Founded in 1976 by Jean Chambert, a former master watchmaker at Omega, the boutique gradually established itself as a reference in watchmaking and jewelry in the downtown area. Since the 1980s, it has even been a family affair, with creations signed by his wife and their son Philippe, who graduated from the finest gemology schools. Unfortunately, the boutique closed its doors for good in June…
A Family Home in Toulouse That Holds Its Own
If you've always dreamed of treating yourself to a diamond ring without selling a kidney, mark this date: Thursday, July 10, 2025, the stock of the legendary Maison Chambert will be auctioned in Toulouse. Brand new jewelry, never worn, will be offered at totally crazy prices. We're talking about rings estimated at €400 instead of €2,400, gold necklaces listed at €800 instead of €8,500…
A chic sale, open to all
230 pieces will be up for auction, with starting prices well below market value. Experts will be on hand to guide you, including renowned gemologist Drew Battaglia. The auction will take place just a stone's throw from the Capitol Square, on Thursday, July 10 at 2 PM.
30. The jewelry will be on display the day before (Wednesday from 2 PM to 6 PM) and on the morning of the event.4 Urbain Vitry Street - Toulouse
Thursday, July 10, starting at 2:30 PM
Online auctions here and here
