I have always loved the peaceful country scenes of the cotton fabric known as Toile de Jouy and discovered the history behind the design on a photoshoot at the Chateau Maillebois.
Nestled high on a Normandy plain, just a stone's throw away from the picturesque city of Rouen, lies the resplendent Jardin Plume.
We are here to help you find the perfect size ring for yourself or a loved one, whether you can visit our store in person or would like to buy a ring online. Either way, we will work with you to ensure that your ring has the most comfortable and secure fit. We have a trusted ring sizing guide and ring measurer that you can print at home, but Cassandra also has her own personal tips to make sure that the ring is exactly the right size for you. With expertise spanning 40 years of designing jewellery, Cassandra has rarely not been able to size a ring!
Nestled in the heart of France stands Vaux le Vicomte, a Château of unrivaled elegance and historical significance. This is not just a story of opulent architecture; it's a tale that intertwines the lives of Nicholas Fouquet, the visionary behind Vaux le Vicomte, and Jean de La Fontaine, one of France's most celebrated writers. Their enduring friendship and the frog sculptures adorning the chateaus' fountains inspired timeless fables. Join us as we journey through this captivating narrative and discover a beautiful piece of art - a frog pendant that pays homage to the connection between Vaux le Vicomte, La Fontaine, literature, and creativity.
In the realm of French literature, few names shine as brightly as that of Jean de La Fontaine. He was a French poet who wrote the famous "Songe de Vaux." This magnificent poem showcases his versatility as a writer and his deep appreciation of beauty and aesthetics. His works often draw on classical themes and literature, infusing them with his unique charm and style.
Carved and curled, twisted and textured, woven and weathered... Doorhandles, omnipresent in our daily lives, serve as our gateway to homes, buildings, and even rooms. Beyond their obvious function, they tell stories, reflect cultures, and hold clues to the past. Yet, how often do we pause to consider their intricate designs and histories?
