Vintage Jewelry from the 1960s

The 1960s brought couture jewelry into the modern age. Geometric volumes, new materials, and saturated color combinations: from Yves Saint Laurent to Pierre Cardin, fashion houses transformed jewelry into an avant-garde object.

Avant-garde, worn

Sixties jewelry defined a generation. Geometric brooches, structured cuffs, long necklaces with colorful cabochons. The street discovered jewelry as a fashion object, and couture created pieces designed for this new freedom.

The decade’s codes

Clean lines, expressive materials (gold-tone metal, lacquered plastic, resin), vibrant colors (turquoise, red, green). Parures became less formal and freer. The hierarchy between ornament and function became blurred.

An era making a comeback

Sixties vintage is particularly sought after today by young collectors, who find in these pieces the freedom and formal boldness they seek in their wardrobes.

Our Maison’s commitment

Each Françoise Montague piece is delivered in its signature presentation box, hand-sealed with our Maison’s coat-of-arms wax seal. Secure payment (Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Paypal, Apple Pay). Tracked shipping in France, Europe, and internationally. Tax-free shopping available in-store at 231 rue Saint-Honoré for our international clientele. After-sales service and repairs are provided for life by our atelier for all our creations.

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