Luxury, calm and voluptuousness laid down on paper.

A simple draft or sketch and/or a true work of art, the drawn jewel remains a technical tool that guides the various trades in the production of the piece of jewellery.

It is always drawn in real size, made on scale 1, often in ink, watercolor or gouach.and, on different media: sketchbooks, sheets of white or colored paper, tracing paper.

Very rarely exhibited, the design of jewelry remains a delight for the eyes!

The collection presented mainly brings together works from the 19th century and the beginning of the 20th century.,including old models and avant-garde artists.

Let us mention large workshops such as Lalique, Tiffany or Vever but also lesser known names such as Paillet, Brédillard, Hatot, Mellerio Borgnis and many anonymous people...

Van cLeef and Arpels Jewelery Culture Fund

@lecolevancleefarpels

From October 14, 2021 to February 14, 2022

Entrance ticket for the exhibition

Whether you're interested in buying a piece of jewellery or a stone, a free jewelry appraisal or jewelry resale, Pierres de Julie welcomes you to its Parisian boutique in the Village Suisse, a stone's throw from the Ecole Militaire and the Esplanade des Invalides.