Emmanuelle Zysman imagines a mobile pendant, available in two sizes, inspired by the cosmos.
The play of full and empty, hammered vermeil and irregular shapes are all elements dear to the designer’s heart. But more than a piece of jewelry, it’s also a social act. A small star among others supporting the initiative of Lucia Iraci, founder of the Joséphine association. Indeed, from May 1 to Monday June 30, 2014, the profits generated by the sale of these jewels will be donated in full to Joséphine, enabling women in precarious situations to come and have their hair and make-up done for free… before a job interview, for example, in the social hair salon at 28 rue de la Charbonnière, 75018 Paris.
“By welcoming these women, I hope to give them back a little self-esteem,” confides Lucia Iraci.
For Emmanuelle Zysman, jewelry plays as important a role in self-esteem as hairstyle or clothes. And it was only natural that she should turn to Lucia, a fervent admirer of this very practical project.
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