Paris
14 rue de Saintonge, 75003, in the Marais — a few streets from where the guild of Paris goldsmiths has worked since the quai des Orfèvres counted 29 of them in 1776.
Emily Rose Jewellery — Paris
Gold that carries a maker's hand
Every piece is drawn, cast and finished by hand in a two-person atelier in the Marais. Solid 18k gold, hallmarked in France, made in small numbers.
Designed in New York, finished in Paris, worn every day.
Solid 18k gold
750 ‰ — the French legal minimum for gold jewellery.
Hallmarked in France
Eagle-head title punch, struck by the Bureau de la Garantie.
Lifetime repair
Free cleaning, polishing and clasp replacement, forever.
Shipped from Paris
Within 48 hours, insured worldwide. EU shipping free over €250.
The collection
Four families, one metal
Bracelets
Flat curb chains, hand-forged oval links and a hammered bangle.
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Rings
Signets, flat bands and brushed, hammered antique washes.
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Necklaces
Chains, baroque pearls and a hand-cut rock crystal drop.
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Pendants
A rose heart, a crescent and an heirloom medallion.
DiscoverThe maison
An American goldsmith in a Paris atelier
Emily Rose learned the trade in New York before settling in Paris, at 14 rue de Saintonge in the Marais. Every piece is drawn by hand, cast in lost wax and finished at the bench.
Twelve pieces a season — nothing more. Each one hallmarked in France, priced as metal plus work, and repaired free for life.
Meet Emily Rose
Pieces of the moment
Four pieces, from the hand
The metal
Why 18 carats
18 carats is 750 parts per thousand fine gold: 75% gold, 20% copper, 5% silver. It is the legal minimum fineness for gold jewellery in France — the 585 and 375 grades were only introduced in 1994.
Every piece carries the French eagle-head title punch and the maker's responsibility hallmark. Gold itself is chemically inert — it does not tarnish. What oxidises is the copper and silver at the surface, which is why each piece is finished by hand and re-polished free, for life.
Read the gold guideWhere to find us
Two boutiques
New York
Stockists in SoHo, Nolita and Tribeca, a short walk from the Diamond District on 47th Street — some 3,500 businesses moving 24.6 billion dollars of stones a year.
The Journal
Notes from the bench
Metals — 18 October 2026
What record gold prices mean for a small atelier
Gold passed 4,000 dollars an ounce for the first time in October 2025 and hit a record 5,594 dollars in January 2026. Here is what that does to a two-person workshop.
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Style — 4 October 2026
How to stack gold jewellery without looking busy
Stacking is the season's easiest trend and the easiest to get wrong. Four rules, three thicknesses, and the one mistake that makes gold look costume.
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Craft — 21 September 2026
A day at the bench
The drawings, the casting, the setting, the polishing — and the failures that go back into the tray. A working day in the Marais, hour by hour.
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The atelier
One bench, twelve pieces a season
The collection is limited to twelve pieces a season because each one is made by a single pair of hands: the drawing, the wax, the pour of 18k gold, the setting, the polish, the hallmark.
When a piece fails, it goes back into the crucible. That honesty is visible in the price — metal plus work, two figures, never a secret.
The Emily Rose letter
New pieces, atelier notes, and the honest price of gold — twice a month.
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