Earrings

Antique earrings & exceptional jewelry from Paris

Price upon request

Ear jewelry

Earrings were most often considered to be amulets. The word comes from the Latin amuletum, probably related to the Arabic hamalet, which means ‘that which wards off’.

These objects worn on the body were believed to have protective or lucky powers. Since prehistoric times, humans have adopted talismans believed to ward off the evil eye, a universal practice found in all civilisations, regardless of their origin.

Today, I create high-end jewellery from antique and archaeological pieces from ancient civilisations. Sourced from French and European collections, they are assembled entirely by hand using traditional craftsmanship.

Both timeless and contemporary, my earrings are rare and precious pieces of jewellery, unique items where ancient history meets contemporary elegance.

Boucles Eros

Pair of earrings decorated with Eros, the winged god holding a bow, in 24K gold.

Eros, god of love and creative power in Greek mythology, is depicted as a winged figure bearing a bow, quiver, and arrows. He embodies a dual nature — both mystical and sensual.

Greece, Hellenistic period, second half of the 1st millennium BC.

Boucles Momie

Earrings inspired by a mummy necklace, composed of tubular beads in turquoise-blue tones. Mounted on a triple strand of 18K gold.

Egypt, Ptolemaic period, 323–30 BC.

Grains d’or

Earrings adorned with pendants stylizing gold granules.

18K gold.

Rome, 63 BC – 300 AD.