An early chain link necklace by Spanish jewelry studio, Joidart.
In 1981, Jaume Julià converted a small gold and silversmith's workshop in a small rural village near the Costa Brava into a contemporary jewelry company. The artistic heritage of these lands bathed by the Mediterranean and the mark left there by universal creators meant that the brand had a clear link with art and with the city of Barcelona from the very beginning.
Jaume Julià invited creators from the Escola Massana in Barcelona to collaborate in the design of the very first collections. He also established ties with different jewelers and artists, such as Anna Font, Ricardo Domingo and Manuel Outumuro, which allowed the brand to stand out for its aesthetic purity and unique image.
