Firstly, the mood ring can be bought in Lausanne, then in la Rue de Bourg. People can see it in a little showroom in the middle of other creations of design made by Mr. Chevalley. She also appears in fashion-art events like the Fashion Week of Paris in 2005 and the Design Week in Tokyo.

It gradually becomes a strong symbol in the world of fashion and quickly imposes itself as a trendy accessory.

For years, mood is represented in some sport events some of which are organized by the swiss company.

In addition of that, mood always spreads a feeling of energy, youth and dynamism by promoting a healthy lifestyle. That's why we support artists, athletes and public personalities in the whole world, like Petra Klingler, Sébastien Buemi or Belinda Bencic.

For more than 15 years now, mood never stops innovating and proposes to his clients swiss made original and interchangeable jewelry. This know-how comes from years of experience in collaboration with our best jewelers.

Thereby, mood is also known for creating high-quality rings with precious materials on moodjoaillerie.net.

In 2019, mood celebrated 15 years of its ring and for this occasion, the swiss team took the opportunity to create a piece of Haute Joaillerie with Brazilian inspirations.

This piece is called Rosas de Ouro (Gold Rose) and it is a symbol of all the work and passion put into these interchangeable rings.

In early days of the story, Cedric Chevalley launches his innovative concept all alone. Then Stephanie Pousaz joined the brand and bought the mood brand in 2013 with Arlette Bélat.

The two women associate their talent (marketing and communication for Stephanie Pousaz and know-how in production materials for Arlette) to bring the company to another higher level.

In a few years, the amount of collections has been multiplied by 100 (even more) and the two managers broaden the field of possibilities due to a strong work and passion for their creation.

After few years, the team was 10 times bigger than before and the amount of stores keep growing in Europe and more recently in the United States with the early opening of Los Angeles.