Bijoux Antillais

Here are some ideas for jewelry gifts for Valentine's Day:- A necklace with a heart-shaped pendant- A ring set with diamonds or precious stones- Elegant and sparkling earrings- A bracelet in silver or gold- A luxury watch- A set of matching jewelry (necklace, bracelet, earrings)- A personalized locket with a photo or special inscription

Breadfruit jewelry are accessories made from breadfruit. Breadfruit is a tropical fruit that mainly grows in warm regions. It is often used as a staple food in many cuisines around the world. However, some artisans and designers have also started using the skin and seeds of breadfruit to create unique and original jewelry. These jewelry pieces can be made from breadfruit seed beads, breadfruit-shaped pendants, or necklaces braided with fibers from the breadfruit skin. These jewelry pieces are...

Diamond is a precious gem composed of crystallized carbon. It is the hardest natural mineral known, with a hardness of 10 on the Mohs scale. Its brilliance, transparency, and multiple facets make it a highly sought-after material for jewelry making.

Guadeloupe is a green jewel, where every walk, every swim reveals a world of treasures. The animal parks and botanical gardens showcase a sampling of the most beautiful local species, including hummingbirds, much to the delight of connoisseurs and Guadeloupe rum enthusiasts alike.

BijouxCréoles Created in 1978, La Route du Rhum-Destination Guadeloupe is the queen of transatlantic solo races connecting the Old Continent to the New World. The Route du Rhum is one of the most prestigious maritime competitions. Between Saint-Malo and Pointe-à-Pitre, this transatlantic solo sailing race sees the greatest sailors compete and gives rise to popular celebrations whose magic continues through each edition.

The Bijoux Créoles Jewelry has been part of the Creole heritage since the 17th century and is a blend of African and European craftsmanship and techniques.

The Creole necklace is the main element of the traditional set of Antillean jewelry. The grain d’or necklace is composed of gold beads.

Jewelry has been part of the Creole heritage since the 17th century and is a blend of African and European skills and techniques.

Antillean jewelry evoked and still symbolically evokes events from the history of the Caribbean, from work in the plantations. The curb chain, the tété régresse, the bundles of sugar cane... bear witness to this. The names of the jewelry also evoke the fauna and flora of the Caribbean apple.