RENÉ BOIVIN - ANNÉES 1925

IMPORTANT MABEAN PEARL AND LAKE RING, It is in silver with a square plate topped by a large mabean pearl and black lacquer. Not signed. Gross weight : 22,09 gr. (fel to the pearl, traces of restorations). Finger size : 57. Dimensions of the plate: 2.2 x 2.2 cm. Attestation of Jean-Norbert Salit, work of René Boivin after a drawing of Suzanne Belperron of the years 1925. , THE YDILLE BETWEEN RENÉ BOIVIN AND THE "BIG RINGS , No, the term "big ring" does not refer to vulgar rings made to be noticed, they were created and magnified by René Boivin at the turn of the Art Deco craze. Let's not forget that Jeanne Boivin, the artistic director of the jewelry, was born Poiret. Like her brother Paul Poiret, who freed women from corsets and strangling shackles, Jeanne Boivin ushered in a golden age for women, freeing them from the classical ornaments of the time to adorn themselves with imposing and chic forms. Today, we would say that these jewels are very "Haute Couture". Less solitary diamonds, more new shapes, all galvanized by the innovative ideas of the young Suzanne Belperron. She joined the company in 1919, freshly graduated from the Besançon School of Fine Arts. Like any great artist, she knew how to evolve and find her own style. The history of jewelry will award her the prizes she deserves at the turn of the 21st century. , A lacquer, mabée pearl and silver ring by René Boivin, circa 1925. Not signed. Gross weight : 22,09 (cracked pearl, traces of restorations). Size : 57. Dimensions : 2,2 x 2,2 cm. Attestation by Jean-Norbert Salit, René Boivin work after a Suzanne Belperron drawing.