The Galeries Lafayette Paris Haussmann costume and jewellery department
Under the glass ceiling of the hundred-year-old Dome, Galeries Lafayette Paris Haussmann reserves a prime position for jewellery in the very heart of the store. Circling the glorious Art Nouveau jewel on the third floor, the lights, lines and curves of this fabulous space form a new shrine for sparkling accessories.
To encourage everyone to find or complement their jewellery set, this area provides iconic brands with exceptional balconies to showcase their originality as well as a jewellery curation area: La Bijouterie.
Jewellery for an evening out, for everyday wear, for a lifetime.
Top jewellery brands
ZAG Bijoux
ZAG Bijoux aims to offer everyday jewelry designed to enhance every woman’s beauty. The label’s signature material, 316L stainless steel, is plated with fine gold to ensure a precious and highly durable finish. In a quest for absolute finesse, semi-precious stones are cut into various shapes or small beads, meticulously sorted by artisans before being hand-set and strung.
Les Néréides
Founded in 1980, the French house Les Néréides draws on high-jewelry expertise to create quality pieces at gentle prices. Taking inspiration from nature, mythology, and animals, the brand designs poetic collections infused with softness. From rings and bracelets to earrings, these hand-crafted, refined, and romantic pieces come in a range of vibrant colors for a unique and radiant style. Discover this one-of-a-kind jewelry selection at Galeries Lafayette Paris Haussmann.
Djula
Founded in 1994, DJULA has established itself as an avant-garde house, reinventing traditional jewelry codes with bold designs and a unique style that is both romantic and rebellious. DJULA’s creations invite everyone to express their personality through limitless layering, revealing their originality and shining in any circumstance. Guided by the belief that luxury should be accessible to all, DJULA opens the door to a world where elegance meets everyday life, where diamonds are no longer out of reach
Gas Bijoux
Since 1969, Gas Bijoux has been the gold standard for “haute fantaisie” (high-end costume jewelry), with accessible collections handcrafted in the heart of Marseille. Inspired by the sun and the sea, Gas Bijoux creations are radiant, colorful, and original. With a hint of retro charm, the house illuminates any look with character-filled pieces already adopted by the fashion set. These jewelry enthusiasts preserve the “solar elegance of the South,” signing each season with mother-of-pearl earrings, elegant gold bracelets, dramatic long necklaces, and colorful cuffs. Gas Bijoux also ventures into the men’s wardrobe with vibrant and timeless exceptional pieces.
Pandora
Founded in 1982 in Copenhagen, Pandora has become a global household name thanks to its iconic charm bracelet concept launched in 2000. The brand focuses on circular manufacturing and sustainable materials, primarily using 925/1000 sterling silver, 14k gold, or plated metals. Pandora stands out for its commitment to making jewelry personal and commemorative, allowing every woman to tell her own story through modular and affordable collections.
Ginette NY
Created by Marseille-born designer Frédérique Dessemond in New York, the brand offers minimalist and contemporary jewelry designed to be worn daily like a second skin. Ginette NY works with 14k gold and natural fine stones (onyx, turquoise, mother-of-pearl, lapis lazuli). The Ginette NY style is a fusion of geometric purity and vintage inspiration, offering minimalist, fine, and sensual jewelry worn close to the body.
Agatha
Famous for its Scottish Terrier emblem (the “Scottie”) which appeared in the late 80s, the brand cultivates a relaxed and quintessentially Parisian elegance. Using primarily steel, silver, and high-quality gilding, Agatha offers collections that follow the latest trends while remaining timeless.
Arthus Bertrand
A historic specialist in medals, decorations, and silversmithing, Arthus Bertrand masters rare techniques such as die-striking and “grand feu” enameling in its Saumur workshops. Today, the house translates this heritage into contemporary jewelry in 18k gold and silver, where the precision of line and relief bears witness to two centuries of excellence.
Jewellery Department – 3rd floor of the Coupole store
