The concept
Studio C’s creations arise from a dialogue between material,
form and movement. Their origins lie in the world of precision engineering, from which they have retained the rigour, high standards and taste for clean lines.
This heritage combines with the avant-garde spirit of the
decorative arts and the great tradition of jewellery-making
to give rise to a contemporary vision of jewellery.
Each piece of Studio C jewellery is conceived by its founder, Charlotte Romer, as a wearable sculpture. The volumes, curves and details are crafted to reveal a strong, architectural and timeless presence.
Inspired by design, aeronautics and modernist lines, these creations explore a free aesthetic language, capable of transcending genres and appealing to both women and men.
Aluminium, Studio C’s signature material, plays a central
role in this creative process. Chosen for its lightness,
luminosity and chromatic possibilities, it becomes, in the designer’s hands, an expressive material, giving rise to contemporary jewellery with sculptural forms.
Each piece is enhanced by gemstones selected for their
character, colour and brilliance.
Crafted as one-off pieces or in very small batches, Studio
C jewellery bears the mark of the artisan’s hand.
Each creation can also be made to measure, through a close collaboration between the designer and the wearer.
“Following in the footsteps of Després, Dinh Van or Jean Vendome who experimented with the unconventional, she pushes the boundaries of design references, teasing the perceptions of the precious and the non-precious. The design object is a central point of her jewellery creation: grandiose and pure forms sculpted in an industrial material, aluminium, host fine stones. The result is a dialogue that is both sharp and subtle, racy and so modern, feminist in fact.”
Arina Pouzoullic, founder and CEO of Second Pétale gallery
The designer
Jewellery designer, passionated by mechanics and gemology, Charlotte Romer founded Studio C by Charlotte Romer in 2020 to give form to her dreams and share her inner world.
After graduating in art history from the Sorbonne and the Ecole du Louvre, Charlotte Romer entered the art market and joined Sotheby’s in Paris. She then spent the following 9 years in an important gallery specialised in 20th century decorative arts in the heart of Saint-Germain des Prés in Paris, before returning to her first love: creation, jewellery, gemstones and photography.
She then trained in gemology at the Gem-A (she is gradutaed in 2021) and in metal polishing at the Haute Ecole de Joaillerie in Paris.
She creates unique pieces, that she exhibits in France and abroad and creates also bespoke jewels for private clients.