This book explores the intersection of contemporary jewellery art and the political sphere of the European Parliament. It documents a unique project where Galerie Marzee curated a collection of jewellery from 25 European artists, and 23 women working within the Parliament selected pieces that resonated with them. The accompanying texts reveal personal connections to jewellery, individual tastes, and the broader meanings attributed to adornment.

This book presents a unique collaboration between art and politics, showcasing contemporary jewellery through the personal selections of individuals within the European Parliament. The project highlights the subjective nature of aesthetic appreciation and the personal significance that jewellery can hold. It offers a visual and narrative exploration of how art objects are chosen and integrated into the lives of those in public service.