Stenzhorn - Mademoiselle B. collection

March 2017

Stenzhorn - Mademoiselle B. collection

March 2017

At the Baselworld 2017 Stenzhorn will present the highlights from the latest Mademoiselle B. collection.

The jewelry is a tribute to the eternal beauty of the woman. This time the designer was inspired by the butterfly. With its lightness and variety of colors, it symbolizes the beauty and uniqueness of each individual woman.

"The jewelry of the new collection is characterized by ease and has something inspiring. The Mademoiselle B. Collection consists exclusively of butterflies. The sapphires, diamonds and rubies are all set in the so-called Mosaic Setting, the Invisible Setting, and breathtakingly beautiful" said Chris Stenzhorn, sales director of the family business Stenzhorn.

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