About Florence Moorhead
Florence Moorhead is a Franco-American fashion designer based in Paris.
With a degree in art history and English literature, she joined Studio Berçot and took her first steps in jewelry design at Lanvin under Alber Elbaz and Elie Top. After designing shoes for Marc Jacobs, she created shoes and jewelry for Givenchy alongside Riccardo Tisci, before working with Hedi Slimane at Saint Laurent.
She went on to design accessories—including jewelry, handbags, and shoes—for the Jacquemus brand between 2018 and 2021, and opened her own consulting and design studio on Rue Amelot in Paris. There, she developed her own jewelry line while continuing to lend her talents as an accessories designer to various luxury brands such as Ami Paris, Rabanne, Longchamp, and Carel.
She has been an artist-in-residence at the Ateliers de Paris in Bastille since December 2024.
The prototyping and production of our “Made in Paris” line are carried out in collaboration with La Fabrique Nomade, a workshop located at the Viaduc des Arts that works to integrate refugee artisans within a responsible and supportive ecosystem.
Another portion of production is handled by a manufacturer in Tuscany, near Arezzo, which has been designing jewelry for most European luxury brands since 1960. The factory operates a closed-loop water system, thanks to an in-house filtration system, and adheres to a policy of strictly limiting the use of chemicals harmful to the environment.
All jewelry is chrome- and nickel-free and made of silver, aluminum, or yellow copper plated with 0.5μ to 2μ of palladium or 0.5μ to 2μ of pale gold.
All of our packaging boxes are made in Denmark from recycled and recyclable materials.