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Contact

Contact the atelier

Sizing, engraving, an existing piece, press or an appointment. We answer every message within two working days.

Write to us

Send a message

The atelier

How to reach us

  • Email

    bonjour@emilyrosejewellery.com

  • Phone

    +33 1 84 88 22 40

  • Atelier

    14 rue de Saintonge
    75003 Paris, France

  • Hours

    Monday to Friday, 9am – 6pm CET. Visits by appointment — write to us and we will find a time.

  • Getting here

    Métro Saint-Sébastien–Froissart (line 8), a five-minute walk from the atelier.

Press & collaboration

The press, and the trade

Emily Rose is a goldsmith and a writer: alongside the bench, she writes for infoBijoux, the French jewellery trade magazine, where her articles cover price dossiers, the history of hallmarks and the craft of the trade.

For press enquiries, interviews, image requests or collaborations, choose "Press & collaboration" as your subject — the atelier answers within two working days and can send the visual kit on request.

Quick questions

The short answers

How fast do you answer?

Within two working days, Monday to Friday. For anything urgent, call +33 1 84 88 22 40 during atelier hours.

Can I visit the atelier?

Yes, by appointment, Monday to Friday between 9am and 6pm CET. The atelier is at 14 rue de Saintonge, 75003 Paris, near métro Saint-Sébastien–Froissart.

Can you help me find my ring size?

Certainly. Measure the inner diameter of a ring you already wear on the correct finger and send us the figure — we will recommend the right size from our 50 to 58 range.

Around the atelier

In the Marais

Rue de Saintonge runs through the heart of the Marais, between the temple quarter and the rue de Turenne. The street is quiet, lined with old craft workshops, galleries and independent boutiques — the Marché des Enfants Rouges is two streets away, and the métro Saint-Sébastien–Froissart sits at the corner of the boulevard Beaumarchais.

The atelier is at number 14, on the courtyard side, behind an 18th-century carriage door — look for the small brass plaque.

The Paris atelier facade and street on rue de Saintonge in the Marais