Creative Collaborations
“Collaboration is the purest form of creativity. It challenges each discipline to go beyond itself — architecture learning from jewellery, art from design — and in that exchange lies inspiration.”
Hannah Demeyere
Design Director, Architect & Urban Designer
Now in its third edition, the Tanit Scarf continues Sassi’s dialogue between jewellery and art — a meeting of gold, silk, and imagination. For the first time, the Maison invited a guest artist, Swiss painter Simone Monney, to translate the spirit of Tanit into colour and gesture. Her vibrant, layered brushstrokes echo the movement of light across gold, giving form to a new visual language of the collection.
Printed on organic silk, hand-sewn, and numbered in a limited series of fifty, each scarf reflects the same balance of craftsmanship and emotion that defines the Maison’s jewels.
Clients acquiring a Tanit jewel receive the scarf as a gift — a gesture that celebrates continuity, artistry, and the enduring conversation between disciplines.
Each year, Sassi Fine Jewellery invites creative voices to enter into dialogue with its collections. In 2024 in Manila, three upcoming fashion designers reinterpreted Tanit, Horta, and Berenice, creating unique ensembles that connected jewellery with contemporary Filipino fashion.
In 2025, this dialogue extended into sound. A soundscape artist created three original soundscapes, each developed in close relation to Tanit, Dido, and Nika, offering a measured sensory interpretation of form, rhythm, and material.
Conceived as a creative dialogue between jewellery and contemporary art, La vie dorée brings together the Maison Sassi and Swiss artist Simone Monney in a shared exploration of light, material, and emotion.
Their collaboration embraces multiple forms. The third edition of the Tanit scarf, a limited series of fifty pieces, translates the collection’s spirit into silk and colour. This December, from 11 to 13 December 2025, their joint exhibition in Geneva will unfold in the library of the Swiss Luxury Apartments — an intimate setting chosen for its calm and reflective atmosphere, where painting and jewellery respond to one another in quiet harmony.
Through these expressions, the Maison affirms its commitment to collaborations that unite art, craftsmanship, and imagination, revealing beauty as both heritage and creation.
In the millennia-old wine region of Lavaux, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, a passionate winemaker paired her wines with three Sassi collections. Guests discovered how the Maison’s creations resonate with her carefully chosen vintages, experiencing connoisseurship across both craft and palate.