Why a Piece of Jewelry Deserves Its Own Name

Before I know what to call a piece, I spend time looking at its lines, movement and mood. Sometimes it brings to mind a character; sometimes a musical scene or an imagined place.

A name does not change what the jewelry is made of. It offers another way in. “Isolda” suggests intensity and drama, while “Rienzi” has a different rhythm. These references are invitations to look, not instructions on how to wear a piece.

A story that continues with you

I love that someone else may see something entirely different. Earrings that remind me of a stage might become another person's travel memory or the detail they chose for a special dinner.

French titles, opera, literature and the sea all coexist in Ma Meilleure Symphonie. You can enjoy a piece simply for its shape, and discover its story whenever you wish.