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Jeweller in Paris since 1780 - 12, place Vendôme. The high jewellery craftsmanship and expertise of the Maison have been bequeathed since over 230 years.
Chaumet (French:) is a French luxury jewellery and watch house based in Paris. Chaumet is a jewellery and watchmaking designer [2] founded in 1780 by Marie-Étienne Nitot. Fourteen artisans ply their trade in the workshop on Place Vendôme under the direction of foreman Pascal Bourdariat.
All Chaumet Boutiques. Since 1780, Chaumet exceptional jewellery is created in our workshops thanks to more than two centuries of craftsmanship. The Maison Chaumet also designs precious watches, made by Swiss watchmakers.
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From classic diamond solitaires to intricate gemstone-encrusted designs, every Chaumet piece exudes luxury and refinement. Whether you're searching for the perfect engagement ring, a statement necklace for a special occasion, or everyday earrings to elevate your style, our curated selection of Chaumet jewellery has something for every taste and ...
Chaumet. The story of Chaumet, the first Parisian jeweler to open on the Place Vendôme, began in 1780. For more than 240 years, the House has embodied creativity and excellence, combining elegance and audacity. Creation date: 1780. Chairman: Charles Leung.
Jeweler to Napoléon, to princesses and high society, and to Paris's fabled elite, Chaumet has been making history with its creations since 1780 - not just history for history books, but also ...
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12 Vendôme. Joaillier à Paris depuis 1780 - 12, place Vendôme. Le savoir-faire et la créativité Haute Joaillerie de la Maison se transmettent depuis plus de 230 ans.
One of the oldest jewellery houses in Paris, Chaumet was founded in 1780 under the original name Nitot and Fils. As the official jeweller to Napoléon, Chaumet created the royal regalia for the Emperor's coronation, and the royal jewels for both his first wife Empress Joséphine and his second wife Marie-Louise of Austria.
