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Established MCMXXVII · Paris VIII
Maison
Émeraude
A nail and beauty parlour in a 1927 townhouse. Hand-painted lacquer, hot-oil manicures and a tea trolley that still comes round at four.
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Maison
Est.1927
The Parlour
Ninety-eight years of doing one thing properly.
The Maison has occupied the same first floor on rue de Miromesnil since 1927, and the marble counters have never moved. What has changed is everything you cannot see — the ventilation, the sterilisation, the lacquers.
We hold to three rules the founder set down: every tool autoclaved in front of you, no appointment booked shorter than it needs, and the tea trolley comes round at four whether you are finished or not.
- Hospital-grade autoclave sterilisation
- Ten-free, vegan lacquer library of 340 shades
- Hand-painted artwork by two resident artists
- Private rooms for waxing and facial treatments
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Tariff
The Card of Services
Hands
Feet
Face & Body
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Our Work
From the Artists' Book
Nothing in that category just now.
Hours
When the doors are open.
The Maison takes its last appointment ninety minutes before closing, and the tea trolley comes round at four every afternoon without exception.
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| Monday | Closed |
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| Tuesday | 10:00 – 19:00 |
| Wednesday | 10:00 – 19:00 |
| Thursday | 10:00 – 20:00 |
| Friday | 10:00 – 20:00 |
| Saturday | 09:00 – 18:00 |
| Sunday | 11:00 – 16:00 |
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Letters
From our clients
“My grandmother had her nails done here. The room smells the same, the tea is the same, and the manicure is still the best in Paris.”
“They autoclave everything in front of you. After what I saw at my last salon, I will not go anywhere else again.”
“I asked for something deco for a wedding and the artist drew three options on paper first. Nobody does that any more.”
Appointments
Request a card.
We hold every request for twenty-four hours while we confirm the artist. First-time clients are asked to arrive fifteen minutes early.
- Address18 rue de Miromesnil, 75008 Paris
- Telephone+33 1 42 66 01 99
- Correspondencemaison@emeraude.paris
- MétroMiromesnil (lines 9 & 13), two minutes