Drive global awareness
Build visibility across the USA, UK, France and UAE with market-specific emphasis on provenance and exclusivity.
Savoir / Services
Marketing, Paid Ads, Development and AI Commercial Studio—each available independently, with shared strategic discipline across the wider system.
Savoir / Portfolio
The case studies and project worlds developed across Savoir’s marketing, paid media, web, development and studio disciplines.
Heritage translated for the performance feed—through Meta strategy, audience intelligence and luxury creative built for global collectors.


A collectible luxury brand cannot be advertised like an interchangeable product catalogue. The campaign had to increase visibility and conversion while preserving provenance, rarity and the sense that every piece carries a history.
The commercial task was not to make Vintage Paris louder. It was to make the right collectors understand the value faster—then give Meta enough signal to learn who was most likely to act.

Build visibility across the USA, UK, France and UAE with market-specific emphasis on provenance and exclusivity.
Reach collectors and sustainable-luxury audiences through antique, Art Deco and Victoriana interests.
Optimise around purchase, wishlist and checkout-initiation behaviour through Meta Pixel events and product-led formats.
Develop custom and lookalike audiences from historic buyers, site visitors and Instagram engagement.
Use jewel-journey films, Parisian carousels, era spotlights and gemstone-origin stories.
Sequence messaging for recent browsers, engaged visitors and high-intent shoppers.
The audience model combined collector interests with first-party behavioural signals—so prospecting and retargeting did different jobs.





Collecting, individuality and recognisable era cues.
Heritage, sentiment and antique provenance.
Craftsmanship, origin and history.
Premium gifting, workmanship and rarity.
Piece → era → material → story → visual direction → advertising creative. The work was designed to make history useful, not ornamental.







Narrative films following the history or character of an individual piece.

Multi-frame stories pairing jewellery with Parisian and period context.

Short-form creative built around recognisable eras and style codes.

Lower-funnel product and dynamic formats designed to convert intent.
Introduce the jewellery world and provenance.
Educate through era, materials and craftsmanship.
Show individual pieces and collection context.
Use product-led formats and site behaviour.
Optimise around purchase and checkout activity.
Refresh creative and sequence retargeting.
Shopper actions became audience and optimisation inputs—not disconnected analytics.
Interest and lookalike audiences introduce the brand through distinctive heritage creative.

Video viewers, site visitors and social engagers see deeper product and provenance context.

Product viewers, wishlist users and checkout initiators receive more direct product-led formats.

The campaign evolved through audits, structured testing, performance review and creative refreshes rather than a launch-and-leave media plan.
Review tracking, audience structure, creative alignment and gaps in the purchase journey.
Establish audience segments and a full-funnel campaign architecture.
Deploy multiple creative and messaging hypotheses.
Use behaviour and campaign performance to understand what should change.
Reallocate attention and budget toward stronger combinations.
Introduce new creative before fatigue becomes the strategy.
A conversion-oriented Meta system built around shopper behaviour, audience granularity and continuous optimisation.
The advertising retained the brand’s luxury presentation rather than collapsing into discount-first e-commerce creative.
Heritage remained the organising idea across prospecting, education and product-led conversion formats.
“Their strategic craftsmanship mirrored our own—honoring heritage while driving performance.”
Michelle, Founder, Vintage Paris Jewellery

Performance marketing does not have to erase what makes a luxury brand distinctive. Audience, creative and measurement can work as one system.