Philippe Ferrandis Gripoix Poured Glass Brown Metal Necklace
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- Glass beads in earth tones colours
- Signed PHILIPPE FERRANDIS PARIS
- 'je porte à qui me porte bonheur' inscription on the reverse of the metal hang tag
- Adjustable hook and loop closure
- Antique bronze tone hardware
- Wearable length: 47cm. (18.5")
- Handmade in Paris
- Reference
- 403-73
- Designer
- Philippe Ferrandis
- Status
- Sold
- Origin
- France
Philippe Ferrandis
Philippe Ferrandis, king of contemporary costume fashion jewellery. Since 1986 Philippe Ferrandis has been creating spectacular fashion jewelry and accessories, issuing two jaw-dropping collections each year. His signature glamorous style has attracted women of bold taste and character, including renowned celebrities around the world. Philippe Ferrandis is famous for his signature pieces designed for the runway shows of couture houses such as Chanel, Balmain, Givenchy, de la Renta, Scherrer and Escada.
In 2011 Ferrandis was awarded the EPV (Entreprise du Patrimoine Vivant) designation, an honor presented to French companies in recognition of artisanal savoir-faire. Recently he collaborated with Atelier Swarovski on a Manhattan-themed designer jewellery collection for Autumn/Winter 2015.
This imaginative designer transforms high quality materials into stunning jewels: natural semiprecious gemstones, multicolored Swarovski crystals, glass pearls and intricately wrought metal pieces are entirely handcrafted in Philippe’s Paris studio, located in the Viaduc des Arts, a famous location renowned for the finest in French designer jewelry and art. His team of artisans is selected from the finest Parisian jewelry schools. He was most recently featured in American Vogue.com’s 45 Most Desirable Accessories story.