Dynamic, radiant and captivating… you never get bored listening to fabulous contemporary jewelry designer Suzanne Syz. A close supporter of the 1980s Pop Art movement, Suzanne rejuvenates traditional jewelry by seeking out innovation, fantasy, humor and creativity with novel materials and techniques. A true pop artist of the jewelry world, she subverts traditional concepts to reveal original and unconventional jewelry. Born in Switzerland, she studied in Paris before settling in crazy 1980s New York City, where she rubbed shoulders with artists such as Andy Warhol, Julian Schnabel, Francesco Clemente, Jeff Koons or Jean-Michel Basquiat, one of her close friends. This creative environment had a critical role in shaping her work. Suzanne uses colors and reinterprets stones and materials to m...

Camelia brooch, pink spinel, from the collection Coco avant Chanel ©BérengèreTreussard2017 High Jewellery Week was full of ribbons and bows, a tribute to Couture Week I loved the high jewellery collections presented during the Paris Couture Week. As you know, I’m crazy about bows and have been for some time, I created a bow ring for a Maison that specialises in engagement rings. There is no greater fan of ribbons and bows than I. This couture trend began at the SIHH 2017 with Maison Van Cleef & Arpels presenting two superb ribbon secret watches, one with diamonds and the other with a very nice gradient of pink sapphires and diamonds. My big favourite for this edition. Secret Ribbon watch, pink sapphires, Van Cleef and Arpels ©BérengèreTreussard2017 Maison Chanel with its new collect...