Collection: Ivarene

Ι grew up on Place Vendôme, at the heart of fine jewelry, thanks to my father Michel Ermelin, founder of the houses Poiray and Verney. As a child, my fascination was for strands of briolettes: stones cut into teardrops, already drilled, sold by the strand. A free beauty, liberated from metal, that has never left me.

It was during my five years in the United States that this project came to life. California gave me what I could not find in Paris: an immense freedom to think and to build. Carried by American energy and the wild beauty of its wide open spaces, I dared to set my creativity free and create the jewel I had always dreamed of.

My legitimacy lies not in the stone deemed perfect by industry standards, but in choosing stones with character. I am drawn to their natural formations, their nuances, those little inclusions I refuse to call flaws. I have them cut, polished and shaped to my inspiration. A tribute to the stone, revealing its true worth.

To set them, I chose the cord. Supple, it disappears to let the stones float with the body. Our signature setting, three small knots between each gem, creates a rhythm. Each trio seals an intention: one for the past we honor, one for the present we inhabit, one for the future we hope for.

An everyday talisman that becomes part of you.

Elisa Battistini, founder