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The name is a myth: that of the world's most beautiful hanging gardens. In Paris, the Rue de Babylone embodies the very essence of a certain art de vivre, the one favored by designer Mademoiselle Aurélie Bidermann, with whom Christofle is writing a new chapter in tableware, decorative pieces and jewelry.
A true piece of art, jewelry completes a look and offers the wearer a chance to affirm personal style. Through its creations for men and women, the Maison Christofle shapes brilliance radiance and elevates silver with audacity and modernity.
Pour rendre hommage à la collection « Peau de lion » dessinée par un architecte et décorateur du prince Louis-Napoléon, Charles Rossigneux, en 1867, et à son patrimoine, l’agence Art Recherche Industrie a réinterprété pour Christofle les services et couverts de cette époque pour imaginer une collection de bijoux audacieux, intitulée « Patte de Lion ».
Maison Christofle presents Chri-Chri, a collection of highly desirable jewellery. Endlessly adaptable to each individual’s taste, this sterling silver range comprises a necklace and bracelet with large links, and five medallions, all designed by Studio Christofle.
The Pompon collection honours a motif that has a special place in the history of costume, decoration and, more broadly, the decorative arts: the pompon. Christofle presents in this collection: one tie and one tie necklace, one long tie necklace / belt and earrings, as well as jewelry accessories: an eyeglass holder long necklace and a lipstick case long necklace. The ends of the Byzantine chains are adorned with graceful tassels made of fine Venetian chains.
Designed by Christofle studio, the Madison 6 collection brilliantly declines the hexagon motif, an iconic geometric motif for the Maison since it is the shape of its hallmark.
Discover the MADISON 6 tableware and home decoration collections.
Having become famous, Maison Christofle was solicited by foreign sovereigns such as Emperor Maximilian of Mexico, the Tsar of Russia, Germany of the Kaiser, the Austro-Hungarian Empire and Sultan Abdulaziz of the Ottoman Empire.
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