
Suzanne Belperron
Suzanne Belperron occupies a special place in jewelry history as perhaps the most influential and important female jewelry designer of all time. She got her start as a designer for the Parisian firm René Boivin, where she was responsible for some of the firm’s most innovative ideas. In 1932, Bernard Herz, a Parisian stone dealer, recognized her avant-garde talent and hired Belperron to design for herself under the B. Herz name. Garnering reviews ranging from “brilliant” to “barbaric,” Belperron’s creations adorned many of the most fashionable women of the day. Famously never signing her pieces –” my style is my signature,” she would say – Belperron’s originality continuously kept the firm on the cutting edge until her retirement 1974.
Suzanne Belperron
Suzanne Belperron occupies a special place in jewelry history as perhaps the most influential and important female jewelry designer of all time. She got her start as a designer for the Parisian firm René Boivin, where she was responsible for some of the firm’s most innovative ideas. In 1932, Bernard Herz, a Parisian stone dealer, recognized her avant-garde talent and hired Belperron to design for herself under the B. Herz name. Garnering reviews ranging from “brilliant” to “barbaric,” Belperron’s creations adorned many of the most fashionable women of the day. Famously never signing her pieces –” my style is my signature,” she would say – Belperron’s originality continuously kept the firm on the cutting edge until her retirement 1974.
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Yellow Gold and Cabochon Emerald Torque Necklace by Suzanne Belperron
Belperron | Mid-20th Century
$190,000Add to cart -
Pink Topaz Multi-stone Earrings by Suzanne Belperron
Belperron | Mid-20th Century |
$250,000 Add to cart -
Yellow Gold Bombé Diamond Torsade Ring by Suzanne Belperron
Belperron | Retro |
$75,000 Add to cart -
Yellow Gold Emerald Bead and Diamond Cuff by Suzanne Belperron
Belperron | Mid-20th Century |
$395,000Add to cart