Maison Massillon

by Alizée Mehats

Trained as a chemical engineer and then graduated from HEC, it was nevertheless towards jewelry that Alizée Mehats decided at the age of 25 to found Maison Massillon, inspired by the Mediterranean shores of her childhood. Spotted by the prestigious luxury house Guerlain for her unique expertise, Alizée Méhats was chosen in 2020 as the star designer to revisit the Muguet Haute Couture perfume and give birth to Cherry Blossom juice again. Since then, she has continued to express her creative potential by shaping porcelain creations in a quest for absolute grace. A precious lace that comes to life in contact with the skin. For Maison Massillon, porcelain is a skill, an infinitely sensual and creative material that is shaped by hand, accumulating in small sparks of light, or flowers in which each porcelain petal takes its final shape once modelled by the curve of the fingers of Alizée Méhats and her jewellers. The language of grace Far beyond singular technicality and French craftsmanship, Maison Massillon porcelain ornaments embody a universal language, without borders, that of purity that is constantly reinvented, revisited according to the great feminine myths, the iconic heroines who inhabit our imaginations. Objects of fascination for small and big events If the first ornaments were designed and sculpted for brides whose dream is to reach absolute grace, Ma jewelry