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L'École des Arts Joailliers (Paris - Hôtel de Mercy-Argenteau)

2nd Arr.

Step into the mineral reveries of Roger Caillois, the 20th-century writer who spent 25 years collecting over a thousand stones. This free exhibition displays 200 rare gems from his collection, many never seen before, alongside the poetic writings that transformed his scientific obsession into art.

18th-century mansion
free exhibitions
mineralogy meets poetry
Roger Caillois collection

Tips

👁️"Attention les yeux!" (Ville de Paris)
💎"absolutely wonderful" stone exhibition
🎟️free but reserve ahead online

L'École des Arts Joailliers (Paris - Hôtel de Mercy-Argenteau)

16 bis Bd Montmartre, 75009 Paris, France

Free

Upcoming at L'École des Arts Joailliers (Paris - Hôtel de Mercy-Argenteau)

Thursday, Jun 11
Le rubis, pierre ardente et envoûtante

Le rubis, pierre ardente et envoûtante

June 11 at 9am

Handle real rubies and learn why this "Queen of Gems" has captivated royalty for centuries. L'École's gemologists guide you through grading, origins, and the fiery science behind the stone in an intimate morning session.

Daniel Brush, l'art de la ligne et de la lumière

Daniel Brush, l'art de la ligne et de la lumière

June 11 at 11am

Daniel Brush treated gold like philosophy and steel like poetry. This intimate exhibition brings 75+ visionary works from his Manhattan studio to Paris for the first time, blurring the lines between sculpture, science, and adornment.

Pratique de la laque japonaise Urushi (2h)

Pratique de la laque japonaise Urushi (2h)

June 11 at 11:30am

Get your hands on a 9,000-year-old craft. This workshop teaches you to work with Urushi, the toxic-yet-transformative sap that turns into Japan's legendary black-gold lacquer. You'll leave with a new appreciation for patience and a small object you helped create.