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Exhibition:ESTHER ASSSOULINE, 10 years in exploration

From May 31st to July 13th: Esther Assouline has a long history of collecting objects from the ancient world: fibulae, pearls and ornaments that were acquired in auction rooms. “The call of my Mediterranean origins”, she says...

 

AT THE BENCH

John Moore at the bench

We would not have missed the opportunity to visit John Moore's workshop so close to the opening of an exhibition paying tribute to COLOURS!

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Elsa Vanier in THE FRENCH JEWELRY POST

 

 

 

2018 SUMMER HOLIDAY: The gallery is closed from Monday 6 Aug. to Friday 24th Aug. Last shippings on Friday 3rd August.

Contemporary Jewelry & Designers in Paris

Galerie Elsa Vanier showcases contemporary jewellery designers whose unique talent gives pride of place to rare, precious or fascinating materials.
Our makers offer a wide array of profiles, from those who create art jewellery with gemstones, passionate gold and silversmiths and artists who question the meaning of wearing a piece of jewelry.
Although most of the Jewellery embark yellow, red or white gold, silver, gemstones and pearls, more and more Jewellery makers include titanium, aluminium and iron in their works. We enjoy bold design coupled with fine craftsmanship and those new materials allow larger volumes.

Whether earrings, necklace, ring or bracelet, designer jewelry is, for us, a wearable Art work and our ambition is to make the general public discover jewelry makers whose works are moving by their beauty and their meaning.

Some jewels are one-offs, others are part of a small line, form a limited numbered collection and can bear the signature of the maker. The Gallery participates in events, exhibitions or conferences to highlight the diversity of the scene of contemporary jewellery or crafts.
Many of our artists such as Marianne Anselin, Hélène Courtaigne Delalande, Laurence Oppermann, Agathe Saint Girons or John Moore (John Moore Jewellery) have received prestigious international awards and their pieces have been acquired by museums and private collectors.