History & Heritage

Signet Rings Inspired by Eastern European Traditions

Before becoming a Western symbol, the signet ring was already worn by Slavic warriors and Russian boyars. Discover this millennium-old heritage and its influence on contemporary men's jewelry.

Money in Slavic Civilizations: History and Heritage

From the steppes of Russia to the plains of Poland, silver has shaped the identity and power of Slavic civilizations for over a thousand years. Discover this thousand-year-old legacy.

Marcasite in Royal Jewelry: From the French Court to Contemporary Collections

From the court of Versailles to Art Deco collections, marcasite has always been the stone of elegant women. The stone of queens, actresses, and women of taste, it embodies discreet refinement and u...

Asian Craftsmanship: Ancestral Jewelry Techniques

Discover the ancestral techniques of Asian jewelry: filigree, granulation, repoussé. A journey into the heart of millennia-old craftsmanship passed down from generation to generation.

Christofle: The Excellence of French Silversmithing Since 1830

Discover the history of Christofle, a prestigious French silversmith since 1830. Technical innovation, artisanal know-how, and influence on modern 925 sterling silver jewelry.

Potosí: The Silver Mountain that Changed the World

Discover the fascinating history of Potosí, the Bolivian mountain that produced half of the world's silver in the 16th century. How this city shaped the global economy and the history of sterling s...

How is a 925 Sterling Silver Jewel Made? Behind the Scenes in the Workshop

Dive into the workshop: discover how a 925 sterling silver jewel is made, from initial design to quality control. All steps explained.

Scandinavian Minimalism: Georg Jensen and the Modern Design Revolution

Explore Scandinavian minimalism: Georg Jensen, Vivianna Torun, "Less is More" philosophy. How Nordic design revolutionized sterling silver jewelry (1950-1970).

Art Nouveau and Art Deco: Two Aesthetic Revolutions in Sterling Silver

Explore two aesthetic revolutions: Art Nouveau (organic curves, Lalique, enamel) and Art Deco (geometry, marcasite, modernity). History of 925 sterling silver jewelry 1890-1940.

19th Century: The Industrial Revolution and the Standardization of Sterling Silver

Explore the 19th century: Industrial Revolution, birth of official hallmarks (Minerva, Sterling), major houses (Tiffany, Christofle), Victorian era, and the democratization of 925 silver.