Watches & Jewellery / Jewellery
Chaumet's Imperial Bloodline, Now on Bayfront Avenue
The 1780-founded house that crowned Napoleon's empresses opens its story to Singapore collectors.

Few jewellery houses can claim an empress as an early muse, but Chaumet can.
Founded in 1780 by Marie-Étienne Nitot, court jeweller to Napoleon Bonaparte, the maison built its reputation on tiaras made for Empress Joséphine before evolving into one of Paris's most consistent high-jewellery names. Its Marina Bay Sands boutique showcases the house's core lines Joséphine, Bee My Love and Liens alongside high jewellery and watches, offering an intimate, appointment-style setting rather than a flagship spectacle.
For Singapore's bridal and fine-jewellery shoppers, it's a rare chance to handle 245 years of Parisian craftsmanship without leaving the Bayfront strip.

About the author
Yuna Liu
Fashion editor and writer covering design, image-making and the creative networks connecting Southeast Asia.


