Chaumet icons.
Founded in 1780 by Marie-Étienne Nitot, Chaumet possesses a power that’s steeped in the history of France and its elite. As the official jeweller to Napoleon and Empress Joséphine, the Maison is renowned for creating historical pieces, including Napoleon’s coronation crown and the Empress’s wedding jewels. With Chaumet solidifying its place in fine jewellery, the Maison’s presence in Malaysia marks a celebration of artistry that captivates any gemmaphile. Since the buzz surrounding its first boutique at The Exchange TRX last year, it’s no surprise to see its expansion at Pavilion Kuala Lumpur.
A closer look at Chaumet’s Pavilion Kuala Lumpur boutique:
A tribute to the Maison’s illustrious 12 Vendôme address in Paris, the stunning boutique is a visual feast. As you step inside, its design evokes the sophisticated charm of a chic Parisian apartment. Blending tradition with modernity, guests are greeted by the Maison’s signature blue and textured murals, with every corner brimming with golden, windswept ears of wheat, exquisite bas-relief tiaras, and radiant, engraved motifs adorning the walls.
When it comes to detail, Chaumet pays homage to the brand’s rich heritage by commissioning beautifully crafted frescoes and bespoke furniture from France’s finest artisans. While a wave of calm sweeps over with every step, the magic lies in the enchanting world of Chaumet’s signature collections. Featuring exclusive pieces from the Joséphine, Bee de Chaumet, Liens lines, and the Maison’s High Jewellery collections, it’s impossible not to be captivated by the elegance and allure of this extraordinary showcase.
For the wanderer, the beauty of its savoir-faire blends harmoniously with the craftsmanship of each dazzling gem. Whether you’ve fallen in love with Chaumet’s creations or are simply a connoisseur of beautiful designs, this is the place to be. The Chaumet boutique in Pavilion Kuala Lumpur is the ultimate destination where the artistry of jewellery-making comes to life, offering an experience as memorable as the jewels themselves.
Address: Chaumet Pavilion, Lot 2.31.00, Level 2.
All images credited to Chaumet
