Jean Paul Gaultier and Hermès - Past and Present – Page 2

For thirty years, Jane has done one thing: acquire the Hermès pieces that matter. Not volume. Not trends. The bags that represent turning points in the house's craft—rare colorways, discontinued techniques, archived commissions that never see public auction.

The result is one of the most significant private Hermès collections in the world, built entirely on taste and access that can't be replicated.

Auction houses consult her on attribution. Private clients find her when dealers can't deliver. She doesn't authenticate with checklists—she knows the ateliers, the years, the stories that make a piece irreplaceable versus merely expensive.

JaneFinds exists because this kind of expertise is rarer than the bags themselves.