ELIE TOP

Elie Top’s jewels explore the world of planets with metals such as polished silver, yellow gold, hard gemstones, and diamonds. He creates unique and precious spheres which gravitate around necks, wrists and hands.



Elie Top’s jewels explore the world of planets with metals such as polished silver, yellow gold, hard gemstones, and diamonds. He creates unique and precious spheres which gravitate around necks, wrists and hands.



Find Francesco Russo’s studio/boutique in the heart of Rue de Valois. On raw wood displays, dream shoes are perched. They are almost always 4 inch stilettos, as Francesco Russo believes it is the ideal height for women to be elegant and feel sensual yet comfortable when strutting in the streets of Paris, Milan or New York.



A scented journey among bottles capturing rare essences with mysterious names: Ambre sultan, Tubéreuse criminelle, Féminité du bois…many of those inspired by travels, particularly in Japan and Morocco.

Serge Lutens is among those who revolutionized the perfume world in the 90’s. A lesser known fact is that he also created beauty kits with unique and precious eye shadows, first for Shiseido, then for his own brand.

To pay a simple visit to Les Salons du Palais Royal is an experience in its own right, because all of Serge Lutens’ one of a kind world is right there.


White Bird is a concept store exclusively dedicated to designer jewellery, featuring creators from all horizons with very diverse styles. From Victorian England to naturalism and Japanese simplicity, there is a piece for each woman. On top of trendy designers such as Pascale Monvoisin, Dorette and Karen Liberman, there are future stars there waiting to be discovered.



Celebrities love her creations. Monette Moati welcomes us in a true boudoir where refinement, chic and sensual delight reign. Her lingerie is almost perfection, but it is also possible for her to create lingerie made-to-measure. Silks, cottons, Calais Lace have no secret for her.



In the very small circle of jewellers on Place Vendôme, Lorenz Baümer is undoubtedly the youngest and one of the daring. Aesthete, collector, his inspirations are limitless, with a predilection for animal or floral universes, Creations and custom jewelry, his pieces will undoubtedly one day be part of history, as they are both precious and original.


Esther de Beaucé presents exclusive jewel-sculptures by contemporary artists such as Frank Stella, Bernar Venet, François Morellet, Orlan, Jacques Villeglé, Miguel Chevalier, Barthélémy Toguo, Lee Ufan, Pierrette Bloch, Laurent Baud as well as by designers, architects and none other than the greatest modern artists like Picasso and Calder.


Here you find variations on gold, gemstones, fine stones, silver and gilded silver. Each piece is smelted, shaped, assembled and set in Emmanuelle Zysman Paris studio, and if you regret missing one of them, it will be recreated just for you.



A unique gallery in its style opened in 1987 by Naila de Monbrison, specialist in ethnic and contemporary art. As she loves artists’ jewels, she decided to devote her space, decorated by Garouste and Bonneti, to them. Several times per season, she organizes exhibitions about the work of one of them : Taher Chemirik, Christianne Brillet, Dominique Biard, Giorgio Vigna, Marcial Berro, Tina Chow, Mattia Bonetti or Gilles Joneman. They only show exclusive and unique pieces.


The ambition of the Galerie Parisienne is to show the chic parisien. A very beautiful selection of luxurious jewelry, of artists’ jewels, of furniture and objets d’art is presented permanently and, regularly, exhibitions are organized about the work of a specific artist.


The Galerie Cipango has been known since 1978 for its unique pieces. It regularly invites a seasoned artist -painter, sculptor, architect or photographer- to create one or several jewels that echo their own work. Each of these encounters is immortalised by signed and numbered limited editions.



He worked for a long time with his father, Sergio Rossi, and has the same talent for creating ultra feminine shoes. According to family tradition, Gianvito Rossi, too, has all his models manufactured in Italy, in a small factory with around forty workers. About a hundred steps, almost all done by hand, are needed to make a simple pair of pumps.

