Miriam Haskell opened her first boutique in Manhattan in 1926 called 'Le bijou de l'heure,' or 'Jewelry for every occasion.'

She was known for her attention to detail, beauty, and quality, gaining popularity from celebrities such as Joan Crawford and Lucille Ball, eventually rivaling Chanel.

Her work before the late 1940s went unsigned and has since become rare. These are the pieces I work with. Haskell leans heavily into the Baroque-inspired styles, saturated with detail and elegance.

Every piece I make with her work is authentic fashion history. I'm excited to celebrate her creativity and legacy and share that with you.