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- return to merchandise page - Fabuleux, mon amour! Embellish with French Flair. This jewelry originates in ancient Parisian factories established over 200 years ago. Original molds and stampings hand set with Australian crystals revives the golden ages of Art Deco and Art Nouveau. |  |
Visit Le Marché to shop the entire line of Parisian jewelry! ($11 - $83) |  |
 As soon as she turned the corner onto Rue de Rivoli, Colette could smell the aroma of French baguettes fresh from the oven. She dashed into the bakery to pick up an afternoon snack when a woman stopped her to comment on her earrings and necklace. Colette was used to people asking her about her jewelry. The single crystal stone earrings set in old world silver were stunning and the Eiffel Tower charm necklace looked just like the one her grandmother had worn as a little girl.
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One of a Kind Necklaces Vintage ribbons gathered in the garment district of Paris, gemstones from Sedona, sterling silver or copper fastenings, antique European and Asian coins, and a couple even have ancient Roman bottle glass from the 1500's. Each piece has a special meaning based off of the gems that are used to create it. ($150 - $325) |  |
Jewels from London | Silver and gold rings and earrings with delicate porcelain flowers handmade by artist Ruth Tomlinson in London. She has the most charming british accent and we fell in love with her immediately. She has two collections of jewelry, one with the tiny little porcelain flowers, and the other called "under the sea", made up of all things found at the bottom of the ocean. She molds silver into beautiful barnacles, paired with an antique citrine gem or a odd shaped freshwater pearl..... the results are one-of-a-kind! http://ruthtomlinson.com/ |  |
Crochet and pearl necklaces handmade by the Women's Cooperative in Guatemala ($32) |  |
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