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Henri Vever
J-L Langlaude, Librairie-Editeur, 2015
Coffret, tomes I, II, III. Réimpression (2015) de la version originale (1906).
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JAR I
2012
Joel Arthur Rosenthal founded JAR, his Paris jewelry company on the Place Vendôme, in 1978. JAR jewels are renowned for their superb sense of color and remarkable craftsmanship-but above all for their fearless beauty. JAR, volume 1 is the 2013 reissue of the volume first published by JAR in 2002, with 397 numbered objects.
English - 676 pages - 26 x 6 x 34 cm - 6 kg
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Black Opal, only from Australia
Chris Price, Joel Price
Imagem Editions, 2019
Mining insight and historical aspects : Chris & Joel Price. Gemological articles: GRS lab Switzerland & LFG, Lab of Paris. More than 50 jewellers creations.
English - 196 Pages - 24 x 2 x 31 cm – 1.4 Kg
ISBN: 9780486268415
Glenn Spiro - The Art of a Jewel
Raymond Sancroft-Baker
Assouline, 2021
Known to serious collectors and aficionados, G is one of the most sought-after private jewelers in the world. Led by the renowned Glenn Spiro, the British creator established his own house in 2014 after over twenty-five years dealing in only the rarest gems. In his appointment-only London atelier, the former studio of fashion designer Sir Norman Hartnell, Mr. Spiro combines exquisitely detailed settings with a careful selection of unique stones. A couture piece from the G Atelier can be years in the making and his technical mastery has gained a cult following of collectors. Rapper Jay-Z famously gifted wife, Beyoncé Knowles, the “Papillon” butterfly ring, crafted with 326 tsavorites and 342 brilliant-cut diamonds. In 2018 the iconic ring was donated to the Victoria and Albert Museum in London where it remains on view with the permanent collection. Featuring original photography of the most iconic pieces in his collection, the spirit of one of the boldest and inventive names in jewelry comes alive in a luxurious and colorful volume devoted to his show-stopping works of art.
English - 208 pages - 35 x 28 x 3,7 cm - 3kg
ISBN 9781614288596
Olivier Bachet
IAJA Publishing, 2024
« Cartier, le joaillier des rois et le roi des joailliers » d’après la célèbre formule du roi Edouard VII, connut son heure de gloire durant la période Art Déco. En effet, c’est à cette époque que les créations du joaillier parisien furent parmi les plus somptueuses mais aussi les plus élégantes. Influences chinoises, indiennes, coptes, africaines et bien d’autres encore furent utilisées par la Maison de la rue de la Paix pour donner vie à d’extraordinaires pièces de joaillerie. Ce livre met en lumière pour la première fois les dessinateurs à l’origine de ces bijoux. Leurs sources d’inspiration et leurs techniques, à mi-chemin entre art et artisanat, sont au cœur de cet ouvrage. Des centaines de dessins originaux provenant de collections privées et de musées, des dizaines de bijoux parmi les plus beaux jamais fabriqués ainsi que de nombreuses archives inédites vous feront découvrir les secrets de la plus grande Maison de joaillerie de tous les temps.
Français - 374 Pages - 25 x 3 x 32 cm - 2.6 KgISBN 9791041527809