Know-how
“Quality, know-how, devotion and respect”: this is the maxim, motto immutable, that the experienced craftsmen of the workshops of the Albanu House do not cease to observe scrupulously with each braiding, molding, assembly that requires the birth of an exceptional composition. It is because “signed Albanu” is above all a meaningful formula, an inalienable pledge of a jewel with incompressible requirements, that this approach to excellence is the norm in the House’s workshops.
However, it is also because each of the artisans who work there is driven by a desire similar to that of René Albanu, founder with a cultural heritage impossible to ignore, that these four principles are still respected.
Indeed, from the daily design tasks carried out in its workshops in Monaco, where each jewel signed Albanu is handmade, to the maintenance of relations with the commercial partners of the House, these four pillars have led some high-ranking institutions to place their trust in it. It is this enduring excellence that led the S.A.S. “The Prince of Monaco” to make the Maison Albanu one of its few patented suppliers.
“Originality adorned with elegance”: this aspiration, inaugurated by René ALBANU nearly a century ago, remains the true trademark of the House, an approach to which it has remained faithful throughout its journey. With this heritage, the combined expertise of the employees, who shape exceptional jewellery daily in the House’s Monegasque workshops, gives rise to creations that combine different materials with exaltation.
Steel, gold, diamond, elephant hair, giraffe hair, horsehair, buffalo horn, tahitian pearls, and mammoth hair engage in a creative dance where the aesthetics of each composition knows no limits other than those of elegance. That is why the workshops of the Maison Albanu offer you the opportunity to benefit from their know-how to create a unique piece, in the image of your sensitivity and their expertise.
Concerned about animal welfare, Maison Albanu also undertakes, for each of its creations, to respect an ethics that is particularly close to its heart, by rigorously observing the treaties for the protection of wildlife (CITES standardized by the Washington Convention), without any compromise.