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French jeweler Robert Goossens (Robert Goossens) wo worked with Chanel and Christian Dior, died at 89...
Andrei VesselovskiFrench jeweler Robert Goossens (Robert Goossens) wo worked with Chanel and Christian Dior, died at 89. This was reported by Le Figaro citing the statement of his family. The reasons for his death are not known.
Goossens was born in 1927 early in his career he worked lighters engraved Cartier. Later working with the fashion house Chanel began to develop so-called “Byzantine style”.
In 1960 Goossens did for Chanel necklace c floral motifs decorated with pearls and beads items depicting eagles copied from the Anglo-Saxon zones huge Maltese cross-shaped brooch with green and red glass cabochons.
Over the years the jeweler has also collaborated with brands such as Scherrer Givenchy Mugler and Lacroix. In addition to jewelry Goossens creating perfume bottles jewelry thimbles and mirrors. In 1974 he opened his own shop which is located on the Avenue Georges V in Paris. In 2005 the store bought Chanel and the management was handed over to the heirs jeweler Martin and Patrick Goossens.
Goossens was born in 1927 early in his career he worked lighters engraved Cartier. Later working with the fashion house Chanel began to develop so-called “Byzantine style”.
In 1960 Goossens did for Chanel necklace c floral motifs decorated with pearls and beads items depicting eagles copied from the Anglo-Saxon zones huge Maltese cross-shaped brooch with green and red glass cabochons.
Over the years the jeweler has also collaborated with brands such as Scherrer Givenchy Mugler and Lacroix. In addition to jewelry Goossens creating perfume bottles jewelry thimbles and mirrors. In 1974 he opened his own shop which is located on the Avenue Georges V in Paris. In 2005 the store bought Chanel and the management was handed over to the heirs jeweler Martin and Patrick Goossens.
