Louise de Rothschild and Keagan Ramsamy came together to launch Mazarin, a French high-end jewellery brand reflective of its time. Using 21st-century resources, it defines the future of the industry through a balance of preciousness, creativity, and boldness. Fantasy-inspired, the collections are made in France using lab grown diamonds and recyclable gold.
Mazarin is known for their elephant collection, a beautiful and powerful display of strength and wisdom. Symbolising something different for every culture, it is ever present across borders and represents the delicacy and strength of the living world. 10% of sales from the lucky charm elephant bracelet are donated to the Big Life Foundation, a non-profit organisation working to conserve the Amboseli — Tsavo — Kilimanjaro ecosystem in East Africa.
The duo behind the brand both trained at the Pierre Bergé auction house, which Keagan Ramsamy speaks on here: “Our common past in the auction business has strongly linked us to the history of jewellery, to iconic stones and to the issues of our time. When Louise spoke to me about an elephant, I pictured generous curves and the firm line of a tusk; I imagined the wisdom of controlled power; I felt the urgency to protect what shares its own good fortune with us. These forces have guided my pencil.”