In the early 1950s, Christian Dior met Mitchel Maer, an American by birth who, having settled in England, founded a jewelry manufacturing company in London. His technical developments were very advanced and often followed the tastes of the Victorian era. Apparently, Maer’s jewelry designs not only coincided with Christiana Dior’s preferences, but also impressed her so much that she entrusted him with the production of jewelry for her brand. Mitchel Maer made several beautiful pieces of jewelry for Christian Dior.
Above all, the special attention of the sophisticated public was enjoyed by the remarkable jewelry representing flower brooches and “unicorn” brooches, made of gilded metal with crystal stones, they are among the most iconic jewelry made for Christian Dior. Maer’s original designs were rewarded, he earned the right to collaborate on the writing of his works – “Christian Dior by Mitchel Maer”. Maier produced jewelry for Dior from 1952 to 1956.