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Jane
Free like Jane
Jane, a collection full of freedom, outside the established codes. A spontaneous feminity, delicate and wild, with androgynous accents, which explores all contrasts.
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Jane, eternal rebel
Nonchalantly, her posture firmly settled, Jane Birkin broke free from her well-behaved image. Actress, muse and activist, she embodies the emancipated woman of the sixties who wears short dresses and sneakers if she wants. Convictions that she takes with her in the demonstrations for women's rights. Committed leading figure, she directed short films for Amnesty International, for which she became the spokesperson.
Feminine and boyish, under her nonchalant attitude, Jane inspires and makes naturalness her signature. Timeless looks and combinations of pieces in places where you wouldn't expect them. Jane Birkin's style is the freedom to wear what we want when we want.
Back to the sixties
The daring 60s shook up women's daily lives. Dressing against the flow became a symbol of independence. Comfortable in her iconic flare jeans and white t-shirt, Jane goes against stereotypes and paved the way for the liberation of women's bodies. With her style as light as it is sultry, she handles eccentricity with precision and makes the headlines. Even today, she proves that there is no standard except the one we set for ourselves.
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The 3 main designs of the collection
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An ogive shape where lies artPatterns inspired by ribbed vaults, shaped on the jewel in relief or bas-relief. The work of stone applied to metal, for combinations full of contrasts between raw material and delicate ornament.
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A hammered design between strength and brillianceA set of reliefs and abrupt curves shaped by instinctive hammering, which gives the pieces of the Jane collection a unique and original design.
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A graphic fall with a delicate appearanceSurprising little chains where a series of light shapes replace the links. Connected with finesse to the base of the earrings, they almost seem suspended in time.
"I was not looking for regularities in the shapes. I wanted to give free rein to my movements, to see how far it would take me. To have fun with textures, to imagine unexpected patterns that come and go to create new combinations."
Louise Damas
The manufacture
Playing with conventions and techniques for an original design.
At first, with a mallet, Louise works the surface of the metal. Under her free and spontaneous gestures, asperities and curves began to take shape. A grinder and a file finished to bring definition to this new texture, creating a unique hammered effect. Bringing together the complementary worlds known as feminine and masculine, Jane's jewelry blends raw materials and delicate patterns in a design that emphasizes contrasts.
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The medal
Oversized and raw, it's a way to go big without going unnoticed. After all, why fit into a box when you can define your own style?
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Customize your medal
"My style is like a cocktail. I'm not as dressed up as a french woman but I don't care like an english woman."
Jane Birkin
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The hair clip
To accessorize your everyday looks or to adorn a polished hairstyle, this hair clip dresses up your hair in all occasions. A must-have for a delicately rebellious look.
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Clip-on fever
A fine and audacious style to awaken the sixties fringe fan in us. A clip-on version that enhances non-pierced ears. For more comfort, a small invisible cushion has been added to the system. The result: easy to wear earrings.
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Earrings of the collection
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Mix & Match
Single or double ring, delicate lines, Jane rings can be superposed and combined. Discreet and easy to wear, we do not hesitate to wear one on each finger!
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