If number 67 is a reminder of the year the  Lancier House of jewelry was founded, this address was also home to the greatest philosophers of the Age of Enlightenment. It was just 500 meters away, at 374 rue Saint-Honoré, that Madame Geoffrin held her literary salon.

Lancier Paris entrusted interior designer Tristan Auer with the design of this showcase. He drew his inspiration from the architecture of the Manufacture Royale in Lectoure, as well as from the finest French châteaux such as Versailles, Chenonceau and Rambouillet.

In this intimate setting, a Lancier Paris craftsman shares his long-forgotten skills. Visitors can watch him fashion an exclusive jewelry assembly “made in Faubourg Saint-Honoré”