- Tahitian Pearl Trophy 2005 / Necklace Lebijou
- Yellow and champagne gold 750 with a reversible two tone disc and cultured Tahitian pearl
The timeless dialectic of solid and void, harmoniously mastered. A serpent chain, anchored by a Tahitian pearl on one end and a hollowed out disc on the other, glides through a hollow tube. The elegance of the adjustable necklace adaptable at will to all occasion. Spectacular and simple: the necklace is awarded first prize at the Tahitian Pearl Trophy 2005.
- Tahitian Pearl Trophy 2003 / Necklace Pourtoi
- Pink gold 750 and chocolate coloured Tahitian pearls
Elegant and bold, the POURTOI necklace evokes the indolent sautoir and the « drapé » of pearls. The Tahitian Pearl Trophy International 2003-2004 honours its daring originality.
- Tahitian Pearl Trophy 2002 / Necklace Massaï
- Tahitian pearl necklace, white gold
Sumptuous and spirited, the Massai necklace offers a wide range of possibilities. A multicoloured Tahitian pearl choker is transformed into an easy-wearing or stunning set of jewellery at will. Each end of the chocker is fastened to a detachable clasp, allowing as many elegantly suspended Tahitian pearls and tea topaz as desired to be slid on. The soft shine of tea topaz brings just the right glow to the deep lustre of pearls for a most unexpected effect…
- Diamond International Awards 1998 / Necklace Rivière
- Diamonds and Platinum
In turn necklace, sautoir, and belt, “River” is a unique piece of high-fashion jewellery created and realised in close partnership with Brigitte Salomon (SB Gold Joaillier).
365 diamonds, an entire year of beauty, stream along the length of a 1.37-metre sautoir crowned by a paved briolette on each tip. Totalling 58.51 carats, the diamond necklace is set in platinum. Detachable, its clasp can be worn as a broach.
Award winner at the prestigious Diamond International Awards competition by De Beers in 1998, the “River” necklace has drawn widespread admiration and international recognition from professionals and jewellery-lovers alike.