Jewelry & Watches 28 September
2022

A Celebration of the First FRED Exhibition

A joy-filled and festive evening is the least we can say about the grand opening soirée Maison FRED held at the Palais de Tokyo in Paris.

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Model wearing pieces from “Monsieur Fred Inner Light” High Jewelry Collection

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Charles Leung and Valérie Samuel

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Model wearing pieces from “Monsieur Fred Inner Light” High Jewelry Collection

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Julia Courtes

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Model wearing pieces from “Monsieur Fred Inner Light” High Jewelry Collection

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Models wearing pieces from “Monsieur Fred Inner Light” High Jewelry Collection

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Leonie Hanne

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Model wearing pieces from “Monsieur Fred Inner Light” High Jewelry Collection

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Model wearing pieces from “Monsieur Fred Inner Light” High Jewelry Collection

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Paul Forman

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All Images Are Courtesy of Pierre Mouton

A joy-filled and festive evening is the least we can say about the grand opening soirée Maison FRED held at the Palais de Tokyo in Paris. A celebration of the first exhibition in its history: "FRED, Jeweller Creator since 1936", it brought together between more than 450 pieces, and nearly 300 unseen archival documents from its heritage and private collections. All in all inspired by the life and personality of the founder Fred Samuel, it represents an immersion into a world of jewelry bursting with light and joie de vivre.

Starting with a private tour and a preview of the exhibition, guests and friends of the House – who joined Charles Leung, CEO of FRED, Valérie Samuel, its Vice-President and Artistic Director, and its new ambassador Wonyoung Jang – attended an immersive and surprising event during which various tableaux presented the new High Jewelry collection, Monsieur Fred Inner Light, in the form of a fashion show.

After this majestic opening, the exhibition will be open at the Palais de Tokyo from September 28 to October 24, 2022, and to guarantee you won’t miss it, you also have the chance to explore it on the dedicated website www.fredexhibition.com.