On February 21st, we will have the pleasure of welcoming you to the opening reception of the exhibition bringing together three major houses in jewelry and haute couture. The exhibition will then be open to the public until Saturday, February 24th, from 10 am to 5 pm.

This exhibition not only redefines luxury but also underscores the essential role played by auction houses like Sotheby’s in this exclusive sector. At this event, you will have the opportunity to admire our curated selection of watches and jewelry, including Vever’s must-see collection, alongside a unique assortment of dresses from Natan Couture, celebrating the brand’s 40th anniversary.

Established in 1930 by Paul Natan, the brand was later renamed “NATAN” by Edouard Vermeulen in 1983 when he assumed artistic direction of the house. Renowned for its impeccable craftsmanship, NATAN has dressed members of European royalty, including those from Belgium, the Netherlands, and Luxembourg. NATAN also designed and created Queen Mathilde of Belgium’s wedding dress in 1999. With flagship stores in Europe’s fashion capitals such as Paris and Amsterdam, NATAN stands as one of the most prominent high fashion brands in Europe.

Vever, a prestigious high-jewelry Maison established in Metz, France, two centuries ago, relocated its workshop to the famous “Rue de la Paix” in Paris at the end of the nineteenth century. Regarded as a pioneer of Art Nouveau and modern high jewelry, Vever’s pieces have graced the likes of Tsar Alexander III and the Russian Imperial Court, as well as presidents of the French Republic and even the Prime Minister of Japan. Since 2021, Vever has been championing sustainable and enduring luxury, while simultaneously honoring French craftsmanship by producing pieces with local artisans.

We eagerly anticipate welcoming you on February 21st to celebrate the artistry of luxury together.