Dinh Van new creations

October 2009

Dinh Van new creations

October 2009

Menottes Dinh an

A symbol of love or friendship, the Menottes dinh van have been accompanying dinh van’s aficionados for over 30 years.

Today, the collection welcomes new creations: the rings come in a mini, medium or large model, so that anybody can find its own pair of Menottes. Moreover, they can now be worn as earrings with studs, hoods or pendants.

In a rebel XXL version, the silver necklace and bracelet can merge into a long lenght, thanks to the clever clasp.

Sur-Impression

An illustration of the jeweler’s know-how, the Impression creations combine vintage inspiration and modernity. These intemporal pieces of jewelry sensually imprint their pattern on the skin.

The Sur-Impression new creations play with superposition and proportions. The Impression square duplicates itself and greets Onyx, red Coral, Lapis Lazuli and Turquoise

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