At Françoise Montague, jewelry is above all a matter of the heart.
When Marion Stern took over the workshop in 1978, she dedicated her life to creating high-fashion pieces with a unique character. But behind the designer, there is also the collector. Marion has always hunted, observed, and learned. She does not seek rarity for its own sake, but the beauty for what it tells — a gesture, an era, an emotion. In 1998, the opening of the boutique marked a turning point: what was once a private passion became a shared experience. The display cases filled with carefully selected vintage jewelry, signed or not, chosen for their style, quality, and timelessness. Nearly 30 years later, this spirit remains. We continue to create Montague jewelry with the same artisanal expertise that defines us, while passing on the story of vintage jewelry through pieces we loved before offering them to you. Two worlds, one single demand: the passion for the right jewelry — the one that stands the test of time.
When Marion Stern took over the workshop in 1978, she dedicated her life to creating high-fashion pieces with a unique character. But behind the designer, there is also the collector. Marion has always hunted, observed, and learned. She does not seek rarity for its own sake, but the beauty for what it tells — a gesture, an era, an emotion. In 1998, the opening of the boutique marked a turning point: what was once a private passion became a shared experience. The display cases filled with carefully selected vintage jewelry, signed or not, chosen for their style, quality, and timelessness. Nearly 30 years later, this spirit remains. We continue to create Montague jewelry with the same artisanal expertise that defines us, while passing on the story of vintage jewelry through pieces we loved before offering them to you. Two worlds, one single demand: the passion for the right jewelry — the one that stands the test of time.