Vintage Porcelain Fève River Pearl Necklace Made-in-House

Here’s the kind of curiosity that could only be born in Paris: necklaces strung with river pearls and dotted with tiny tricolor hearts, each one finished with a dangling porcelain fève—the miniature figurines usually hidden inside Galette des Rois cakes at Epiphany.

But instead of being swallowed with a bite of frangipane, these vintage fèves—tiny tableaux of baguettes, biscuits, saints, and storybook figures—have been rescued from obscurity and reimagined as talismans to wear. It’s a little wink at French ritual and obsession: food, faith, folklore, all dangling at your collarbone.

They feel like souvenirs of a parallel Paris—where pastry charms become jewellery, and every bite-sized token of tradition gets a second life as an object of chic eccentricity.