Know-how
Find out all about our manufacturing process: we take you behind the scenes...
The story of Les Trésors de Jasmine begins in Geneva, Switzerland, but it's in fact all over Europe that it takes shape every day.
Les Trésors de Jasmine is not just a story of jewelry, it's the story of an entire team, of our partner craftsmen, of know-how made in Europe, of a heritage passed on through passion and love.
Passion will always be the answer, it's the fire we need to live, to live through our creations, it's the very essence that lights up our souls.
At the heart of 8 workshops located in Europe, passion drives creation.
Each of these workshops has its own know-how, from welding to gilding to cutting parts.
Creativity
Humility
Family
A little daring and a lot of love
We become what we think, we feel what we attract, we create what we imagine. A lot has happened since the creation of Trésors de Jasmine, so we wanted to capture the essence of our brand, to redefine the values that motivate and inspire us. These values come not only from our teams, but also from our partner workshops. We would like to take this opportunity to thank and applaud all the people who bring our company to life, and with whom we are so proud to share these values and live each day through our common passions. We're proud to take you with us behind the scenes of our production, a great opportunity also to reward the work of each and every person behind each and every manufacturing process.
We begin this chapter with the origins of jewelry. Each country has its own know-how and resources. That's why our jewelry can be sourced in different
countries. Here at
, we are committed to contributing as much as possible to Made In Europe. However, not all European countries have the raw materials and know-how that other countries do. The materials used to make your jewelry may therefore come from countries such as Germany, Spain, France, Ireland or Poland. Other processes can also be outsourced to Thailand and India. Indirectly, our purchases from these countries outside the European Union help to improve working conditions in these producing countries.
discover our manufacturing processes
step 1
The Moodboard
It all starts with the moodboard: a drawing, inspiration from a trip, inspiration from nature itself, the graphic design of a fashion trend. It's at this stage that we assemble, disassemble and reassemble all our ideas. This stage enables us to bring our ideas and concepts to life, and to pass on the very essence of our collections to our in-house teams and partner workshops.
step 2
Sourcing & cutting
This is where the first choices are made regarding the manufacturing process. As soon as the moodboard has been validated, we start sourcing raw materials, chains, brass parts and/or cutting brass according to our sketches from our partner workshops. It's at this stage that the first prototypes are created, assembled and disassembled until the long-awaited result is achieved.
step 3
Welding & polishing
Once the prototypes have been validated, our partner workshops begin mass production of the jewelry. Our soldering workshop solder, deburr and hand-polish each piece one by one. Some pieces are also polished one by one. It's real work, requiring time, precision and passion.
step 4
Gilding
It's at this stage that our jewels are adorned in their most beautiful gold dress, a gilding process carried out in one of our specialized partner workshops in France. It is in the heart of this workshop that each piece of jewelry is hung on a wire before being immersed in successive baths that will cover them with a layer of gold. Our partner workshop carries out 3-micron plating in accordance with French legislation.
step 5
Assembly
This stage is carried out in our Geneva workshop. It's here that chains and medallions come to life as necklaces and bracelets, and that jewels are adorned with their most beautiful stones.
step 6
Quality control
This is one of the final stages, where the long-awaited result is finally revealed. Each piece is checked one by one to ensure that it will stand up to the test of time. This stage is carried out in our Geneva workshop.