An American in Paris

An American
in Paris

As an American design house inspired by the romance and beauty of Paris, we
are thrilled to be in the City of Light—epicenter of art, culture, and fashion. Our
first international flagship is located on the storied Rue Saint-Honoré, nestled
among the most sophisticated luxury brands in the world.

As an American design house inspired by the
romance and beauty of Paris, we are thrilled to be
in the City of Light—epicenter of art, culture, and
fashion. Our first international flagship is located
on the storied Rue Saint-Honoré, nestled among
the most sophisticated luxury brands in the world.

245 Rue Saint-Honoré

Welcome to David Yurman Paris! Come inside for a tour
of our new boutique in the heart of the city.

Welcome to David Yurman Paris! Come inside for
a tour of our new boutique in the heart of the city.

“Paris, like New York, is a city defined by art and artists. It’s an endless
source of inspiration for us—we feel connected to the city’s history, its
people, its art. Many of our collectionss—such as Starburst—have been
inspired by memorable moments spent in Paris.”

“Paris, like New York, is a city defined by
art and artists. It’s an endless source of
inspiration for us—we feel connected to
the city’s history, its people, its art. Many of
our collections—such as Starburst—have
been inspired by memorable moments
spent here.”

“Morning Sun Piano” music by/courtesy of Jean-Philippe Ichard.

“Morning Sun Piano” music by/courtesy of
Jean-Philippe Ichard.

MAKING OF

The Gates

At the entrance to the Paris store is a set of tall, bronzed iron gates, forged by hand at a foundry in
the village of Pradines, France. Their geometric design echoes the herringbone motif of the store’s
floor and ceiling, while the hand-worked bronze patina was inspired by the direct welding
techniques David Yurman uses in his sculpture. Listen to the gates’ artisan, Bryan Parlati, explain
how his forging process is similar to that of jewelry-making.

At the entrance to the Paris store is a set of tall,
bronzed iron gates, forged by hand at a foundry in the
village of Pradines, France. Their geometric design
echoes the herringbone motif of the store’s floor and
ceiling, while the hand-worked bronze patina was
inspired by the direct welding techniques David
Yurman uses in his sculpture. Listen to the gates’
artisan, Bryan Parlati, explain how his forging process
is similar to that of jewelry-making.

“Paris Jazz Club” music by Jean-Philippe Ichard. Courtesy of Universal Production Music.

“Paris Jazz Club” music by Jean-Philippe Ichard.
Courtesy of Universal Production Music.

MAKING OF

The Store

Evan Yurman’s modern store design is inspired by the worlds of art and nature, with attention
paid to every detail. A hand-applied plaster ceiling harmonizes with mid-century modern
furniture and smooth, custom-made vitrines, while the graphic pattern of the marble floors
expresses contemporary luxury. A thoughtful mix of artwork and elements such as fresh flowers
and sparkling geodes complete the elegant aesthetic, showing the jewelry to beautiful effect.

Evan Yurman’s modern store design is inspired by
the worlds of art and nature, with attention paid to
every detail. A hand-applied plaster ceiling
harmonizes with mid-century modern furniture
and smooth, custom-made vitrines, while the
graphic pattern of the marble floors expresses
contemporary luxury. A thoughtful mix of artwork
and elements such as fresh flowers and sparkling
geodes complete the elegant aesthetic, showing the
jewelry to beautiful effect.

“Express Delivery” music by/courtesy of Jean-Philippe Ichard.

“Express Delivery” music by/courtesy of
Jean-Philippe Ichard.

art at 245

A Beautiful Collaboration

A Beautiful
Collaboration

Hear the story behind the Yurmans’ sculpture and painting in the Paris store.
David’s groundbreaking forms and Sybil’s eye for color continue to inform their
jewelry designs after 50 years.

Hear the story behind the Yurmans’ sculpture and
painting in the Paris store. David’s groundbreaking
forms and Sybil’s eye for color continue to inform
their jewelry designs after 50 years.

Preserving the Past

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Statue restoration in support of

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We are proud to support the Musée du Louvre in their restoration of
four 19th century sculptures from the Jardin des Tuileries.

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Preserving the Past

Statue Restoration in Support Of

We are proud to support the Musée du Louvre
in their restoration of four 19th century sculptures
from the Jardin des Tuileries.

Learn More