Passionate since her childhood by fine gemstones and their energetic powers Celine, a trained goldsmith, has never ceased to develop her vision of jewellery. Carrying stories and universal symbols, the jewels approach the sacred evoking an almost totemic soul.
 
Through marrying her love of stones and spirituality, Celine naturally settles her baggage in Jaipur – a city with unique vibrations which has touched her profoundly. It is in this city of a thousand colours that she was able to let her imagination run wild and free and founded her brand.

 

TRAVELLING TREASURES
 
Since then, Celine’s designs tell a story of travel between Jaipur, Paris, and Brussels – each city at the heart of her inspirations along with the stones she unearths on her adventures to offer us a range of refined and colourful creations.
 
Tourmalines and grey diamonds are among Celine’s favourite stones. Celine loves to highlight their beauty through their unique imperfections, by their colour, shape and inclusions but also their healing properties. More than just adornment, her jewellery is regarded as true “sparkling companions” filled with history and new energy.

RESPONSIBLE CRAFTSMANSHIP​
 
From inception to stone setting, Celine works side by side with her trusted indian craftsmen, using their ancestral craftsmanship to ensure the highest quality and attention to detail. Every piece is handcrafted in 14k gold, set with carefully selected ethically sourced gemstones.
 
Our rough diamonds come from DTC ( The Diamond Trading Company ) owned by De Beers https://www.dtc.com/ They have mines in South Africa, Botswana, Namibia and Canada. They adhere to the highest extraction practices, based on ethical principles.
 
All DTC diamonds are sourced in accordance with the Organization of Economic Cooperation and Development’s (OECD) Due Diligence Guidance. They are also fully compliant with the Kimberley Process, established in 2003 to eradicate the trade of conflict diamonds.
 
Diamonds are then carefully graded according to their quality and the size of the rough stones to be cut. This is where the precise origin of the mine from which a diamond comes gets mixed up, especially for the smaller ones. The small round brilliant cut diamonds used in our settings are color H/I and clarity VS1.
 
Our workshops are also part of the Responsible Jewelry Council, and every aspect addressed by this organization is very important to us.
 
We are assuring responsible sourcing and manufacturing practices, along with fair employment, health, and safety standards.
 
We are environmentally conscious. Our production practices are careful at maximizing usage of recycled and reused raw materials and resources to help reduce the overall impact on our planet.