Supported by Van Cleef & Arpels
FUTURA SEOUL l 61, Bukchon-ro, Jongno-gu, SEOUL, 03052, South Korea
From June 25th to July 15th, 2026, L’ÉCOLE, School of Jewelry Arts holds a special Nomadic School edition at FUTURA SEOUL.
L’ÉCOLE invites the public to explore the fascinating world of jewelry through a rich program open to all, featuring introductory courses, creative workshops and talks.
Visitors will also be able to discover the exhibition "Garden of Emeralds - Discover the Gemstones", a journey into the beauty and history of emeralds.
Emerald, Beryl
Leckbachrinne, Habachtal, Austria
Sam Yung Leung Yuen Collection
Through historical, gemological and craftsmanship perspectives, the exhibition traces the journey of emeralds — from natural wonders to exceptional pieces shaped by master lapidaries and celebrated in high jewelry.
Developed to offer a fresh perspective on the world of jewelry, talks bring together experts and participants united by their curiosity and love of jewelry culture.
Whether in person or online, each talk encourages insightful discussions.
In line with its research projects and its mission to spread the culture of jewelry arts with a large audience, L’ÉCOLE, School of Jewelry Arts regularly publishes books, in partnership with museums and publishing houses.
Established in 2012 with the support of Van Cleef & Arpels, L’ÉCOLE, School of Jewelry Arts aims to introduce the public to all aspects of jewelry culture through various activities: courses, workshops, talks, exhibitions, books and podcast.
Activities at L’ÉCOLE cover three main areas: the history of jewelry, the world of gemstones and the savoir-faire of jewelry-making techniques.
L’ÉCOLE now has four permanent addresses: in Paris, Hong Kong, Shanghai and Dubai.
Moreover, since its inception, L'ÉCOLE regularly travels abroad, in Europe, America, Asia and the Middle East, for talks, exhibitions or travelling course programs that can last one to three weeks. L'ÉCOLE, School of Jewelry Arts therefore contributes to the promotion and visibility of jewelry culture on an international scale.
L’ÉCOLE set up, 5 years after its foundation, a Scientific Council to oversee the consistency of its educational policy and the relevance of its teaching materials.
Courses are delivered in small groups to allow students to discuss one-on-one with experts of the jewelry's world.
All our teachers are passionate experts chosen for their enthusiasm and skills in transmitting their knowledge.
Skills are presented with ease in an enjoyable way, hands-on experience and dialogue. Classes are for everyone with no pre-requisites.
On an “à la carte” basis, introductory courses are offered to all those who want to learn and become enlightened amateurs.
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