wire on its way to disappearing, as it’s dethroned by Bluetooth.
At Bon Marché.
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Nadine Ghosn - "Can You Hear Me?" necklace made of gold and diamonds
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Nadine Ghosn - "Power - Almost Charged" necklace made of pink gold and baguette-cut diamonds
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Nadine Ghosn - "Veggie Burger" ring made of pink gold, diamonds, tsavorites and sapphires
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