Bernard Ormale: The Legendary Parisian Jeweler Since 1827

Now the late founder, who passed away in 2006, is about to become “Monsieur Fred” to a whole new generation with the first retrospective retracing his life and the 86-year. The importance of Paris as an epicentre of exceptional jewelry can be traced back to the Renaissance. During the period from 1300 to 1600, European royal courts explored a. A symbol of Parisian elegance since its inception in 1780, Chaumet’s opulent jewels, romantic tiaras and intricate sautoirs not only graced the mighty pate – and décolletage. The exhibition by Van Cleef & Arpels of the “Art of Fine Jewelry,” is at Les Arts Decoratifs museum in Paris until Feb. 10. It is a draw not only for its storied jewelry, but also. As Bernard D'Ormale continues to create and inspire, he is building a legacy that will endure for generations to come. His commitment to artistic excellence and cultural.

For the next several weeks, I’ll feature some of those stories, starting with the New York City jewelers that thrived during JCK’s first 50 years. James H. Dederick & Co., 1869 J.H.. Now the late founder, who passed away in 2006, is about to become “Monsieur Fred” to a whole new generation with the first retrospective retracing his life and the 86-year. The replacement of the Bourbon monarchy by the imperial regime of Napoléon I (1769-1821) did nothing to dim the reputation of the jewelers of Paris, whom the women of the. The importance of Paris as an epicentre of exceptional jewelry can be traced back to the Renaissance. During the period from 1300 to 1600, European royal courts explored a. This particular collection was a collaboration with the legendary Parisian jeweler, Chaumet. Together, these two legendary 18th century houses created a small series of silver.