Baroque Rococo

The jewelry becomes extravagant and chic

This line immerses us in the delicately baroque universe at the time of Louis XV .

The etymology of the word Rococo comes from the word "rocaille" which designated a type of decoration decorated with shells, pearls, small stones.

The Rococo style is also an art of living, very quickly adopted by Parisians .

Pearls, stars of the Baroque era

​This collection has been baroquely designed for daring, ultra-feminine women who love the vintage style pieces that characterize them. Back to the era of delicate details where outfits declared more lightness and were also highlighted by fabrics other than silk.

Our color palette draws its inspiration from the era of the baroque movement through fabrics such as brocade and lace, with a predilection for pastel colors, popular with both women and men.

The Parisian of the islands immerses herself in the anthropology of women of this movement by playing on unstructured shapes, pearls and XXL jewelry ; romanticism is present.

Elegance, extravagance and refinement are the key words that define rococo .

Our jewelry bears titles of nobility , the names of influential, frivolous women of the time. Culture and fashion leave Versailles for Paris and exuberance is born.