One day, my grandmother gave us a silver chocolatière, handed down in our family since 1908. Holding it in her hands, she told us its story. For twenty minutes, time stood still.
It was no longer a simple object: it was a shard of memory, a witness to love, a golden thread between generations.
Then a question arose: How many stories are lost because they can't be told?
In today's world of authenticity, precious objects are often reduced to their market value. And their stories, in turn, fade away.
We dreamed up a solution to preserve these invisible links. An emotional passport that reveals, connects and transmits.
Then we stopped dreaming. And we invented it.
