MY WAY

The Art Deco architecture of My Way traces an intimate path. True to the original Mini My Way motif, the collection extends the purity of its lines and minimalist spirit, playing with proportions and volumes.

Two links, then three. Crafted in 18-carat gold and set with diamonds, the earrings unfold a graphic line that asserts the full strength of the motif. Two interpretations, two ways to affirm one’s allure.

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JEWELLERY PORTRAITS - VIOLETTE SERRAT

STATEMENT Jewellery Portraits are unique creations imagined by Amélie as intimate interpretations of a muse.

For this first Jewellery Portrait, Amélie Huynh chose Violette Serrat as both muse and source of inspiration. Bound by a deep connection, Amélie Huynh and Violette Serrat share the same desire: to reveal a femininity that is both free and audacious. Through Amélie’s eyes, Violette emerges in a jewellery portrait that reflects their closeness and an intimate understanding of one another.

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RIVET

Inspired by the anchor rings hidden on the back of a work of art, Rivet celebrates these invisible yet essential fixing points. They hold, structure and connect, just like those who support us behind the scenes.

Through each piece of jewellery, STATEMENT pays tribute to these precious bonds that anchor us in life.

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"Gifting a Rivet piece is a tribute to the person who grounds you — a celebration of the invisible bond that keeps you steady, connected, and close."

Amélie Huynh

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    From Paris to New York, via Saint-Tropez and Marbella, our creations are available in more than a hundred locations around the world.

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  • OUR STORY

    The jewellery Maison STATEMENT, founded by Amélie Huynh, was born from a passion for art and a monumental — as much as ornamental — desire for self-affirmation.

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