In 1979, following the passing of Seaman Schepps, his associates Anthony Hopenheim and Jay Bauer acquired the business, thereby establishing the jewelry label Trianon.
For more than three decades, this brand has crafted distinctive pieces, utilizing a diverse array of materials ranging from ebony paired with baroque pearls to onyx, diamonds, aquamarines, and even caramel-hued cowrie shells. Worn by dignitaries, political figures, and fashionable women globally, Trianon’s accessories have gained significant prestige.
Their renowned cufflinks and Art Deco evening ensembles draw inspiration from traditional designs, frequently incorporating black onyx, mother-of-pearl, and diamonds—elements considered essential for the contemporary, successful gentleman.
Valued for their sophistication, superior craftsmanship, and distinctive aesthetics, these items have transitioned from special-event attire to everyday staples for both men and women. Every piece is meticulously handmade at the firm’s New York City atelier, fashioned from 18-karat gold and individually numbered with a hallmark.
