Gold, silver and bronze — the very best athletes would take them back home as mementos of their feats at the Paris Games. Now those medals are falling apart — and LVMH has fallen silent.

French luxury conglomerate LVMH is denying reports that it is responsible for deteriorating and rusting Olympic medals that were handed out to athletes during the Summer Games in Paris last year.

Some athletes who took podium spots at last summer's Paris Games say their medals, designed by an LVMH-owned jewelry brand, are visibly deteriorating.

Designed by Chaumet, a subsidiary of LVMH, the Paris 2024 medals are tarnished by both rust and controversy, as over a hundred athletes have ...

Nicknamed “Mr. Olympics,” LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton’s head of communication, image and environment is one of 58 people ...

LVMH - which was founded in 1987 following the ... More than 100 furious medalists from the 2024 Games have now returned their medals just five months on, due to significant damage and rust.

Gold, silver and bronze – the very best athletes would take them back home as mementos of their feats at the Paris Games. Now those medals are falling apart – and LVMH has fallen silent.

Those who scored Olympic medals during this summer's past Games in Paris have noticed some defects with their prizes.

Luxury goods group LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton has reported a revenue of €84.7b (£70.9b) in 2024. Growth continued 1% on ...

Burch believes that the trend is here to stay, partly because the pandemic forever changed the way we dress. “When COVID ...