Passion for jewellery

Pearls are often mentioned in the same breath as gemstones but are two different materials.

Pearls are formed in fresh or saltwater mollusks, while gemstones are formed in the deep earth's crust.

From the beginning, Marie-Bénédicte incorporated pearls into her jewellery creations because she found their velvety luster sensual. 

Pearls symbolize subtle elegance. She uses gemstones and pearls in unusual colour combinations in her work to create a contemporary look. She prefers greenish Tahitian pearls, pink Edison pearls, and champagne-coloured South Sea pearls. But in her gemstone collection, she has much more, such as rare ultra-black or blue Tahitian pearls.

Marie-Bénédicte developed a love for gemstones somewhat later in life.

While she previously used gemstones as small accents in her collections, gemstones now have a prominent place in her work. Marie-Bénédicte prefers pink tourmaline in all shades. However, you will undoubtedly get tempted by her extensive collection of bicolour sapphires, ametrines, rutilated quartz, opalized wood, and much more.

You are warmly invited to her private boutique! You can choose gemstones and pearls from her collection to be incorporated into your dream piece of jewellery.