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Crisattelier

Not every piece of jewellery is born from a story.

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Sometimes it comes simply from an idea, a combination of materials, a texture I want to explore, or the desire to experiment with a new shape.

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In my workshop, I especially enjoy that process: imagining something, working with silver, experimenting with colours, combining techniques and discovering what happens when an idea begins to take shape.

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And from that process, Ideas Turned into Jewellery are born.

When an idea becomes a piece of jewellery

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Ideas turned into jewellery

Here you'll find pieces born from curiosity and the desire to create.

Jewellery where I can experiment with:

 

Silver and textures
Surfaces, reliefs, oxidisation and different finishes that bring the metal to life.

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Enamel and colour
Combinations of colours, shapes and transparencies that turn silver into small, vibrant compositions.

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Materials and techniques
I enjoy experimenting with different materials and discovering new ways to incorporate them into jewellery.

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Shapes and ideas
Some pieces begin simply as an image in my mind. Then comes the challenge of turning it into something that can be worn.

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A space to experiment

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No two ideas are the same

Many of these pieces are small explorations.

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Some become collections. Others remain one-of-a-kind pieces because their value lies precisely in having been an idea I wanted to try just once.

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That is why this collection may change over time: new ideas can appear, evolve and become new pieces of jewellery.

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From the workshop to you

Each piece you find here has first passed through my hands, my experiments and my desire to create.

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If one of these ideas speaks to you, perhaps it has found its place with you too.

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Discover the collection

Explore the jewellery born from experimentation and imagination, and find the piece that speaks to you.

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