EDITOR'S REVIEW
- Rouvenat was among the star jewellers of Paris during the Second Empire (1852-1870) but despite all its success, there was no one to take on the business, so the company stopped operations on the eve of the First World War
- It remained inactive until 2020 when four passionate and experienced jewellery industry experts, all of whom had worked for years at Cartier, decided to revive the maison
- Necklace set with pre-loved gemstones, a 2.68-carat spinel, 43 carats of rubies from the Orissa mine in India (closed since the 1930's) and diamonds
- Recycled gold
- Click here to see an Instagram reel of the necklace
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