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It is in the heights of Lyon that Maison Plune has made its nest. In her workshop surrounded by nature and bathed in light, Marine Visseaux imagines collections of jewelry with a bohemian elegance. Delicate glass beads, shimmering alpaca, lurex, golden charms in fine gold, and semi-precious stones or unique pendants reminiscent of old lace, she plays with colors and materials to weave stories...

... the necessity, beyond product quality, of the importance of its design: Amakore wishes to recall the old adage: "a book is judged by its cover." Thus, your product will be judged based on its packaging design, and this design, developed by our creators, contributes to a visual and memorable language. Ultimately, Amakore will bring its youth to the final stage of your products: the packaging and the label, which are important factors in the positive perception of your product. Choosing Amakore means making your brand and products memorable! Amakore, a partner that wants your success!

Creation, Transformation, and Repair Workshop for Jewelry. Established in 1981 by HAMMAECHER Roland, our craftsmanship has been passed down through generations. Bringing a professional vision to your desires, we collaboratively build your jewelry to ensure it reflects you as closely as possible. Our jewelry workshop in Strasbourg is the legacy of a centuries-old expertise that our family has...

Welcome to La Pie M Bijoux, I am Levenez, my nickname, a creator of costume jewelry in an exotic, bohemian, hippie chic style. Why did I choose to create jewelry? In fact, since I was a little girl, I was attached to my little pieces of jewelry. At 6 months old, I already had my first earrings, and then my grandmother gifted me a pendant that has been passed down from generation to generation. I...

Once upon a time, ... No, I’m not going to tell you a fairy tale, but rather the story of the creation of Patines et Broc. As a mother of four and a lover of antique objects and flea markets, I used to spend my free moments "fixing up" and bringing back to life forgotten items from attics. Those were my moments, my time to unwind. Then the children grew up... I thought, why not turn this passio...