<div>After Isabelle Huppert, it's actor Adrien Brody's turn to highlight the work of high jewelry designer Elsa Jin on the red carpets.</div>

<div style="text-align: left;">As a contemporary jewelry designer exhibited at the Florence Biennale, then that of Paris, and more recently at Couture Las Vegas, <a href="https://www.lofficiel.com/joaillerie/elsa-jin-pare-les-celebrites-de-ses-broches-ailees-histoire-bijoux-haute-joaillerie" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Elsa Jin</a>'s sparkling creations are true works of art. Her work is a journey into the world of beauty and rarity.</div>
<div style="text-align: left;">Whether it is the <a href="https://www.lofficiel.com/joaillerie/elsa-jin-les-ailes-de-la-creation" target="_blank" rel="noopener">winged brooches from her LIFE series</a>&mdash;born from the immense shock she felt during a trip to Poland when she found herself facing the statue of Christ on the Cross&mdash;or Les Lamelles de Bambou, the first of the three pieces for men&mdash;he creations remind her of the "Axial Period," a philosophical and religious concept proposed by German philosopher Karl Jaspers,&mdash;her adored creations are not lacking never at the call of the most coveted steps of the seventh art. &nbsp;</div>

Adrian Brody by Thibaut Chapotot

Adrien Brody by Aurore Marchal

<p style="text-align: left;">We've see her work on the bustier of model Isabeli Fontana at the Cannes Film Festival, then on the dress of <a href="https://www.lofficiel.com/joaillerie/festival-du-film-de-rome-isabelle-huppert-choisit-une-broche-elsa-jin" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Isabelle Huppert</a> in Rome at a movie premiere, and, more recently, on the lapel of Brody's jacket at the Berlin Film Festival for his film <em>Manodrome</em>.</p>
<p style="text-align: left;">This latest creation is set with diamonds which symbolize dew and the graphics of Chinese ideograms. A precious pearl placed in the center of the jewel embodies the universal values of reason, freedom, and fairness. The American actor has thus set his sights on this brooch characterized by its dynamic shape which recalls the deployment of bamboo slats&mdash;graphic supports for writing in the Far East before the introduction of paper during the first two centuries of our era. Unlike previous works by Elsa Jin, the Bamboo Folio features deliberate rough traces. It is therefore with this new series that the designer, inspired by the origin of civilization with the birth of writing, shares with us her passion for literature and the beautiful books that she loves and collects with more than 10,000 books in her private collection. She still remembers how she felt the first time she saw in a museum an old scroll of fragmented bamboo, a precursor of today's books. With these high jewelry creations, Elsa Jin delivers, again and again, a vibrant tribute to beauty and exceptional craftsmanship.</p>

Adrien Brody Hits the Red Carpet Sporting an Elsa Jin Brooch

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