Recognised in the most exclusive circle of the Place Vendôme in Paris for its expertise in gems, Maison Morganne Bello explores the origins of the stone itself and the myths attached to it. At the core of its intimate world, the gem is amplified and reveals all its thinness through ornamentations and lines mixing nerve and simplicity.
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As a tribute to gracious femininity, each collection has been created, since 2004, using white, grey or pink gold. Beyond trends, Maison Morganne Bello jewellery pieces are must-have items that look chic and contemporary.
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Like a chameleon, the woman symbolised by Morganne Bello is exceptional in her rich and complex repertoire of characters. Morganne Bello jewellery accompanies and reflects this diversity: sometimes playful, divine, feline or sensual, voluptuous and delicate.
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A delight for the senses, Morganne Bello’s semi-precious stones express the colours of time, like the dresses worn by the heroine of “Peau d’Ane” in the Perrault fairytale. They are the colours of the moon or the sun and the reflections of nature, feelings and emotions. Her impressionist jewels could even have been inspired by the artistic Symbolism movement and paintings of Gustave Klimt during his golden era. Not so much in the profusion of detail as in the richness and variety of the colours. A goldsmith’s son- this seems to be more than a coincidence- Klimt is influenced by the Byzantine mosaics he discovered in Ravenna and didn’t hesitate to paint with gold, transforming his colour palette into a tapestry of diamonds and gems.
