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The Geneva-Based Maison Fullord Steps Onto The Screen In Two August Productions

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Key takeaways

• Geneva-based Maison Fullord featured its fine jewelry in two August screen productions: “My Life with the Walter Boys” and “One Night Only”.

• Featured pieces include the Stella Collection and a bespoke engagement ring integrated directly into character narratives and visual identities.

• The placements build on prior appearances like “Emily in Paris” during a period of international expansion for the brand.

(GENEVA) – This August, Geneva-based jewelry Maison Fullord appears in two screen productions, with pieces featured in both “My Life with the Walter Boys” and “One Night Only”, starring British actor Callum Turner, recently married to Dua Lipa.

FULLORD X MLWTWB Necklace and Earrings
Stella Necklace and Earrings

In the latest season of “My Life with the Walter Boys”, pieces from the Maison’s Stella Collection, including earrings and a necklace featuring Fullord’s distinctive Stella diamond cut, accompany several key moments on screen. 

Bague One Night Only

In “One Night Only”, a bespoke Fullord engagement ring takes on a leading role, becoming an integral part of the story from its unforgettable opening scene. 

Rather than serving simply as styling elements, the pieces were selected as part of the characters’ visual identity and narrative, reflecting the growing interest of costume designers, stylists and production teams in jewelry with a distinctive design language. 

These latest placements continue Fullord’s growing presence on screen, following previous appearances in international productions including Emily in Paris. They also come at a time of continued international expansion for the Geneva-based Maison, which is strengthening its presence across key markets while developing its retail footprint in Switzerland and abroad.

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