A tiny sacred heart, a mysterious pendant, a ring set with a stone or an odd little curiosity to display on a shelf... At Fascinato, the objects have a soft spot for symbols and slightly strange stories. The shop draws inspiration from Italian imagination, folk beliefs and the world of cabinets of curiosities, with a definite taste for eccentricity.
Its name comes from the Italian fascino, which evokes the charm and allure of things that intrigue us. That philosophy is reflected in this jewelry and home décor concept store, with locations including 51 rue du Temple in the Marais (4th arrondissement) and 97 rue de Rennes in the 6th arrondissement.
Jewelry features prominently in the selection: rings, necklaces, bracelets, bangles, earrings and pendants play with shapes, stones and symbolic motifs. Some designs are delicate and understated, while others make a bolder statement. The collection includes stainless steel and gold-plated jewelry, with pieces assembled in the brand’s Parisian workshop.
The best part? The option to create your own piece of jewelry by pairing chains with charms. A pendant that brings back a memory, a symbol chosen for its meaning, or simply a pretty layered look: everyone can come up with their own combination, without relying on a ready-made design.
But Fascinato also likes to think outside the jewelry box. Ex-votos, vases, vintage objects, tableware, accessories and little decorative curiosities carry the house’s spirit beyond its jewelry.
The two Paris addresses thus have one foot in jewelry and the other in the contemporary cabinet of curiosities. Sometimes, all it takes is a little pendant to feel as though you’ve found your new good-luck charm.
Dates and Opening Time
From November 3, 2026 to December 31, 2027
Places
Fascinato – 4th arrondissement of Paris
51 Rue du Temple
75004 Paris 4
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Accessibility info
Access
Line 11 Rambuteau / Line 1 or 11 Hôtel de Ville
Fascinato - Paris’s 6th arrondissement
97 Rue de Rennes
75006 Paris 6
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Access
Metro 12 Rennes
Official website
fascinato.com











