Jewelmer Joaillerie gives new meaning to the phrase, “For every head, a hat.”

September 2015

Jewelmer Joaillerie gives new meaning to the phrase, “For every head, a hat.”

September 2015

This season, the French-Filipino luxury brand brings the golden pearl to life in the playfully sophisticated Le monde des chapeaux collection. Hats and styles travel through time in a charming collection made to reminisce the unforgettable moments.

Jewelmer Joaillerie gives new meaning to the phrase, “For every head, a hat.”

Every golden pearl is topped with delightful hats of 18-karat gold, adding a personal touch to your very own gem. Jewelmer Joaillerie’s Le monde des chapeaux is available at select Jewelmer boutiques nationwide.

Jewelmer Joaillerie gives new meaning to the phrase, “For every head, a hat.”

Jewelmer is an international luxury brand that was born out of a commitment to the world’s most lustrous cultured South Sea pearls and exquisite fine jewellery. Established in 1979 by a French pearl farmer and a Filipino entrepreneur, Jewelmer has grown globally to represent a world of rarity and enduring elegance.

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