Le pavois necklace
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Le pavois · Pavise shield
Firmness. To raise this shield, a man has to leave the saddle. Pavise shield symbolises the strength that comes from a firm stance.
Fellowship. Set side by side, pavises become a wall. It is a symbol of the bond between people who become a fortress for one another.
Steel · Self-made person
We chose steel as a direct link to the sword, the material embodiment of knighthood. Steel weaponry holds a balance of strength, hardness, and flexibility.
These are not natural traits of the metal, but the result of work, achieved through repeated forging and tempering.
Steel symbolises the self-made person, who crafts the best version of himself.
Surgical-grade stainless steel (316) Thick rhodium PVD coating Lifetime Guarantee
Built for daily wear · Will not turn skin green
With its roots in armour, CHEVALIER jewellery is military by origin and naturally pairs well with military and safari styles.
As everyday armour, CHEVALIER necklaces stand out in casual and minimalist styles over plain crew-neck pieces: a T-shirt with short or long sleeves, a sweatshirt or a jumper, where the metal is the only accent.
Beard. Le Pavois necklace comes on a chain up to 70 cm long and also suits men with long beards.
Size: Pendant: 4 cm / 1.6 in Chain: rounded box chain Adjustable length: 65–70 cm / 25.6–27.6 in
Pre-orders will be open from 14 to 16 October 2026, with a 20% discount for waitlist subscribers. We will fulfil and ship all pre-orders between 5 and 25 November 2026.
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Collection CHEVALIER explores knighthood through symbols.
It reflects the knight’s journey and sees the person beneath the armour. Through the language of symbols, CHEVALIER reveals man’s inner core.
CHEVALIER’s DNA is an alloy of myth and history. The lived stories of men like Richard the Lionheart and Boucicaut are interwoven with legends, forming the collection’s codes.
