EVENT︱Source Édition X Margaret Mae

EVENT︱Source Édition X Margaret Mae

by Source Edition in News

We are delighted to welcome you to Source Édition for a special pop-up with Margaret Mae, where our faithful reissues of iconic 1950s–1970s furniture and lighting meet contemporary jewellery in gold, silver, and diamonds. Join us on Friday 6 and Saturday 7 March, from 11am to 7pm, at 23 rue d’Aboukir, 75002 Paris.

Margaret Mae combines the purity of Scandinavian design with Parisian style and fashion to create unique, timeless jewellery pieces, crafted from the finest materials: gold, silver, and diamonds. An essential elegance, designed to stand the test of time and be worn every day.

Discover Margaret Mae at: https://www.margaret-mae.com/

We invite you to come and discover the selection, try on the pieces, and share a moment in our showroom, an intimate space created for looking closely, exchanging ideas, and being moved by the stories objects carry.

And on Saturday afternoon, we will be delighted to offer you a glass of champagne.

You are most welcome!

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