Scandinavia: the call of the Great North
Deep fir forests into which light barely penetrates, late flowers, and then lakes with frost-blue waters. The glint of the sun on the ice and the fall leaves falling in a slow curve.
Autumn is coming, in the northern countries, and heralds a crisp winter like the gods of Scandinavian mythology.
The fjords, the sharp-edged mountains and suddenly, at the very edge of the polar circle, the northern lights pushing out their green, white and blue waves before the golden dawn comes to free the night. We are in the land of the Lapps, the god Odin and the singer Björk.
Do you hear the snow crunching underfoot?
A Nordic journey for the fall-winter collection
Delphine-Charlotte Parmentier's new fall-winter collection is resolutely focused on the powerful beauty of Scandinavia.
Traveling in the Far North, our stylist in search of the Northern Lights encounters frosty berries on his way, flowers of a rare and dazzling white like winter edelweiss, autumn leaves sparkling under the rays of the sun, finally, majestic luminous formations which light up within him reminiscences of rhinestone waves. Continuing his journey in this deep country, he imagines Odin, father of all things, god of magic and poetry, shaping on his immense forge these winter and autumn jewels that he himself created.
“Skadi” : berries frosted with gold and silver
“Fenrir” : winter edelweiss
The “Fenrir” series is available in two colors gold and silver. It recalls the edelweiss, this rare white flower also called snow star or silver star, which blooms in the mountains, at high altitude.
“Loki” : autumn leaves under the caress of the sun
Available in two colors gold and silver, the “Loki” series evokes autumn leaves with golden reflections. Its geometric and flexible shapes are reminiscent of tree branches and a floral universe.
“Snotra”: rhinestone waves
“Odin” : the forge of the god
The “Odin” series is available in silver color combined with leather or black crystals. It is from the forge of the all-powerful Scandinavian god that these masculine jewels reminiscent of the coats of mail and shields of Viking warriors come.
