The Mauboussin Legacy: From Traditional Jewelry to Contemporary Innovation
Founded in 1827 by Monsieur Rocher and Jean Baptiste Noury, Mauboussin is a French jewelry house renowned for its expertise and its contemporary and elegant creations.
The House enjoyed immense success in the 1920s, thanks to its successful expansion into the United States and famous admirers such as Greta Garbo, Josephine Baker and Marlene Dietrich .
Among the brand's most iconic creations is the "Shooting Star" brooch , whose dazzling shooting star motif in diamonds and sapphires has become the symbol of the house.
In the 1970s, Mauboussin was one of the first jewelers to incorporate titanium into its creations, a material known to be difficult to work with, in order to produce light and resistant jewelry.
This drive for innovation continued into the 21st century with Mauboussin's "Gueules d'Amour" collection, which features bold and playful designs inspired by Parisian street art.
