Anatomy of a Jewel Gübelin Maison de la Rose
The recent reopening of its boutique at 60, Rue du Rhône in Geneva inspired Gübelin for a capsule collection, Maison de la Rose.
In 1944 Gübelin opened its Geneva boutique in a building known locally as Maison de la Rose. The floral decoration above the building’s door inspired this new capsule collection. The term Crimson Red describes some of the world’s finest rubies. These exceptional gems are untreated, display a homogenous red color, produce a lively brilliance and are free from inclusions that are visible to the naked eye. /public-objects/3000838e-012d-4e14-8b5d-30507eb425e4-115bfb5e-a48d-4733-8ac9-e07852bc6d09-a0fbd4b8-7661-4bb4-9507-19b434f85aac-e3942aa4-d2b1-4694-aa56-fe3cb8cde64e-boucles_oreilles.webp Image sélectionnée The eight pieces — necklaces, earrings and rings — in the Maison de la Rose collection include these earrings, set with Crimson Red Mozambique rubies. “Maison de la Rose is a tribute to the heritage of our Geneva boutique, which my great- grand-father opened more than 80 years ago,” says Raphaël Gübelin, president of Gübelin and representative of the sixth generation of the family-owned jeweler. /public-objects/1ec5dd06-f705-4220-b90e-358e1cf2c13c-c75b375c-8731-40e1-9588-62308c9538cb-a63982c2-eb16-4d39-8ada-abd0e56ae523-d3b0ffd9-f398-4334-8701-c0c95c95f957-14-MakOf_MaisonRose_04-3188_SHOP_crpd2_1080Px.webp Image sélectionnée