Aurélie Bidermann's creations are inspired by escape, disorientation and exoticism. They are treasures brought back from real or imaginary escapades, to be worn on vacation or everyday to brighten up your look. Working with materials is dear to our hearts. The gilded, patinated metal of the braided links in the Miki collection, which, on the signet rings, surround XXL cabochons in malachite, turquoise or lapis lazuli. Equally emblematic are the Positano and Caftan Moon bracelets, at once simple and sophisticated, or the twisted, gourmand roundness of Diana rushes, in vibrant colors.

The joyful symphony of accumulated wear, color equations and material mixes successfully invited jewelry into the mix from 2014 onwards. The House's know-how of excellence enables genuine technical feats, such as the honeycomb openwork of the lace theme or the gold-rimmed, sealed sapphire glass rounds enclosing the precious stones of the Chivor medallion.

With Aurélie Bidermann, the refinement of jewelry takes on gourmet, summery tones. To bring its color-centric collections to life, the Maison plays with individually selected stones: the purest intensities and most delicate nuances of color are chosen to sublimate the creations. Warm yellow gold is accompanied by diamonds, sapphires, emeralds and rubies, which, compiled in harmonious gradations, deliver their chromatic melodies.