necklace | RD Bijoux Paris | Art Jewelry Handcrafted in Paris https://www.rd-bijoux.com Discover the exquisite world of the art jewelry Mon, 24 Nov 2025 16:17:35 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.9.4 https://www.rd-bijoux.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/08/cropped-Logo-RD-vector_kreska-1-32x32.png necklace | RD Bijoux Paris | Art Jewelry Handcrafted in Paris https://www.rd-bijoux.com 32 32 Gold-plated necklace Three matches by Marek Piekarczyk https://www.rd-bijoux.com/product/gold-plated-necklace-three-matches-by-marek-piekarczyk/ Thu, 06 Mar 2025 19:16:15 +0000 https://www.rd-bijoux.com/?post_type=product&p=14985 Gold-plated necklace from the Three Matches collection, inspired by the TSA song of the same name. Made in collaboration with Marek Piekarczyk.

Gold-plated, enamel.

Dimensions: - length of the pendant: 24 cm (+ adjustable chain). - length of a match: 5 cm

The "Three Matches" collection was created by RD Bijoux, a French brand of luxury fashion jewelry in collaboration with Marek Piekarczyk, famous Polish rockstar and frontman of the TSA. The "Three matches" collection was inspired by the famous TSA song and chosen for the jewelry because of the beauty of this ballad - one of the most distinctive and beautiful rock ballads ever - and because of the song's history and its place in Marek Piekarczyk's career. After all, it was with this song that the artist's career in the TSA began, albeit in a somewhat surprising way: during a concert at the Opera Lesna in Sopot on July 12, 1981, the artist was supposed to come out on stage and bow to the audience so that they could meet the band's new frontman. But Piekarczyk improvised - he sung the "Three Matches". Thus, the song "Three Matchsticks" is a cult song - an inseparable part of the legend of the artist himself, but also of the Polish music scene and rock in general. The choice of "Three Matchsticks" was therefore obvious when creating jewelry for Marek Piekarczyk. But the collection also fits into the broader context of RD Bijoux' activities: from the artistic aspect to Polish-French relations. The words of the song were written by Konstanty Ildefons Galczynski, who actually translated them from French: the original text, titled "Paris at night". It was written by Jacques Prévert, one of the most revered French poets of the 20th century. It comes from the book of poems "Paroles", published in 1946, which consists of a wide variety of texts - many of them are a protest against war and violence, others celebrate everyday life, some speak of love. The poem "Paris at Night" seemingly falls into the latter category: it evokes an intimate scene between lovers who discover and remember each other's bodies, in the romantic setting of nighttime Paris - the city of lovers. However, there is also a second, darker interpretation of these verses: the one lighting the matches is a soldier, while the one observing him is a sniper, who notices his victim when the first match is lit, takes aim with the second match, and shoots with the third, followed by "total stillness" ("total darkness" in the original text) - death. This ambiguous, moving and beautiful text has inspired many artists: in addition to Galczynski's translation and Piekarczyk's song, it has been interpreted by Yves Montand, among others. The "Three Matches" collection is co-created with Marek Piekarczyk - so it draws inspiration from two artistic sources: poetry and music. Thus, it fits perfectly into the profile of RD Bijoux, a French luxury jewelry brand inspired by art in the broadest sense. In the RD Bijoux' interpretation, the eponymous three matches - a utilitarian object with a simple form, but immense possibilities (matches can save lives, but can also become a source of destruction) - retain their shape, although it is refined and embellished, making it a true work of art. The "Three Matchsticks" collection is an example of an unusual dialogue between different forms of art - poetry and music - and applied art such as jewelry. The ambiguous meaning of the poem, which was the starting point for the collection, gives it an additional, moving dimension. But above all, the necklaces, bracelets, rings and earrings from this collection are beautiful objects: surprising and universal in their simplicity, yet original and unique.

]]> Gold-plated necklace from the Three Matches collection, inspired by the TSA song of the same name. Made in collaboration with Marek Piekarczyk.

Gold-plated, enamel.

Dimensions: - length of the pendant: 24 cm (+ adjustable chain). - length of a match: 5 cm

The "Three Matches" collection was created by RD Bijoux, a French brand of luxury fashion jewelry in collaboration with Marek Piekarczyk, famous Polish rockstar and frontman of the TSA. The "Three matches" collection was inspired by the famous TSA song and chosen for the jewelry because of the beauty of this ballad - one of the most distinctive and beautiful rock ballads ever - and because of the song's history and its place in Marek Piekarczyk's career. After all, it was with this song that the artist's career in the TSA began, albeit in a somewhat surprising way: during a concert at the Opera Lesna in Sopot on July 12, 1981, the artist was supposed to come out on stage and bow to the audience so that they could meet the band's new frontman. But Piekarczyk improvised - he sung the "Three Matches". Thus, the song "Three Matchsticks" is a cult song - an inseparable part of the legend of the artist himself, but also of the Polish music scene and rock in general. The choice of "Three Matchsticks" was therefore obvious when creating jewelry for Marek Piekarczyk. But the collection also fits into the broader context of RD Bijoux' activities: from the artistic aspect to Polish-French relations. The words of the song were written by Konstanty Ildefons Galczynski, who actually translated them from French: the original text, titled "Paris at night". It was written by Jacques Prévert, one of the most revered French poets of the 20th century. It comes from the book of poems "Paroles", published in 1946, which consists of a wide variety of texts - many of them are a protest against war and violence, others celebrate everyday life, some speak of love. The poem "Paris at Night" seemingly falls into the latter category: it evokes an intimate scene between lovers who discover and remember each other's bodies, in the romantic setting of nighttime Paris - the city of lovers. However, there is also a second, darker interpretation of these verses: the one lighting the matches is a soldier, while the one observing him is a sniper, who notices his victim when the first match is lit, takes aim with the second match, and shoots with the third, followed by "total stillness" ("total darkness" in the original text) - death. This ambiguous, moving and beautiful text has inspired many artists: in addition to Galczynski's translation and Piekarczyk's song, it has been interpreted by Yves Montand, among others. The "Three Matches" collection is co-created with Marek Piekarczyk - so it draws inspiration from two artistic sources: poetry and music. Thus, it fits perfectly into the profile of RD Bijoux, a French luxury jewelry brand inspired by art in the broadest sense. In the RD Bijoux' interpretation, the eponymous three matches - a utilitarian object with a simple form, but immense possibilities (matches can save lives, but can also become a source of destruction) - retain their shape, although it is refined and embellished, making it a true work of art. The "Three Matchsticks" collection is an example of an unusual dialogue between different forms of art - poetry and music - and applied art such as jewelry. The ambiguous meaning of the poem, which was the starting point for the collection, gives it an additional, moving dimension. But above all, the necklaces, bracelets, rings and earrings from this collection are beautiful objects: surprising and universal in their simplicity, yet original and unique.

]]> Silver necklace Three matches by Marek Piekarczyk https://www.rd-bijoux.com/product/silver-necklace-three-matches-by-marek-piekarczyk/ Thu, 06 Mar 2025 19:09:00 +0000 https://www.rd-bijoux.com/?post_type=product&p=14981 Necklace from the Three Matches collection, inspired by the TSA song of the same name. Made in collaboration with Marek Piekarczyk.

Silver, enamel.

Dimensions: - length of the pendant: 29 cm (+ adjustable chain). - length of a match: 5 cm

The "Three Matches" collection was created by RD Bijoux, a French brand of luxury fashion jewelry in collaboration with Marek Piekarczyk, famous Polish rockstar and frontman of the TSA. The "Three matches" collection was inspired by the famous TSA song and chosen for the jewelry because of the beauty of this ballad - one of the most distinctive and beautiful rock ballads ever - and because of the song's history and its place in Marek Piekarczyk's career. After all, it was with this song that the artist's career in the TSA began, albeit in a somewhat surprising way: during a concert at the Opera Lesna in Sopot on July 12, 1981, the artist was supposed to come out on stage and bow to the audience so that they could meet the band's new frontman. But Piekarczyk improvised - he sung the "Three Matches". Thus, the song "Three Matchsticks" is a cult song - an inseparable part of the legend of the artist himself, but also of the Polish music scene and rock in general. The choice of "Three Matchsticks" was therefore obvious when creating jewelry for Marek Piekarczyk. But the collection also fits into the broader context of RD Bijoux' activities: from the artistic aspect to Polish-French relations. The words of the song were written by Konstanty Ildefons Galczynski, who actually translated them from French: the original text, titled "Paris at night". It was written by Jacques Prévert, one of the most revered French poets of the 20th century. It comes from the book of poems "Paroles", published in 1946, which consists of a wide variety of texts - many of them are a protest against war and violence, others celebrate everyday life, some speak of love. The poem "Paris at Night" seemingly falls into the latter category: it evokes an intimate scene between lovers who discover and remember each other's bodies, in the romantic setting of nighttime Paris - the city of lovers. However, there is also a second, darker interpretation of these verses: the one lighting the matches is a soldier, while the one observing him is a sniper, who notices his victim when the first match is lit, takes aim with the second match, and shoots with the third, followed by "total stillness" ("total darkness" in the original text) - death. This ambiguous, moving and beautiful text has inspired many artists: in addition to Galczynski's translation and Piekarczyk's song, it has been interpreted by Yves Montand, among others. The "Three Matches" collection is co-created with Marek Piekarczyk - so it draws inspiration from two artistic sources: poetry and music. Thus, it fits perfectly into the profile of RD Bijoux, a French luxury jewelry brand inspired by art in the broadest sense. In the RD Bijoux' interpretation, the eponymous three matches - a utilitarian object with a simple form, but immense possibilities (matches can save lives, but can also become a source of destruction) - retain their shape, although it is refined and embellished, making it a true work of art. The "Three Matchsticks" collection is an example of an unusual dialogue between different forms of art - poetry and music - and applied art such as jewelry. The ambiguous meaning of the poem, which was the starting point for the collection, gives it an additional, moving dimension. But above all, the necklaces, bracelets, rings and earrings from this collection are beautiful objects: surprising and universal in their simplicity, yet original and unique.

]]> Necklace from the Three Matches collection, inspired by the TSA song of the same name. Made in collaboration with Marek Piekarczyk.

Silver, enamel.

Dimensions: - length of the pendant: 29 cm (+ adjustable chain). - length of a match: 5 cm

The "Three Matches" collection was created by RD Bijoux, a French brand of luxury fashion jewelry in collaboration with Marek Piekarczyk, famous Polish rockstar and frontman of the TSA. The "Three matches" collection was inspired by the famous TSA song and chosen for the jewelry because of the beauty of this ballad - one of the most distinctive and beautiful rock ballads ever - and because of the song's history and its place in Marek Piekarczyk's career. After all, it was with this song that the artist's career in the TSA began, albeit in a somewhat surprising way: during a concert at the Opera Lesna in Sopot on July 12, 1981, the artist was supposed to come out on stage and bow to the audience so that they could meet the band's new frontman. But Piekarczyk improvised - he sung the "Three Matches". Thus, the song "Three Matchsticks" is a cult song - an inseparable part of the legend of the artist himself, but also of the Polish music scene and rock in general. The choice of "Three Matchsticks" was therefore obvious when creating jewelry for Marek Piekarczyk. But the collection also fits into the broader context of RD Bijoux' activities: from the artistic aspect to Polish-French relations. The words of the song were written by Konstanty Ildefons Galczynski, who actually translated them from French: the original text, titled "Paris at night". It was written by Jacques Prévert, one of the most revered French poets of the 20th century. It comes from the book of poems "Paroles", published in 1946, which consists of a wide variety of texts - many of them are a protest against war and violence, others celebrate everyday life, some speak of love. The poem "Paris at Night" seemingly falls into the latter category: it evokes an intimate scene between lovers who discover and remember each other's bodies, in the romantic setting of nighttime Paris - the city of lovers. However, there is also a second, darker interpretation of these verses: the one lighting the matches is a soldier, while the one observing him is a sniper, who notices his victim when the first match is lit, takes aim with the second match, and shoots with the third, followed by "total stillness" ("total darkness" in the original text) - death. This ambiguous, moving and beautiful text has inspired many artists: in addition to Galczynski's translation and Piekarczyk's song, it has been interpreted by Yves Montand, among others. The "Three Matches" collection is co-created with Marek Piekarczyk - so it draws inspiration from two artistic sources: poetry and music. Thus, it fits perfectly into the profile of RD Bijoux, a French luxury jewelry brand inspired by art in the broadest sense. In the RD Bijoux' interpretation, the eponymous three matches - a utilitarian object with a simple form, but immense possibilities (matches can save lives, but can also become a source of destruction) - retain their shape, although it is refined and embellished, making it a true work of art. The "Three Matchsticks" collection is an example of an unusual dialogue between different forms of art - poetry and music - and applied art such as jewelry. The ambiguous meaning of the poem, which was the starting point for the collection, gives it an additional, moving dimension. But above all, the necklaces, bracelets, rings and earrings from this collection are beautiful objects: surprising and universal in their simplicity, yet original and unique.

]]> The Last Painting pendant by Zdzislaw Beksinski (black ruthenium) https://www.rd-bijoux.com/product/the-last-painting-pendant-by-zdzislaw-beksinski-black-ruthenium/ Wed, 05 Feb 2025 20:14:28 +0000 https://www.rd-bijoux.com/?post_type=product&p=307 Black ruthenium-plated pendant from "The Last Painting" collection, inspired by Zdzislaw Beksinski's painting. Made of bronze, suspended either on a chain 50 cm long or on a black cord 45 cm long plus adjustment chain 4,5 cm in silver color.

Dimensions of the square: 23 x 23 mm.

Collection "The Last Painting" by Zdzislaw Beksinski designed for the Galerie Roi Doré. The painting of Zdzislaw Beksinski was used with the consent of The Historical Museum in Sanok, the successor of the artist’s legacy. Manufactured in Paris.

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]]> Black ruthenium-plated pendant from "The Last Painting" collection, inspired by Zdzislaw Beksinski's painting. Made of bronze, suspended either on a chain 50 cm long or on a black cord 45 cm long plus adjustment chain 4,5 cm in silver color.

Dimensions of the square: 23 x 23 mm.

Collection "The Last Painting" by Zdzislaw Beksinski designed for the Galerie Roi Doré. The painting of Zdzislaw Beksinski was used with the consent of The Historical Museum in Sanok, the successor of the artist’s legacy. Manufactured in Paris.

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]]> The Last Painting pendant by Zdzislaw Beksinski (white palladium) https://www.rd-bijoux.com/product/the-last-painting-pendant-by-zdzislaw-beksinski-white-bronze/ Wed, 05 Feb 2025 20:06:33 +0000 https://www.rd-bijoux.com/?post_type=product&p=302 White bronze-plated pendant from "The Last Painting" collection, inspired by Zdzislaw Beksinski's painting. Made of bronze, suspended either on a chain 50 cm long or on a black cord 45 cm long plus adjustment chain 4,5 cm in silver color.

Dimensions of the square: 23 x 23 mm.

Collection "The Last Painting" by Zdzislaw Beksinski designed for the Galerie Roi Doré. The painting of Zdzislaw Beksinski was used with the consent of The Historical Museum in Sanok, the successor of the artist’s legacy. Manufactured in Paris.

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]]> On February 21st, 2005, Beksinski wrote in his journal: “Maybe, against all odds, I’ll manage to finish the painting today”. He finished it. And a few hours later, the painting signed “Y” became a silent witness of the artist’s death. Therefore, this jewelry is a tribute to this amazing artist and his exceptional art, which fascinates art lovers from all over the world.

Made of bronze, to honor the millennia-long artistic tradition of bronze sculpture, this pendant is a small work of art, white bronze-plated to add another layer of elegance to this exquisite object.

Suspended either on the 50 cm long chain or on a 45 cm long black cord plus adjustment chain 4,5 cm in silver color. Available in three variants: gold-plated, covered in white palladium, or black ruthenium.

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]]> The Last Painting pendant by Zdzislaw Beksinski (gold) https://www.rd-bijoux.com/product/the-last-pendant-gold/ Wed, 05 Feb 2025 19:46:17 +0000 https://www.rd-bijoux.com/?post_type=product&p=295 Gold-plated pendant from "The Last Painting" collection, inspired by Zdzislaw Beksinski's painting. Made of bronze, suspended either on a gold-plated chain 50 cm long or on a black cord 45 cm long plus an adjustment chain 4,5 cm in silver color.

Dimensions of the square: 23 x 23 mm.

Collection "The Last Painting" by Zdzislaw Beksinski designed for the Galerie Roi Doré. The painting of Zdzislaw Beksinski was used with the consent of The Historical Museum in Sanok, the successor of the artist’s legacy. Manufactured in Paris.

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]]> On February 21st, 2005, Beksinski wrote in his journal: “Maybe, against all odds, I’ll manage to finish the painting today”. He finished it. And a few hours later, the painting signed “Y” became a silent witness of the artist’s death. Therefore, this jewelry is a tribute to this amazing artist and his exceptional art, which fascinates art lovers from all over the world.

Made of bronze, to honor the millennia-long artistic tradition of bronze sculpture, this pendant is a small work of art, gold-plated to add another layer of elegance to this exquisite object.

Suspended either on the 50 cm long chain or on a 45 cm long black cord plus adjustment chain 4,5 cm in silver color. Available in three variants: gold-plated, covered in white palladium, or black ruthenium.

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]]> Toporzel pendant by Stanislaw Szukalski (gold) https://www.rd-bijoux.com/product/toporzel-pendant-by-stanislaw-szukalski-gold/ Thu, 02 Jan 2025 21:55:09 +0000 https://www.rd-bijoux.com/?post_type=product&p=160

Gold-plated pendant from the "Toporzel" collection, inspired by Stanislaw Szukalski's art. Made of bronze, suspended either on a gold-plated chain 50 cm long or on a black cord 45 cm long plus adjustment chain 4,5 cm in silver color.

Dimensions: 21 mm width x 27 mm height.

Collection "Toporzel" by Stanislaw Szukalski designed for the Galerie Roi Doré. Manufactured in Paris.

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Toporzel pendant by Stanislaw Szukalski (gold)
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Toporzel pendant by Stanislaw Szukalski (gold)

169,00€

Gold-plated pendant from the “Toporzel” collection, inspired by Stanislaw Szukalski’s art. Made of bronze, suspended either on a gold-plated chain 50 cm long or on a black cord 45 cm long plus adjustment chain 4,5 cm in silver color.

Dimensions: 21 mm width x 27 mm height.

Collection “Toporzel” by Stanislaw Szukalski designed for the Galerie Roi Doré. Manufactured in Paris.

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The "Toporzel" emblem was designed by Stanislaw Szukalski in 1935 as a symbol of a newly reborn Poland. Its seemingly simple form of ax crossed with an eagle is, in reality, loaded with symbolism and meaning. Proposed by the artist in the interwar period reflected perfectly the spirit of this time.

Made of bronze, to honor the millenniums-long artistic tradition of bronze sculpture, this pendant is a small work of art, gold-plated to add another layer of elegance to this exquisite object.

Suspended either on a gold-plated chain 50 cm long or on a black cord 45 cm long plus an adjustment chain 4,5 cm in silver color.

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]]> Toporzel pendant by Stanislaw Szukalski (black ruthenium) https://www.rd-bijoux.com/product/toporzel-pendant-by-stanislaw-szukalski-black-ruthenium/ Wed, 01 Jan 2025 22:21:04 +0000 https://www.rd-bijoux.com/?post_type=product&p=180

Black ruthenium-plated pendant from the "Toporzel" collection, inspired by Stanislaw Szukalski's art. Made of bronze, Suspended either on a chain 50 cm long or on a black cord 45 cm long plus adjustment chain 4,5 cm in silver color.

Dimensions: 21 mm width x 27 mm height.

Collection "Toporzel" by Stanislaw Szukalski designed for the Galerie Roi Doré. Manufactured in Paris.

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Toporzel pendant by Stanislaw Szukalski (black ruthenium)
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Toporzel pendant by Stanislaw Szukalski (black ruthenium)

169,00€

Black ruthenium-plated pendant from the “Toporzel” collection, inspired by Stanislaw Szukalski’s art. Made of bronze, Suspended either on a chain 50 cm long or on a black cord 45 cm long plus adjustment chain 4,5 cm in silver color.

Dimensions: 21 mm width x 27 mm height.

Collection “Toporzel” by Stanislaw Szukalski designed for the Galerie Roi Doré. Manufactured in Paris.

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The "Toporzel" emblem was designed by Stanislaw Szukalski in 1935 as a symbol of a newly reborn Poland. Its seemingly simple form of ax crossed with an eagle is, in reality, loaded with symbolism and meaning. Proposed by the artist in the interwar period reflected perfectly the spirit of this time.

Made of bronze, to honor the millenniums-long artistic tradition of bronze sculpture, this pendant is a small work of art, covered in black ruthenium to add another layer of elegance to this exquisite object.

Suspended either on a chain 50 cm long or on a black cord 45 cm long plus an adjustment chain 4,5 cm in silver color.

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]]> Toporzel pendant by Stanislaw Szukalski (white bronze) https://www.rd-bijoux.com/product/toporzel-pendant-by-stanislaw-szukalski-gold-white-bronze/ Wed, 01 Jan 2025 22:15:32 +0000 https://www.rd-bijoux.com/?post_type=product&p=173

White bronze-plated pendant from the "Toporzel" collection, inspired by Stanislaw Szukalski's art. Made of bronze, Suspended either on a chain 50 cm long or on a black cord 45 cm long plus adjustment chain 4,5 cm in silver color.

Dimensions: 21 mm width x 27 mm height.

Collection "Toporzel" by Stanislaw Szukalski designed for the Galerie Roi Doré. Manufactured in Paris.

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]]> The “Toporzel” emblem was designed by Stanislaw Szukalski in 1935 as a symbol of a newly reborn Poland. Its seemingly simple form of ax crossed with an eagle is, in reality, loaded with symbolism and meaning. Proposed by the artist in the interwar period reflected perfectly the spirit of this time.

Made of bronze, to honor the millenniums-long artistic tradition of bronze sculpture, this pendant is a small work of art, covered in white bronze to add another layer of elegance to this exquisite object.

Suspended either on a chain 50 cm long or on a black cord 45 cm long plus an adjustment chain 4,5 cm in silver color.

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]]> Je suis Charlie bracelet by Michal Batory https://www.rd-bijoux.com/product/je-suis-charlie-bracelet-by-michal-batory/ Wed, 01 Jan 2025 17:13:05 +0000 https://www.rd-bijoux.com/?post_type=product&p=4088

Bronze bracelet from "Je suis Charlie" collection, designer by Michal Batory.Made of bronze, gold-plated (the bullet), black ruthenium-plated (the pencil) with a black Swarovski crystal at the end of the pencil.

Dimensions of the cross: 35 x 22 mm.

Suspended on a black cord max. 25 cm long with adjustment. Cord either all black or with yellow-red finish.

Collection "Je suis Charlie" by Michal Batory designed for the Galerie Roi Doré. Manufactured in Paris.

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]]> “Je suis Charlie” collection was inspired by a poster, created by Michal Batory in reaction to the terrorist attack perpetrated on January 15th, 2015 against the Charlie Hebdo magazine, famous for its satirical drawings. This collection is an homage to the victims of the Charlie Hebdo massacre, but also to all those who stand every day against the darkness that threatens our world – against violence, discrimination, bigotry, hate. But it is also a message of hope, that ultimately, the good – art, culture, intelligence – will triumph over the evil – violence, and hate.

Made of bronze, to honor the millennium-long artistic tradition of bronze sculpture, this bracelet is a small work of art. It is also gold-plated (the bullet), black ruthenium-plated (the pencil) with a black Swarovski crystal at the end of the pencil.

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]]> Je suis Charlie pendant by Michal Batory https://www.rd-bijoux.com/product/je-suis-charlie-pendant-by-michal-batory/ Wed, 01 Jan 2025 15:41:38 +0000 https://www.rd-bijoux.com/?post_type=product&p=4047

Bronze pendant from "Je suis Charlie" collection, designer by Michal Batory. Made of bronze, gold-plated (the bullet), black ruthenium-plated (the pencil) with a black Swarovski crystal at the end of the pencil.

Dimensions of the cross: 35 x 22 mm. Suspended either on the 50 cm long chain or on a 45 cm long black cord plus adjustment chain 4,5 cm in silver color.

Collection "Je suis Charlie" by Michal Batory designed for the Galerie Roi Doré. Manufactured in Paris.

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]]> “Je suis Charlie” collection was inspired by a poster, created by Michal Batory in reaction to the terrorist attack perpetrated on January 15th, 2015 against the Charlie Hebdo magazine, famous for its satirical drawings. This collection is an homage to the victims of the Charlie Hebdo massacre, but also to all those who stand every day against the darkness that threatens our world – against violence, discrimination, bigotry, hate. But it is also a message of hope, that ultimately, the good – art, culture, intelligence – will triumph over the evil – violence, and hate.

Made of bronze, to honor the millennium-long artistic tradition of bronze sculpture, this pendant is a small work of art. It is also gold-plated (the bullet), black ruthenium-plated (the pencil) with a black Swarovski crystal at the end of the pencil.

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