11/08/2026
Two new arrivals just landed, and they say everything about the Gilbert Albert universe.
One: a striking brown sapphire ring, a stone rarely seen in fine jewellery.
The other: his iconic interchangeable ball ring.
Also in the mix: crinkled mesh, beaded gold, a scarab, a silver flower, and more.
A little about the man behind them 👇 Geneva, 1930. Gilbert Albert started at Patek Philippe, sketching asymmetric watches.
Then he changed course entirely, moving into jewellery and daring to do what no one else would: shells, sea urchins, wood, scarabs, all set in gold and precious stones.
The interchangeable ball rings followed, and his name travelled the world. In his atelier-boutique on Rue de la Corraterie, Geneva’s most elegant women fought over his pieces. Wearing Gilbert Albert was THE statement of the era.
Today, his pieces are rare.
You’ll find them with collectors, on the secondary market, and at MY TRIBE ;-)
