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Published on 07 June 2024

R is for Reza, a Royal Jeweler

Alexandre Reza (1922-2016) owned a fabulous collection of gemstones from which he made jaw-dropping pieces, making him the global elite’s jeweler of...

R is for Reza, a Royal Jeweler - Glossary

Published on 24 May 2024

An Eclectic Selection Headed by Hubert Robert

After a first opus last year (June 6, 2023), the Giquello auction house is back at it again with the dispersal of some fifteen works whose only common...

An Eclectic Selection Headed by Hubert Robert - Pre-sale

Cultural Heritage

Published on 12 April 2024

The Castellanis, Inventors of “Archeological Jewelry”

The Castellanis were a family of Roman craftsmen, collectors and antique dealers who became famous for restoring and reinterpreting ancient jewelry,...

The Castellanis, Inventors of “Archeological Jewelry” - Cultural Heritage

Published on 08 March 2024

The Dazzling Fischof-La Foux Collection, from a Gérard Necklace to Kisling’s Mimosas

A humanist couple’s diamonds and bright bouquet helped a worthy charity, the Fondation des Petits Frères des pauvres.

The Dazzling Fischof-La Foux Collection, from a Gérard Necklace to Kisling’s Mimosas - Lots sold

Published on 15 February 2024

Raymond and Suzanne Fischof-La Foux: The Novel-Worthy Story of a Couple’s Collection

Their apartment on avenue Foch in Paris was brimming with treasures, from paintings by Derain and Kisling to a pietra dura (hardstone) table and elegant...

Raymond and Suzanne Fischof-La Foux: The Novel-Worthy Story of a Couple’s Collection - Pre-sale

Published on 02 February 2024

In the Intimacy of the Cartier Collection and Its 3,000 Historic Pieces

Created about 40 years ago, the famous jeweler and watchmaker’s collection is a major resource for art historians and a source of inspiration for the...

In the Intimacy of the Cartier Collection and Its 3,000 Historic Pieces - Analyses

Published on 08 September 2023

V is for Vever

Two hundred years of history mark the rare, discreet and naturalistic heritage of one of Paris's most charming jewelry houses.

V is for Vever - Glossary

Published on 07 September 2023

A Golconda Diamond, The Price of Eternity

Collectors from around the world vied for the Eternity Drop, an exceptional Golconda diamond and the highlight of the HVMC’s traditional summer jewelry...

A Golconda Diamond, The Price of Eternity - Lots sold

Published on 07 September 2023

Art Price Index: The Snake, the Most Beautiful Ornament

Its sleek, serpentine lines have become a popular decorative motif for the most inventive creations.

Art Price Index: The Snake, the Most Beautiful Ornament - Market Trends

Published on 07 July 2023

A Falize and Bapst Bracelet Between Jewelry and Numismatics

This rare late 19th-century bracelet by Falize and Bapst stands out for its then-uncommon combination of gold and casts of Sicilian coins, a creation...

A Falize and Bapst Bracelet Between Jewelry and Numismatics - Pre-sale

Published on 23 June 2023

David Webb: The Animal Jeweler Who Conquered New York

Typical of the bracelets that made him famous with American celebrities from the 1960s onwards, this spectacular enameled hippopotamus is a fine illustration...

David Webb: The Animal Jeweler Who Conquered New York - Pre-sale

Published on 27 April 2023

A Tiara and a Ring by Alexander Calder

Constantly sought after in the market, the artist's jewelry always draws attention and interest from collectors. These two pieces are no exception.

A Tiara and a Ring by Alexander Calder - Pre-sale

Published on 31 March 2023

Chaumet Borne Aloft on the Wings of Fame

In creating this Valkyrie set, the Paris refined jewelry company asserted its inventiveness and appeal for a bold clientele.

Chaumet Borne Aloft on the Wings of Fame - Lots sold

Published on 24 February 2023

Fashion Gold at the Yves Saint Laurent Museum in Paris

Forty haute couture and ready-to-wear dresses, accompanied by accessories and jewelry, redefine the Yves Saint Laurent silhouette in the light of the...

Fashion Gold at the Yves Saint Laurent Museum in Paris - Exhibitions

Published on 26 January 2023

Alain Némarq of Mauboussin Is a Sophisticated Lover of Art

Mauboussin chairman and CEO Alain Némarq, who gave the brand’s image and catalog a fresh look, is a knowledgeable art lover.

Alain Némarq of Mauboussin Is a Sophisticated Lover of Art - Interviews

Published on 16 November 2022

Boucheron Bracelet: Art Deco Jewelry Rides High

With precious stones reflected in the clear water of rock crystal, Art Deco jewelry also dazzled through its choice of materials.

Boucheron Bracelet: Art Deco Jewelry Rides High - Lots sold

Published on 25 October 2022

Exquisite Transformations of a Chaumet Necklace

In this sale, the jewelry auctioned once belonged to the Greffulhe-Gramont family.

Exquisite Transformations of a Chaumet Necklace - Lots sold

Published on 07 September 2022

From 16th-Century Castille to Place Vendôme

A Spanish religious scene triumphed at a “Prestige" sale, followed by jewelry from the finest Parisian houses.

From 16th-Century Castille to Place Vendôme - Lots sold

Published on 06 September 2022

Cannes under the Gaze of a Hieratic Foujita

The master of Montparnasse brought summer sales to the top, accompanied by Combas, Sam Francis, gems and fine wines.

Cannes under the Gaze of a Hieratic Foujita - Lots sold

Published on 13 July 2022

Cameos and Intaglios: The Glyptic Arts

Like the phoenix, frontally or in profile, incised or in relief, cameos and intaglios transcend the ages, always being reborn and leaving their imp...

Cameos and Intaglios: The Glyptic Arts - Market Trends

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