Find the stone that starts it all.
The one that feels like you.
Your tastes, your feelings, your project: a few questions are enough.
Discover my stone
A maison that begins with the stone.
I buy the stones on site, one by one. The ring is then drawn by appointment, in front of you.
Who I am
La Marguerite, drawn around its sapphire.
The settings
The classics, in color.
Padparadscha, cushionLe Solitaire quatre griffesDouble prongs, platinum head: four positions, eight points of contact. The maison's own four-prong.
Ruby, cushionLa ChevalièreThe stone sits flush in solid gold, sheltered from everything. Long a men's ring. Not anymore.
Teal sapphire, ovalL'Est-OuestAn oval laid on its side, flush-set, worn close to the finger. The quietest of them all. And the most modern.
Pink sapphire & diamondsLa TrilogieThree stones on a bare band: yesterday, today, tomorrow. The diamonds are chosen after the center stone, never before.
Yellow sapphire, emerald cutL'Art décoTwo tapered baguettes, a milgrain line running the whole band. The geometry of the twenties, drawn for a step-cut stone.
Padparadscha, ovalLa CorolleGold petals hold the stone high. Beneath them, a pavé bridge only the wearer knows. A ring made to be seen in profile.
Pear sapphire & diamondLe Toi et MoiTwo stones that do not match. This ring only exists if you have two unmatched stones. That is the case here.
Teal sapphire, white goldL'EntourageOne row of diamonds around the stone, a second along the band. The white gold steps back. It is only there for the light.
Blue sapphire, ovalLa MargueriteA surround that sends the light turning around the color. The most requested. Also the one that asks for the most care.
Multicolored sapphires, round cutL'Arc-en-cielA full turn of sapphires, no color repeated. The band for those who will not choose.
Ten settings that have crossed the century. At the center, your stone.
Nothing is made before it is chosen.
Start your ring
I want to know who I'm buying it from.
Before reaching your hand, your stone passed through theirs.
The pit
A ladder, a winch, a bucket. Not one machine.
The washing
One basket can give everything. Or nothing.
The market
You look, you hand it back. Sometimes you leave with nothing.
The heating
No one shows the furnaces. If a stone went through them, it is written.
The cutting
The wheel is still turned by hand. Weight is billed, light is not.
The report
It leaves for an independent laboratory. What it is, and what was done to it, is written down.
The setting
The gold grows around it.
Your ring
The last pair of hands is yours.
Come and see it move.
Some things a photo can't show: the color changes as the stone moves.
What I see in Sri Lanka, I share.
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