Writing Jewels: artistic correspondences (In-Person Conversation)

From adventure novels to love stories, and from poems to legends, many literature classics have depicted fabulous gems and ornaments. Whether at the core of the plot or as a side narrative, jewelry provokes the imagination, often encouraging fascination and mystery.

Join our two speakers, Patrick Wald Lasowski and Charline Coupeau, on April 23 at L'École des Arts Joailliers in Paris to explore the dialogue established between these two enchanting universes: jewelry and literature.

In-Person Conversation in English:

April 23rd, 2024
7.30pm - 8pm: Cocktail
8pm - 9pm: Conversation
@L’ÉCOLE, School of Jewelry Arts – 31 rue Danielle Casanova, 75001 Paris

Speakers:

With Patrick Wald Lasowski, Emeritus Professor of Literature, Author, and Essayist
& Charline Coupeau, Doctor of Art History and Gemologist
 

Photo: 

Panache Mystérieux clip,
White gold, Vitrail Mystery Set colored sapphires, diamonds,
Quatre contes de Grimm collection, 2018
Van Cleef & Arpels,
Private collection

Brought together by their curiosity and love of jewelry culture, speakers and listeners are invited to meet at a cocktail reception preceding the talk. Often initiated during this convivial moment, exchanges prove to be as spontaneous as they are instructive. They continue to grow throughout the talk, which is organized around L'ÉCOLE's three main pillars: the History of Jewelry, the World of Gemstones and the Savoir-Faire.

Participating in these conversations hosted by L’ÉCOLE, School of Jewelry Arts allows you to join a community of curious enthusiasts eager to discover and learn.