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Magazine 58F
56…57…58 Facettes : The jewelry pop-up store is launched!
With great relief, the first pop-up store 58 Facettes open their doors. L'second-hand for you to meet 13 jewelers and their creations made in France on site. Gifts for the holidays, favorites or tailor-made creations, there are many options available to you. Let's go in preview to discover the creators and their jewelry world.
Symbolic jewelry
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Agathe Saint Girons evokes the world that is moving through its Revolution ring. Mounted on a rail, the fine colored stones and diamonds slide in a very tactile way following the movements, like a celestial body evolving around its planet.
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THE H is the anagram of the first name of the designer's children. This filial love has been transformed into jewelry with messages like the L'Amour pendant which carries all the DNA of the brand. Made on silver-gilt, words like embrace, surround, embrace are engraved all around a medal in the shape of a spiral reaching the central motif of a heart.
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Mallez Workshop imagined an Isora flower to soften our world. Between the shapes of a peony, a camellia and a rose, designer Isabelle Ducellier-Mallez, who mainly creates custom-made jewelry, unveils a preview of her first ready-to-wear Isora collection in gold openwork and recycled.
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An invitation to travel
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FLAV invokes Egyptian queens with her Hatshepsut ring, adorned with a diamond cut like a pyramid. This majestic ring is sculpted in wax by hand by the designer, then cast in gold, as the Egyptians created jewelry in Antiquity.
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Emylienne invites us to take a dive back in time to the Art Nouveau era with its Florale ring. The designer Audrey Barbier gives a second life to antique jewelry by transforming them like this motif with a fine pearl which adorned a man's tie and transformed into a ring with a sprig of poetic lily of the valley.
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Anne Bourat immerses us in La Fontaine's Fables with this pendant inspired by The City Rat and the Country Rat. Whether you are a city dweller today or living in the countryside, this unique pendant is adorned with a rock crystal engraved with the silhouette of this intelligent rodent which also inspired Walt Disney. A sprig of wheat is decorated with 7 shuttle emeralds mounted in yellow gold and silver.
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Colored stones: real color therapy
Nature offers us an unsuspected variety of gemological colors.
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Tiber Jewelry presents his Grain Ring, with its duo of spinel colors evoking grapes, typical of his polychrome universe which is found throughout all the jewelry created in his workshop.
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Manal Paris offers us a magnificent delicate pink tourmaline evoking a “Damascus Rose”. The ring reinterprets the square shapes of theArt Deco while creating a lace of gold and diamonds.
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Emmanuelle d'Ortoli has selected shades of green sapphires and tourmalines, combined with white or cognac diamonds. Prong-set or bezel-set, the rings can be worn as you wish in combinations of colors or shapes.
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Tropical Thursday offers a beautiful palette of fine stones on its earrings: multi-colored spinels, London blue topaz or tanzanites. Called Pixel 2, the square stones are mounted side by side like a pixelated image with chromatic effects.
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The diamond in all its facets
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Golden Girls wants to amaze us with her Solitaire necklace, adorned with pierced diamonds. With a unique process, the diamonds are laser drilled and appear to float in the air as if by magic. A jewel that is both contemporary and delicate, the diamond illuminates with its minimalist purity.
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Karine Chedid also uses the pierced diamond process for its Bastille bracelet. The champagne-colored diamond is held on the twisted chain, like a tassel moving as you move. A way of advocating freedom by breaking chains and reinventing jewelry.
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Leopol offers us as a finale a wedding ring playing on the alternation of diamonds of different sizes, which gives it a contemporary side with an inverted prong setting. Worked like gold lace, the wedding ring features precious stones, sourced in the heart of the diamond capital of Antwerp.
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Article by Kyra Brenzinger - Editor-in-Chief.
POP-UP STORE 58 FACETTES
From Tuesday December 1 to Sunday December 6 from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m.
30, rue du Château d’Eau
75010 Paris
Metro République
