What is Gas Bijoux and where is the brand from?

Gas Bijoux is a French jewellery house founded in 1969 by André Gas, who started out selling handmade pieces on the beaches of Saint-Tropez. Every piece is still handcrafted in the brand's family workshop in Marseille, using techniques like enamelling, hammering and hand-knotting.

What types of jewellery does Gas Bijoux make?

Gas Bijoux is best known for its earrings, in colourful enamel and gold-plated brass, alongside necklaces, bracelets and rings. Designs range from everyday, wearable pieces to bolder statement styles, all built around colour.

Where can I buy Gas Bijoux in the UK?

Olivia Grace Fashion is a Gas Bijoux stockist based in Wetherby, West Yorkshire. We carry a chosen edit of the range in-store and online at oliviagracefashion.co.uk, or call our team on 01937 585429.

Is Gas Bijoux jewellery adjustable, and does it suit everyday wear?

Many Gas Bijoux bracelets and rings are designed with adjustable fastenings to fit a range of sizes, and the earrings and necklaces are light enough for everyday wear despite their colour and presence. If you'd like help choosing a piece, our team in Wetherby are happy to advise, just call 01937 585429.

How do I care for Gas Bijoux jewellery?

Gas Bijoux pieces are best kept away from water, perfume and direct sunlight to protect the enamel and gold plating. Store pieces separately to avoid scratching, and wipe with a soft cloth after wear. Our team can advise on a specific piece in-store.

Gas Bijoux Jewellery

Gas Bijoux has been handcrafting jewellery in the same Marseille workshop since André Gas founded the label on the beaches of Saint-Tropez in 1969. Every piece is still made there by hand: enamelled, hammered, knotted, set. We hand-pick the collection each season for Olivia Grace Fashion in Wetherby.

We stock Gas Bijoux because it looks handmade, because it is. You can see the individual artisan's hand in a way mass-produced jewellery just doesn't have.

Earrings are the range's strongest category, alongside necklaces, bracelets and rings, all built around colour: enamel, coloured stones, gold-plated brass. Pieces range from everyday-wearable to proper statement.

The workshop is still family-run, now by André Gas's children Marie and Olivier. Over fifty years in and it hasn't moved from Marseille.