Odiot

notamment l'épée et le sceptre pour le sacre de Napoléon. Depuis, la Maison Odiot a su s'adapter aux différents courants, traversant les époques et gagnant un savoir-faire hors du commun. Cette riche histoire, jalonnée de rencontres entre les grandes figures de l'Histoire et le talent des artistes de la Maison, se perpétue encore aujourd'hui, car le bel ouvrage transcende les modes et se joue du temps qui passe. Tant par son histoire que la préservation de son savoir-faire et la qualité de ses œuvres, la Maison Odiot est un orfèvre unique en son genre.


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To perpetuate, innovate and transmit, all key-words for a silversmith which has been signing its name on brilliant silver, silver-gilt and bronze objects for over 300 years...

Founded in 1690, the House of Odiot gained notoriety during the reign of Louis XV with Jean-Baptiste Gaspard Odiot, one of the finest silversmiths of his time. Then came a period of glory with the Empire, as the House of Odiot realizes in particular Napoleon’s coronation sword and scepter. Since then, the House of Odiot managed to adapt to the multiples trends, crossing the ages and gathering a fabulous expertise. This rich story, punctuated by the meetings between the great History characters and the talent of Odiot’s craftsmen, still continues today and for many more years to come, because the timelessness of a beautiful object transcends fashions. Both by its history and the conservation of its expertise and the quality of its works, the House of Odiot remains a unique silversmith.