The legend began in 2011 when Claire Choisne arrived at Boucheron as its Creative Director. The house had long been known for its innovative spirit, but under Claire's unique leadership, it became something else entirely. Jewelers accustomed to gold and diamonds were soon handling rock crystal, holographic elements, and rattan, with Claire banishing the boundaries between high jewelry and material possibility.

Under her direction, Boucheron has incorporated aerogel, carbon nanotubes, rock crystal, ceramic, and even sand into high jewelry. 

Laura Volpi's journey from the scenographic stages of Milan's Accademia di Brera to the intimate scale of art jewelry is a story of beauty and transformation.

Born in Milan in 1969, Laura's early career in set design laid a foundation for her exploration of space and form, but it was under the tutelage of Arnaldo Pomodoro and Davide De Paoli at the Tam Center (Centro TAM: Trattamento Artistico dei Metalli) where her fascination with the sculptural potential of metal began to take wearable shape.

We invite you to read the full interview with Laura Volpi, a philosophical artist, immensely skilled and creative artisan (as Laura speaks about herself) and an amazingly interesting person.

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For the artist, creativity comes in waves: when he is happy or unhappy, going through climax or drama, navigating his ups or downs. But whatever he does, whatever he creates, it must be needed by someone, sold, used and worn. If people do not purchase it, if it is not needed by anyone, this kind of creation is unacceptable and pointless, he says.

In his vision of life and the world, Gregory is a total punk. Very lively, enjoying life, energetic and talkative, after relocating to Berlin, he talks about trying out DJing, apart from his staple jewelry and sculpture. Formerly a metalhead, he now prefers music with a peculiar, kind of distorted, "broken" rhythm, allowing it to accompany him wherever he is creating, going through the whirlpool of emotions - to finally overcome, process, reflect and produce something extremely conceptual.

There is a perfect charm in holding a Buccellati piece, an irresistible urge not just to admire it, but to wear it, to melt it into your very essence. 

This is the magic Andrea Buccellati continues to weave as the Creative Director at Buccellati, an Italian jewelry house renowned for its timeless masterpieces.

In 1936, Mario Buccellati, the founder of Buccellati, was nicknamed “The Prince of Goldsmiths” by Gabriele d'Annunzio, one of Italy’s most influential writers.

Among the artists who have been inspired by the pure and wild beauty of orchids is Luz Camino. 

The visionary behind these White Orchid Earrings, Luz radiates warmth and refinement, true to her name which means "light" in Spanish. Her pieces are nature itself, transformed into wearable art through her remarkable imagination, expert use of precious stones and metals, unconventional materials, and innovative techniques.

Showing off exquisite jewelry on the red carpets of film festivals is a glamorous, time-honored tradition. Each piece of jewelry, crafted with years of dedication and skill, now worn by some of the most captivating women and men in the world, is a pinnacle of artistry and craftsmanship, a masterpiece that deserves its moment in the spotlight. 

Each jewel carries a narrative, a history, and a vision that deserve to be shared, allowing audiences to see beyond the sparkle and recognize the profound artistry.

Shaun Leane's creations exude a cool allure, balancing stern elegance with an undeniable femininity. 

He is a master at stylish daring. From humble beginnings as an apprentice, he learned the secrets of the craft from the very best, honing his skills until they sparkled like the gems he worked with.

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In ancient Greece, the Sibyls – or 'le Sibille' in Italian – were shrouded figures who whispered the will of the gods from hallowed sanctuaries. These veiled prophetesses, their words enigmatic and intoxicating, spun sacred stories from the threads of destiny.

Today, their voices echo through the labyrinth of time, the cryptic enchantments of the past winding through the tapestry of history.

A modern homage to this mystique emerges in Rome, where three master craftswomen have, since 1990, breathed life into the jewelry brand Le Sibille. Guardians of the ancient Small Roman Mosaic technique, and specialists in the venerable craft of goldsmithing, Le Sibille’s founders have forged an alchemical bond between antiquity and modern artisanship.