I am a French designer based in Paris who creates jewels and stationery. As a Parisian woman, i have a taste for high-end quality products and for the art of accessoring. Wearing chic accessories is like wrapping yourself in elegance and glamour. In 2012, i chose the name of “Missloveschic” because i love the chic flair (elegance + glamour). If wearing beautiful things makes you more confident and lights up your daily life, then it’s not frivolous, it’s essential.

Welcome to my dreamlike, joyful and geometric universe with an Oriental touch! Imaginary flowers rub shoulders with geometric figures… Simmetry, chic flare, taste for Orient, gold, flowers and colors are part of my DNA.

Admiring beautiful things lights up life and inspires dreams” is my mantra. Seing graceful patterns, paintings or jewels cheers me up…

I have many influences and sources of inspirations : Byzantine art and jewelry, Arab-Norman art, Indian jewelry, Optical art, Art Deco, nature…

My roots (French woman born in Paris with Tunisian, Swiss, Syrian and Italian origins) and my family’s history (my mother lived in Morocco and Algeria) also shaped my artistic work. I have also origins in the French regions “Alsace”, “Bourgogne” and “Franche-comté”.

Since 2015, i have been managing my website “missloveschic.com“. I have been writing articles about fashion, art, travel and cinema. I also have been designing images using photography and drawing. Besides, i have been making jewels with fine gemstones (beads).

I have a training in business law, strategic marketing and luxury goods and services management.

Moreover, i learned jewelry making for two year ; i made three pendants and three rings. I learned how to saw brass, braze, file and how to make metal (brass) shine (“aviver” in French).

Missloveschic is a Parisian independant brand (INPI registered trademark since April 2023) which builds on the expertise and experience of well-established companies : The American company Shapeways (founded in 2007) for jewelry and the American company Zazzle (launched in 2005) for stationery.

I believe in sustainability (high-end quality), slow fashion (made on-demand) and in the compromise between new technologies (3D printed jewelry) and craftmanship (hand-polished jewels). Innovation and heritage from the past can be reunited and be complementary.

Jewelry and gemmology have always been my passions with cinema, pattern design and travel. Jewels are precious and sentimental objets ; symbols of beauty and continuity in the time… Jewels last over time and can be passed on from one generation to another. The bright colors of the stones and the radiance of gold enlighten any outfit and mood!

My jewels are 3D printed by Shapeways on demand (more than 1 million customers worldwide since 2007). 3D printing gives me the ability to design jewels with intricate and meticulous details. “Shapeways uses the Lost wax casting technique : the model is printed in wax with a specialized high-resolution 3D printer. It is then put into a container where liquid plaster is poured in around it. Once the plaster sets, the wax is melted out in a furnace, and the remaining plaster becomes the mold. Molten metal is poured into this mold and set to harden. The plaster is broken away, revealing the new product. The metal is then cleaned and hand polished.”