The history of Poiray jewellery

Poiray jewellery

The Poiray House emerged in 1974 thanks to the association of François Herail and Michel Hermelin. Poiray is among the latest jewellery houses to join the Place Vendôme, and is called “The Place Vendôme’s little girl.”

The Poiray House’s emblematic pieces are as varied as they are innovative. Among them: the Ma Première watch, with its famous interchangeable bracelets, the line of Tresse rings with intertwined hearts released in 1988, and the Fidji and Roseau lines that marry gold and pearls, thus offering sets in gold and coloured stones.

Poiray saw immediate success and quickly gained in notoriety, in part through the originality of its jewellery and watchmaking creations, pure lines, and shapes that were soft and rich in colour.

In a short time, the Poiray house built an affirmed brand, much appreciated and recognized, without having to be ashamed of its predecessors on the Place Vendome. Today, Poiray is synonymous with creative audacity by the cultural and artistic commitment that characterises its creations. A true symbol of femininity and sensuality, the Poiray House represents a noble value of luxury artisanship, a tribute to French expertise.

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