French manufacturing
Because our creations are part of the purest tradition of luxury jewellery, they are made to last and to be passed on to future generations. Our manufacturing processes guarantee quality that is as rare as it is exclusive, without unnecessary overproduction. Each model in our collections is produced by hand in limited series, and is therefore not always available immediately.

This allows our craftsmen to work our jewels with the greatest respect for natural processes. Our experts comply fully with Reach regulations. These international standards ensure that our products are manufactured in a way that respects nature and people. They regulate the use of substances used in material processing and prohibit those deemed harmful. They also guarantee that manufacturers are transparent about the essences and tools they have chosen to use.

By limiting the number of items we produce, we also have maximum control over the origin of our raw materials.
In this way, we ensure optimum traceability for each of our pieces.

To preserve biodiversity, the rare material we may use are governed by the Cites Convention. This convention, the text of which was adopted in 1973 by 80 states, ensures that international trade in wild animals and plants never threatens the survival of any species.
This traceability is also facilitated by our 100% French production, which has the added advantage of limiting our carbon emissions linked to the transport of our goods.

Finally, we strive to offer our creations the most responsible packaging possible. We do not use plastic in our packaging. Our packaging is made from FSC-certified paper. This ensures that they have been produced using wood from sustainably managed forests. In these nurseries, a tree is replanted for every one that is cut down. The use of the wood is then optimised to avoid any waste: the paper will be produced from scraps recovered during the cutting of large pieces of furniture.