The sea, an inexhaustible source of inspiration that jeweler Christine Esher has harnessed to create exceptional jewelry. Whether it's rings, necklaces, bracelets, or pendants, the pieces created by the designer are all an invitation to travel. With her daughter Claire, who, after studying gemology, is currently pursuing a Master of Business Administration (MBI) in Luxury, the designer transported her world by exhibiting nearly 121 pieces of jewelry at the show of the best jewelry designers.
Around the blue of the seas
Because it's inspired by the sea, Christine Esher's collection plays on various variations of blue. For example, there are the "blue lagoon" earrings made of aquamarine, chalcedony, and yellow gold; the "surf" ring, also made of aquamarine, diamonds, and white gold; and the "girandole" earrings made of turquoise, peridot, apatite, and yellow gold.
In general, these are jewels with a simple design, therefore easy to wear on a daily basis and whose only watchword is: to enhance the worked stones.
Blue is also found in the jeweler's custom creations, such as "l'heure bleue," an art deco-style ring with tanzanite and a white gold body set with diamonds.
At this point, we're no longer talking about everyday jewelry, but rather exceptional pieces of jewelry designed for special occasions. In this same category, there are the "Abysses," sapphire, diamond, and white gold earrings that will add a touch of elegance and refinement.
Invitation to travel
To match the "travel" theme imagined by the organizers of the show of the best jewelry designers, Christen Esher chose an opal as her main stone because its color variations recall the reflections of the sun's rays on the sea. Once again, the designer's marine inspiration is present. It must be said that from the beginning of her career, the designer opted for a starfish as her emblem. She even created a pendant called "talisman" composed of fine stones and yellow gold with a central representation of this famous starfish.
Today, her star-set butterfly earrings not only recall her emblem but also constitute a true invitation to escape into this world of marine flora and fauna so dear to the designer's heart.
“Made in France” manufacturing
Because she only produces small batches and, above all, to ensure the quality of her creations, Christine Esher has chosen to collaborate with four workshops, all located in France, to produce her jewelry. For this designer, one of the essential criteria for creating exceptional jewelry is its quality. This is why she is very meticulous in the choice of stones and metals used, as well as the artisans who bring her creations to life.
Rigor, seriousness, and customer service are values she now passes on to her daughter, Claire Esher. The future is assured for this jewelry house, whose creations are colorful, comfortable, timeless, and timeless.
For those who would like to know more about the pieces made by this passionate jeweler, you can find all of her creations on her website: http://www.christine-escher.com
Patrick
