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Caprice Signé Scalzo story

Jewellery can complete an outfit, represent a sentiment or express personal style. But if you want to stand out from the rest, Caprices Signé Scalzo offers an exclusive selection of Italian luxury brand jewellery and watches.

Focusing on made-in-Italy pieces makes this one-of-a-kind boutique, located across the street from Carrefour Laval, a unique player in an extremely competitive industry. “Caprices is a modern Italian jewellery store; I am proud to say this,” points out Carlo Scalzo, founder of Caprices Signé Scalzo. “No one else has that Italian touch, that ability to think outside of the box.”

What also sets Caprices apart is Scalzo’s product knowledge, market awareness and great passion for his customers. His inspiration for Italian luxury brand jewellery took root, appropriately enough, in Italy, where he was born and raised. His path to success began in 1988 when as a 20-year-old he worked as a sales rep for a local Italian distributor. “It fascinated me, this business,” recalls Scalzo. “When I walked into those jewellery stores, I was instantly struck with the glamour of the industry and the passion displayed by the owners. That was something that resonated deeply with me.”

His unwavering commitment to his customers’ satisfaction began here. Through his observations and his experiences, he began to adopt the maxim that the client always comes first – a motto that he still holds firmly today.By researching and handpicking each of the brands he carries, Scalzo not only ensures that his customers will be pleased: he also cultivates a deep personal belief in the worth and quality of the products he offers. In his eyes, this is what truly makes them sell. “It’s about going to different jewellery shows around the world and seeing which goods echo not only their individual market, but also the global market,” says Scalzo.

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