Our French Riviera jewellery: Sixties inspirations
The link between the Cannes Festival of the 1960s and our jewellery? More than you think: the glamorous atmosphere, the French chic, the southern colours, the sunny atmosphere! Let's take a look at our great inspirations for the new French Riviera collection, to feed your own creativity...
The link between the Cannes Festival of the 1960s and our jewellery? More than you think: the glamorous atmosphere, the French chic, the southern colours, the sunny atmosphere! Let's take a look at our great inspirations for the new French Riviera collection, to feed your own creativity...
FRENCH RIVIERA NEW COLLECTION
AZUR COAST AS... "BAY OF ANGELS"
One of the gems of 1960s cinema! The upscale atmosphere of the film "Bay of Angels", named after the bay of Nice and bordered by the famous Promenade des Anglais, is reflected in the precious material of our RÊVE motif, as well as in our TRÈFLE cuff, while the notion of good fortune evoked by our design remains crucial to the film's screenplay. The game is over and yet, love wins! All's well that ends well!
THE SOUTHERN SUN LIKE… "THE SWIMMING POOL"
This film of great renown needs no introduction, with the splendid Alain Delon and Romy Schneider bursting onto the screen and stirring the heart. The environment of the South is a great source of inspiration for OLIVERAIE jewellery with its totally figurative design. As for the perfect jewellery for the beautiful Romy, we could have imagined her with the chic and graphic CROISETTE set.
THE FRENCH RIVIERA AS… “AND WOMAN... WAS CREATED”
In a resort worthy of the French Riviera, the sublimely beautiful Brigitte Bardot plays her seductive power to the full. All the men are at her feet and - obviously - fighting over her! The unique style of the New Wave film movement has inspired our entire jewellery collection. Some of our icons - such as LOTUS and NÉNUPHAR - are revisited in a retro way, while our new pieces such as the PURE RIVIERA cuffs and their leather inserts evoke the South of the 60s.
