maison vever, a renowned french jewelry house, was founded in 1821 by pierre-paul vever in metz, france. the house moved to paris in 1872 and became known for its naturalistic designs and use of enamel. in 1900, henri vever, the grandson of the founder, took over the house and began to incorporate japanese art and design into the jewelry. early years and naturalistic designs during its early years, maison vever was particularly known for its naturalistic designs, which featured intricate details and realistic depictions of nature. the house's use of enamel was also a distinctive characteristi…