Paris — Le Marais
The workshop is the first address
Our own shop is the atelier itself, at 14 rue de Saintonge in the 3rd arrondissement, on the edge of Le Marais. It is a quiet street of art galleries, old workshops and family apartments, and the bench is visible from the pavement — you can watch a ring being sawn, filed and polished while you decide.
The Marais is a natural home for a goldsmith. Since the Middle Ages, the city's jewellers have worked the ground between the Seine and what is now the Place de la République. The most famous of those streets is the quai des Orfèvres on the Île de la Cité, where 29 master orfèvres — goldsmiths — were counted in 1776. The techniques they used are the ones we still use: drawing, lost-wax casting, setting, polishing.
You are welcome to visit. The atelier is open Monday to Friday, 9am to 6pm CET; if you would like a private appointment, write to us first and we will keep the bench clear for you.
New York
The city the collection was first imagined in
New York is where Emily trained and where the first sketches of this collection were drawn. The pieces travel back well: a rotating selection sits in independent shops in SoHo, Nolita and Tribeca, chosen with the same restraint as the collection itself — a few rings, a few chains, the medallions.
The city is also the front door of American jewellery at every scale. Around 47th Street, the Diamond District concentrates roughly 3,500 businesses and recorded about $24.6 billion in sales in 2019; an estimated 90% of the diamonds entering the United States pass through New York. We are a small part of that story — but it is where our American customers find the pieces in person.
In New York, pieces are sold at the ticketed price with US sales tax collected at the register. Repairs and resizing are always handled back in Paris, included in the lifetime service.
Stockists
Where our pieces are sold
Three addresses, two cities. The list is kept deliberately short — we would rather make fewer pieces and stand behind every one.
| City | Shop | Address | Hours |
|---|---|---|---|
| Paris | Emily Rose Jewellery The atelier itself |
14 rue de Saintonge, 75003 | Monday–Friday, 9am–6pm CET |
| New York | Partner boutique Independent, women-owned |
SoHo, New York, NY | Daily, 11am–7pm |
| Paris | Partner boutique Independent, multi-designer |
Le Marais, Paris | Monday–Saturday, 10:30am–7:30pm |
Trade
Become a stockist
We work with a small number of independent shops on both sides of the Atlantic — the kind of places where the jeweller behind the counter can explain why a ring is made the way it is. If that sounds like your shop, tell us about it. We reply to every trade enquiry within two working days, usually with a price list and a lookbook.
Questions
Buying, visiting, shipping
Do you sell wholesale?
We supply a small number of independent shops on a wholesale basis, with a dealer price and a point-of-sale certificate for each piece. New stockists are chosen by hand — write to us with the form above and we will take it from there.
Can I visit the atelier in Paris?
Yes. The atelier at 14 rue de Saintonge is open Monday to Friday, 9am to 6pm CET, and you are welcome to come and see the bench. For a private appointment with Emily — a sizing, an engraving, a bespoke commission — write to us first so we keep the afternoon clear.
Do you ship to the United States?
Yes, every piece is shipped insured from Paris, usually dispatched within 48 hours. US delivery typically takes five to eight working days; import duties and taxes at the destination are borne by the recipient, as with any small parcel.
Prefer to order directly?
The whole collection is online, made to order at the bench and shipped from Paris within 48 hours — with the lifetime repair service on every piece.