The story of Ciléa and the birth of Émaline
It all began in 1940s Paris, when Line Vautrin, a visionary designer, revolutionized jewelry by inventing an enameled resin that was both light and resistant. Her bold jewelry, with vibrant colors and sculptural shapes, opened a new path in the world of creation. This innovative heritage inspired generations of artisans, including Maison Ciléa, which was born in 1992 with a clear ambition: to perpetuate this art by adding its own signature.
In Brittany, in Rennes, the Ciléa workshop becomes the crucible of a unique invention: Émaline. This exclusive resin, developed after years of research, reinterprets the know-how initiated by Line Vautrin. More than a simple material, Émaline embodies the meeting between innovation and tradition. Each color is thought out and created in the workshop, where passionate artisans bring to life deep and luminous shades, telling the story of a material that never ceases to fascinate.
Carried by talented artisans, Maison Ciléa infuses each piece of colorful jewelry for women with a touch of originality and poetry. Each piece crafted in Émaline reflects the care taken in its creation: a perfect combination of the audacity of modern jewelry and the delicacy of ancestral techniques. Émaline is the soul of Ciléa, a material that transcends generations and continues to write the history of French craftsmanship with brilliance.