Michèle Gazier was a literary critic before she began writing novels, which have won several literary prizes. Her latest publications include Silencieuse (Seuil, 2017) and Les Passantes (Mercure de France, 2020). Kristjana S. Williams is an Icelandic-born illustrator. She has illustrated several books including Alice, Curiouser and Curiouser to accompany the 2021 exhibition at the V&A Museum, London.

"The French jeweler Maison Chaumet has beencreating tiaras for more than 240 years. (Among their fans: Napoleon’s wife, Empress Joséphine.) This exquisite pop-up book features 10 fairy tales, each celebrating a different Chaumet piece. A magical feat of bookmaking that invites readers to “daydream.”" —PEOPLE

Michèle Gazier was a literary critic before she began writing novels, which have won several literary prizes. Her latest publications include Silencieuse (Seuil, 2017) and Les Passantes (Mercure de France, 2020). Kristjana S. Williams is an Icelandic-born illustrator. She has illustrated several books including Alice, Curiouser and Curiouser to accompany the 2021 exhibition at the V&A Museum, London.

"The French jeweler Maison Chaumet has beencreating tiaras for more than 240 years. (Among their fans: Napoleon’s wife, Empress Joséphine.) This exquisite pop-up book features 10 fairy tales, each celebrating a different Chaumet piece. A magical feat of bookmaking that invites readers to “daydream.”" —PEOPLE

Michèle Gazier was a literary critic before she began writing novels, which have won several literary prizes. Her latest publications include Silencieuse (Seuil, 2017) and Les Passantes (Mercure de France, 2020). Kristjana S. Williams is an Icelandic-born illustrator. She has illustrated several books including Alice, Curiouser and Curiouser to accompany the 2021 exhibition at the V&A Museum, London.

"The French jeweler Maison Chaumet has beencreating tiaras for more than 240 years. (Among their fans: Napoleon’s wife, Empress Joséphine.) This exquisite pop-up book features 10 fairy tales, each celebrating a different Chaumet piece. A magical feat of bookmaking that invites readers to “daydream.”" —PEOPLE