In 1968, Jean Dinh Van transformed a traditional jewellery link by hand into a novel rectangular shape with rounded edges, naming it the Maillon. Today, (...)

For the nineteenth-century gentleman, not much was possible by way of adornment: a watch, a wedding ring, a pair of cufflinks or a tie pin, possibly a (...)

We caught up with Dinh Van’s managing director Corinne Le Foll in Geneva to talk about developments at the brand, which was founded in 1965 by Jean Dinh Van (...)

dinh van Maison made a success of imposing its very special design with its pure and essential style in the codified universe of (...)