Since 1895, the know-how and secrets of bespoke jewelry have been passed down through each generation of the De Grace dynasty.
In the 1950s, our family created lace letterboxes of gold and silver thread for the Vatican under the direction of His Holiness Pius XII.
In 1972, Jacques de Grace took a personal approach to working with diamonds. From designing a model to setting and polishing, he learned every step of the jewel-making process. He then traveled the world to find the finest stones and supply them to the jewelers at Place Vendôme. Thus
he gradually entered the world of haute joaillerie, creating unique pieces for a prestigious clientele.
In 1985, he founded the Maison de Grace. From 1990 onwards, thanks to the opening of the Persian Gulf market, he designed important pieces for the Sultanate of Brunei, a collection of refined objects subtly playing with the codes of elegant eroticism; later, Prince Al Thani of Qatar entrusted him with the creation of a model in gold and lapis lazuli symbolizing the greatness of his country: it was this precious model that the Emir offered to the UN on the occasion of his Millennium.
Following in the footsteps of his ancestors, Jacques de Grace passed on his passion to his son Grégory, who at a very young age accompanied him to numerous exhibitions, eventually continuing the de Grace saga.
Simplicity, modernity and audacity are the hallmarks of these pieces presented during Haute Couture week in Paris: their soul reflects the beauty and majesty of the Woman. In this way, women and jewels become inseparable to celebrate the high points of our lives.
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