Paris, depuis 1998
Notre histoire
Every frame passes through eighty-four gestures. We cut the acetate once, then bevel, pin, bend and polish each front by hand — seventy-two hours in wood and pumice, then a final pass on a cotton wheel. Only then does it receive its lozenge rivet, the Maison's signature.
84
Gestures per frame
72
Hours of polishing
11
Grams, our lightest frame
300
Pieces per model, per season
Small numbers, made carefully.
- 1998
A jeweller's bench, rue Saint-Honoré
Hélène Oré, a trained jeweller, sets her first optical frame in gold wire.
- 2006
The fitting salon
The boutique opens a private salon, with an optician behind a silk curtain.
- 2014
La Riviera
The first sunglass chapter, drawn one summer in Monte-Carlo.
- 2026
Les Précieux
Engraving, pearl chains and silk étuis: the jeweller's pieces return.
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