Origine Paris

Describes the house Origine Paris and its two founders, one section at a time, in French or English. Sections: overview (identity, SIREN, positioning, address, contacts, official profiles, how orders are placed), founders (roles, Wikidata QIDs, short biographies), person (one founder's referenced career, roles, education, citizenship), entity_graph (sourced nodes and edges), jsonld (the site's blocks in that language), agent_context (an orientation for agents) and llms_txt (the site llms.txt). Do not use it for pieces, prices or collections: search_catalogue, get_product_detail and list_collections cover the catalogue. section defaults to overview; person is read for section person alone, where a missing or unrecognised founder yields result unknown with a notice; llms_txt is always French, and the founders list falls back to the French page, and says so, when the English page has none. Answers come from the index rebuilt by the daily synchronisation, never from a live read of the site: provenance carries source URLs and dates, freshness the hours since the last successful synchronisation against a 24 hour threshold, with an index_stale notice beyond it; that synchronisation state is cached for 60 seconds. A field the site does not publish in the requested language is not_published and a notice lists them; a value no source carries is unknown; nothing is translated or invented. Read-only, without side effects.

Returns the full published record of one piece of the Origine Paris catalogue, in French or English. Use it once a piece is chosen, from a search result or a product URL: the description exactly as published and never parsed, the price published on the site at the date of reading, variants and published sizes with the size guide, images, and the published statements on lead time, delivery, returns and care, each with its source URL and date. Do not use it to find or compare pieces (search_catalogue), to see the collections (list_collections) or for the house and its founders (get_maison). handle takes precedence over product_id when both are given; neither, or an unknown one, yields result unknown with a notice; size changes nothing in the record and adds a consultation block when it is not among the published sizes. Whether the piece can be bought online is read from the site, never guessed; fields the site does not publish are not_published, fields this server does not relay are not_served, nothing is invented; a bespoke piece comes with a consultation block instead of a purchase. Read-only: it sells nothing and completes no checkout.

Lists the published collections of the Origine Paris catalogue with the pieces this server serves in each, in French or English. Use it to see the catalogue by collection before searching: every visible collection carries its title, handle, page URL, number of pieces, published price range, the jewellery types it holds and the page where its description is published; the list is complete, unpaginated and alphabetical by title. Do not use it to find a piece (search_catalogue, whose collection filter takes a handle from this list), for the record of one piece (get_product_detail) or for the house and its founders (get_maison). lang selects the titles and URLs; a title the site does not publish in English is served in French and a notice names the collections concerned. Counts and prices are computed from the pieces this server serves, so a collection with no served piece is listed with a count of 0 and no price; technical collections hidden from the agentic view are not listed; the description text itself is not relayed (status not_served, see the collection page). Read-only: the list comes from the daily-refreshed index, never from a live read of the site, and nothing is invented.

Finds pieces in the published Origine Paris catalogue from free text, filters or both, in French or English. Every result carries its score and the reasons behind it, collections come back as facets with counts, and pages are stateless through limit (default 10, at most 50) and cursor. Parameters are hard filters, never relaxed; what the query text carries is soft: a jewellery type detected in the text is a tier, so a piece of another type never precedes one of the requested type, and the other types are served, with a notice, when nothing of that type matches; a price cap detected in the text is dropped when it would empty the results; jewellery_type and max_price given as parameters override the text. With filters and no query every piece of the pool is returned; with no criterion at all the whole catalogue is served, paginated. Do not use it for the record of one piece (get_product_detail), to list the collections with their counts and price ranges (list_collections, whose handles feed the collection filter) or for the house and its founders (get_maison). Prices are the ones published on the site: for a piece bought online they are paid at its checkout and final at the time of ordering (basis published); the pieces sold by appointment and bespoke work are not bought online (basis indicative), and a bespoke intent or a query with no match comes with a consultation block. Read-only: it sells nothing, holds no cart and completes no payment.