Lydia courteille jewelry

Lydia Courteille's jewelry revels in its status as truly original, fine joaillerie.

Courteille’s collection of 25 gem-encrusted, sculptural high jewelry creations is called ‘Caravan,’ where the high jewelry artist uses her creativity to depict what it was like to travel along the culturally rich and centuries old Silk Road trade route

Lydia Courteille’s flamboyant and freaky new Rosa de Inca collection is inspired by the rich melting pot of cultures of South America.

Coomi one-of-a-kind opal cuff.

A dazzling woodland ! Nestled in a lush gilded garden, eye-catching forest creatures in green chrysoprase catch the eye on the Glyptique necklace.

Neo-renaissance ring (in the style of Paul Robin) in gold and fine pearl. Attributed to Joseph Chaumet © Lydia Courteille

Visit Lydia Courteille boutique with a jewellery blogger Liza Urla. Turquoise, opal, jade, coral, ivory – every vitrine has its colour!

Inspired by an intriguing royal in ancient history, the new Lydia Courteille jewellery collection is a tale of biblical proportions.

Lydia Courtelle's new Homage to Surrealism collection takes magnificent and strange to Dali-esque levels.

Successful jewelry brands do a good job of showcasing a mix of styles that are trending with more timeless-feeling designs that appeal to a wide swath of consumers. But jewelry is a cutthroat business, so it’s rare that we’re privy to the specific designs the creative minds that helm some of the most innovative brands in the…