Princess Charlene visited the Joya Jewelry Fair, held for the second consecutive year in Monaco. Accompanied by the event’s organizers, Delphine Pastor-Reiss and Vanessa Margowski, the prince’s wife explored the different exhibition spaces, admiring creations ranging from vintage and archaeological pieces to contemporary designs.
This year, the fair took place at One Monte-Carlo, and Princess Charlene did not miss the opportunity to attend. For nearly two hours, radiant in an elegant black-and-white trouser suit, she paused several times in front of the displayed jewelry, engaging with the designers, including Elie Top, Eliane Fattal, Griegst, and Alix Dumas.
“We selected 15 exhibitors for Joya this year. Princess Charlene spoke with each of them, asking questions and showing great enthusiasm, curiosity, and interest,” shared Delphine Pastor-Reiss, proud of the princess’s presence.
Held under the High Patronage of Prince Albert, the exhibition, running until November 16, offers a wide selection of jewelry, from archaeological and antique pieces to vintage and contemporary creations.
A newcomer to the jewelry scene, Joya is gradually establishing itself in Monaco and beyond. For the first time, a fair in Monaco has brought together several international galleries specializing in antique, vintage, contemporary, and artist-designed jewelry.
« Nous avons été véritablement honorés d’accueillir la princesse Charlène et touchés par l’intérêt et l’enthousiasme sincères qu’elle a manifestés pour nos exposants et pour la foire », a conclu Delphine Pastor-Reiss.
