Some of the most refined fine jewelry comes from houses that connoisseurs know well. Here are three to discover.
Chaumet
Founded in Paris in 1780 and jeweler to the Empress Joséphine, Chaumet is famous for tiaras. Its Joséphine collection translates the tiara into rings and earrings, while Liens celebrates the bonds between people with crossed links.
Boucheron
The first jeweler on Place Vendôme, Boucheron is known for its Quatre collection, which combines four textures and gold colors in bold rings, and for its Serpent Bohème line with drop-shaped motifs.
Piaget
Originally a Swiss watchmaker, Piaget is known for its Possession collection, with rings and bracelets that turn, and for its elegant jewelry watches.
Why choose these houses?
- Exceptional craftsmanship and heritage.
- Distinctive designs that stand out from the most common icons.
- Pieces that are both wearable and collectible.