“Craftsmanship: creating by hand what will endure.”

Alexandrine never had to discover jewelry — she knew early on that it was her calling. She spent four years training as an apprentice at BJOP, the Paris school of jewelry, learning the precise, assured movements of the craft.

Curious and eager to learn, she moved to London to study at GIA, where she developed her eye for diamonds and colored gemstones. She went on to complete a Master’s in management in Switzerland, before returning to Paris to work in the workshops of Place Vendôme.

Those years gave her knowledge, experience and patience. A few years later, she decided to set out on her own and founded Giamiti.

“I wanted my brand to have an Italian name, in tribute to my Sardinian roots. Everything I love about this craft comes from there: an appreciation of beautiful materials, meticulous workmanship, and the belief that jewelry is made to be passed down.”

Today, she brings her gemologist’s eye to gemstone bracelets, selecting each stone individually and assembling them by hand in Paris. Every piece begins at her workbench: “We choose our materials with care, then work them patiently until the jewel reveals its radiance.”