lBehind Eternall Stories, a team guided by the memory of what could have been passed on.
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It all starts with a silver chocolatière.
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An object given by a grandmother, preciously preserved since 1908. That day, holding it in her hands, she told her story. For twenty minutes, time stood still. And then... nothing. The moment vanished. And Charles, the founder of Eternall Stories, realized that he would be unable to share these stories with his own children one day.
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This missing memory is not an exception - it's universal.

So, when life made him a father, this regret turned into a necessity. The need to preserve what really matters: the bonds, the voices, the gestures, the emotions.

He could have left it at that. But two encounters turned intuition into a project.

Yushing, passionate about stories and transmission, sensitive to the beauty of the intangible, joined the adventure to give body to stories and soul to objects. Stéphane, a detail engineer and discreet dreamer, sees in this project the echo of a personal lack: these fragments of memory that no technology has been able to preserve, until today.
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All three share the same conviction: what gives a precious object its value is the emotions it passes through.
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And yet, in the luxury world, this dimension often remains silent. Brands create wonders, but struggle to extend the magic beyond the shop window. Customers' memories remain at the workshop door, for want of a showcase to welcome them.
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This is where Eternall Stories comes into its own.
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A simple solution, born of personal experience, thought out for those who want to make the essential last. For houses that also believe that the story doesn't end with the purchase.

And above all, we're staying the course :
‍making luxury a space for transmission,
where each jewel becomes a messenger,
and each story a link.