Little boys often like to pick up and collect small pebbles discovered during holidays at the seaside or walks in the mountains.
It was this childhood astonishment that prompted René-Pierre to enter the National Institute of Gemmology (ING) a few years later.
Randomly found rolled pebbles and sharp quartz pieces are transformed into increasingly precious stones.
Life is made up of encounters and outstretched hands, and it is a hand extended by an artisan jeweler who introduces him to a completely unknown world, a manual profession, an artistic profession; French jewelry.
After 7 years of training (the age of reason) with a renowned jeweler in the Paris region, perfecting and deepening the techniques of the trade, learning to buy, listen and address customers, it is time to set up on my own.
Julien has just finished his law studies. He's ready for adventure. It's up to him to go to the ING.
Thus, the two brothers found themselves working as gemologists. Julien handled the administrative and management aspects, while René-Pierre handled the technical aspects and execution. They shared responsibility for welcoming clients, purchasing stones, and creating products.
Rouxel Frères started on Avenue de Breteuil in a shop that quickly became too small, and today they welcome you at 8 Place de Breteuil.