Nick Foulkes x Menē featured in Financial Times HTSI.

Menē is honored to share that the brand and the Nick Foulkes x Menē collaboration were recently featured in Financial Times HTSI. This is a significant recognition from one of the most respected voices in luxury journalism, joining a distinguished list of press features that have covered Menē's approach to fine jewelry.

Read the full article here.

The feature, titled Nick Foulkes and Diana Picasso ask the bullion-dollar question, explores the Nick Foulkes x Menē collaboration through the lens of the brand's foundational philosophy. The article traces the origins of Menē back to 2017, when Roy Sebag and Diana W. Picasso founded the brand to sell pieces in 24k gold and pure platinum by the gram weight, tracking the international bullion markets, with what they described as a mission to restore the relationship between jewellery and savings.

On the collaboration.

The article moves through the pieces designed by Nick Foulkes in partnership with Menē's Chief Creative Officer Sunjoo Moon, described as an insight into Foulkes's own sensibilities as a writer, historian, and collector. Diana W. Picasso describes Foulkes as a cultural authority, capturing his approach to jewelry as a collector who accumulates with intention across chains, medallions, bracelets, and rings.

The collaboration includes pieces drawn from Foulkes's own world of references. Among them are the Socrates Ring, the Smoking Dog Pendant, the Shark Tooth Pendant, cufflinks, a belt buckle, the striped flat chain bracelet, and the pistol-grip Lighter Holder, each cast in pure 24k gold or pure platinum.

Explore the Nick Foulkes x Menē collaboration in 24k gold and pure platinum, shaped to honor the gentleman who values the considered object.

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