“The colourful style of classical lines, inspired by Art Deco and Art Nouveau is the most characteristic feature of the Minorcan company’s -Clara Bijoux- fashion jewellery collections. Their items made of stamped brass are known for their design, quality, and enamelling by hand, colour after colour”.
“The fashion jewellery collections and gifts by Clara Bijoux are true artisan jewels carefully made by expert and patient hands. Each item requires a thorough design and production work as well as careful colour selection to make them attractive from the chromatic point of view”.
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CLARABIJOUX SE REDISEÑA
30 / 12 / 2011
Noticia aparecida el la web del IDI Institut d'Innovació de Empresarial de les Illes Balears Clara Bijoux se Rediseña
FELIZ /HAPPY 2.012
20 / 12 / 2011
Welcome to our new website.
18 / 11 / 2011
In Clara Bijoux we would like to improve the communication with our customers and show a corporate image according to new trends, as a part of the company’s process to achieve a better market position, our current goal.
Without forgetting the brand initials that have identified us for the last thirteen years, we have designed a new logo with geometrical shapes, fresher and more flexible, with the same corporate colour, slightly softer, and matched with a classical typography in order to create a rich and solid contrast.
Furthermore, our website will become a better contact tool with our customers, where we have included a new online catalogue of our collections of fashion jewellery and gifts made of stamped brass.
Euro-Bijoux Design Award.
31 / 10 / 2011
Euro-Bijoux award to the best European design in 2003 and 2004
The professional work and the fostering of quality by Clara Bijoux earned it industry recognition in two consecutive events organised by the most important fair of this sector in Europe.
In 2003, our company was awarded the Euro-Bijoux European design prize to the best “New Classic”. A year later, we were awarded the best “Innovative material” prize for “the effort made in experimenting within their own production and manufacturing process almost without any other external material resources”, as the jury members remarked. The renowned Spanish designer Elio Bernhayer took part in this edition, who had previously won the Premio Nacional de Diseño de Moda 2011 awarded by the Spanish Culture Department and one of the first designers who included fashion jewellery pieces in fashion collections.
