Coralie Grzes is a French jeweler based in Barcelona, Spain. She is dedicated to creating unique pieces, focused on remaining minimalist and harmonious. Her designs sit within the fashion-forward and design-forward jewelry worlds.
The young creator adapts classic techniques adapted to her current and innovative designs.
Coralie’s pieces are inspired by architectural details, sculptural art and ethnic geometric shapes.
“Jewelry is an ornament that adorns us, strengthens our look, accentuates our personality and through which we project our beliefs, our fears, and our desires. I like working with these sentimental values to turn them into aesthetic objects which become a part of those who wear them »
The jeweler values handcrafted work. Her pieces are created and finished by hand, in her own workshop – from the melting cast to the polishing process. All the metals used are certified by the Fairmined label and are ethically sourced.
Her studio doors are always open, and she occasionally holds workshops as a way to share her passion for handcrafted jewelry-making. So come and explore and learn more about the manufacturing process as well as the different techniques she uses.
For the designer, the beauty of a jewelry piece lies in its authenticity and its meaning. It is a witness of the passage of time, an inheritance and a memory.
VISIT MY WORKSHOP / SHOWROOM
My workshop is also a small showroom that you can visit by appointment.
I will be delighted to meet you and show you the place where I create all my jewelry.
During your visit you will be able to discover, try on and even buy the pieces available at the workshop.
If you want a piece I don’t have in stock when you visit moment, don’t worry, you will be able to place an order at this time.
Schedule your visit at the studio
OPEN HOURS STUDIO / SHOWROOM
- Monday-Wednesday-Friday: 10h00-17h00
- Tuesday & Thursday: 10h00-15h00
- Saturday: Only upon request.
My studio is located in the neighborhood of Sants in Barcelona. The closest metro station is Mercat Nou (line 1).
