French luxury jewellery and watch house Chaumet has opened a boutique in Osaka, marking its largest flagship in Japan’s Kansai region.
Located at Quartz Shinsaibashi, the space blends Chaumet’s Parisian identity with the richness of Japanese craftsmanship.
According to the company, the boutique was inspired by the 12 Vendôme – the brand’s historic headquarters in Paris – and designed as a place where artisanal traditions, heritage and contemporary creativity meet.
The first floor features the ‘Tiara Wall’, adorned with nickel-silver ornaments modelled after the maison’s signature tiara.
The second floor houses two VIP rooms, featuring art by Atelier de la Torre, depicting Osaka Castle using plaster and gold leaf.
Each floor displays a variety of products, including the maison’s signature collections such as Joséphine, Bee de Chaumet, and Liens, as well as high-end jewellery and watches.
Chaumet was founded in 1780 and has been owned by luxury giant LVMH since 1999. The brand now has 15 official boutiques across Japan.