Jewelry, one of the earliest art forms created by hand, contains thousands of years of changes in human history, culture and fashion.
If you want to push the boundaries of academia and explore the art of jewelry in depth, the L'COLE Jewelry Art Center, which has been established for 10 years, will be your first choice.
L' COLE Jewellery Art Centre, born in France in 2012. Over the past decade, L'COLE, founded with the support of fine jewellery house Van Cleef & Arpels, has hosted special courses, lectures and exhibitions in its permanent centres in Paris and Hong Kong, as well as in cities such as Tokyo, Dubai, New York and Lyon, which have attracted more than 50,000 students from more than 50 different countries. That's why L'COLE Jewelry Art Center opened its third permanent centre in Shanghai. This division will offer classes, lectures and exhibitions throughout the year to meet the growing demand for jewelry art education among jewelry enthusiasts.
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Entering 2022, L'COLE Jewellery Art Centre is also a meaningful tenth year. This year, L'COLE Jewellery Art Centre will continue to explore the fascinating world of jewellery in a broad and multidisciplinary way through a novel, avant-garde approach.
New location Shanghai
New course Diamond Grading
It is worth mentioning that in order to enhance the service for jewelry lovers, L' COLE launched the official WeChat public account. The platform also provides a convenient channel for students to receive up-to-date information on jewelry courses and centers, and to contact their branches directly in Shanghai and other regions.
At the same time, more exhibitions will continue to tour the world, including the fourth exhibition "Lacloche Paris Jewellers, 1892-1967" held at the Asia Pacific Division of Hong Kong, which will be extended until May 2022. In addition, the "Men's Rings Yves Gastou Collection" exhibition in Tokyo will be on display from January 14 to March 13, 2022. The exhibition showcases a collection of men's rings from Yves Gastou's collection, which will also be transferred to Hong Kong later this year.
In addition to these events, L'COLE will continue to host online conversations that bring together experts and explorers, just hoping to make art and jewelry more accessible to the public, regardless of place of residence and language, so that everyone can explore the fascinating world of jewelry together. Want to know more about L' COLE? Click "Read the original article" below.