The Bows by Mikimoto, refined and romantic pearls.
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The house of high jewelry Mikimoto, a specialist in cultured pearls, has unveiled its new collection, The Bows. It was during an enchanting event that these high-quality pieces of jewelry were presented, bringing together Place Vendôme celebrities such as actress Michelle Yeoh and actor Song Wei Long. Founded in 1893 by Kokichi Mikimoto, the house is renowned for having created the world’s first cultured pearls. Since then, it has continued to fulfill its founder’s dream: to adorn women’s necks with sumptuous pearls.
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The Bows Celebrates the undulating ribbons and knots, a symbol dear to the house Mikimoto. The presented pieces capture the romantic spirit of this theme with elegance. Thus, the ribbons of pearls and diamonds are successively adorned with grace. The knot is adorned with stones of colors, as in this mint-green tourmaline. The tourmaline is delicately placed at the center of a knot adorned with cultured pearls and diamonds of great delicacy.
Other creations are inspired by the Rococo style, where the lightness of the ribbons blends with the crystalline tones of precious stones. Among these pieces, a piece stands out for its harmonious blend of ribbons and stones, evoking the grace and elegance of the Rococo era. One can discover a succession of Akoya pearls, South Sea pearls, morganites, spinels, tourmalines, aquamarine, and diamonds. Another masterpiece, made of pearls and diamonds, recalls the world of haute couture. The ribbons structure the neck with remarkable sophistication, while cultured pearls fall with natural elegance on the shoulders, attracting all eyes. This theatrical piece is simply sublime.
Among the jewelry on display, we notice this other necklace inspired by the house’s archive. It combines the generous waves of the ribbon with the intense blue of the Tanzanite, creating another visual harmony, adding a touch of mystery. .
The collection The Bows offers women a new refined, natural and sophisticated radiance. The pearl, with its soft radiance, reminds us that beauty often lies in natural things. And it is through these creations that the house Mikimoto Celebrate this brilliance.
