| They are twins and have passion for jewels, John and Alain Darbellay, creators of Darbel du Bourg in the |
| beginning of the eighties, travelled in several stone's producer countries in order to bring back with |
| them the amazing colors which will decorate their creations. |
| The line named Shangrila, inspired by their travels in Central Asia, confers to the woman who wear it an |
| impression of classicism, dissociated by the paved flexible diamond shapes. |
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| The Dynamic is often created without stones, gold launches out thus in harmonious movements |
| underlining the fingers of its holder. |
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| The fluidity of the forms which run in cascade or undulate like the snake, the mobility of the various |
| elements of a jewel, or the dynamism of a movement are also the distinctive mark of the two brothers. |
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| During each creation, the jewellers endeavour to release the jewel's emotion which will suscitate a |
| dream for the eyes. |
| It is at the end of his vocational training, that John Darbellay received from the hands of the Mayor |
| of Geneva, the first prize of jewellery 1981. |
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| The collaboration of Alain with important international jewellers gave him access to the higher realms |
| of the trade. |
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