Odeon Collection

Suzanne Belperron

Suzanne Belperron never signed her work — not out of modesty, but supreme confidence that her sweeping curves and architectural volumes needed no signature to be recognized. From her formative year...

Jeanne Toussaint - Cartier

Jeanne Toussaint arrived in Paris with nothing but ambition, became Louis Cartier's lifelong companion, and in 1933 was named the first woman ever to direct haute joaillerie at a major maison. Unde...

Aldo Cipullo

Aldo Cipullo arrived in New York with nothing but a jeweler's training from his father's Naples workshop and an eye sharpened at David Webb and Tiffany. When Tiffany rejected his sketch for a brace...

Oscars 2026

The most significant jewelry at the 98th Academy Awards was not new. A Cartier necklace from 1903, three Tiffany archive brooches spanning thirty years, a 1966 Omega from the vault — Odeon reads th...

How to Read French Gold

There is a moment, familiar to anyone who has spent time with European vintage jewelry, when you turn a piece over and find a small mark pressed into the gold. A tiny animal. A geometric shape. If ...

Gold at $5,000

Gold has nearly tripled in three years. For buyers of European vintage jewelry, that changes the arithmetic — and the argument — for buying old over new