HIGH JEWELRY
Conch
Hidden within the depths of the sea lies one of nature’s most elusive treasures— the conch pearl. Unlike traditional pearls, these exquisite gems are born from the queen conch, displaying a stunning array of pink hues, from soft blush to rich coral. Each conch pearl is entirely unique, celebrated for its flame-like pattern, a natural phenomenon that makes these pearls even more coveted. Their rarity, unmatched beauty, and organic formation make conch pearls the ultimate symbol of refined luxury and individuality.
White South Sea
The magnificent, satiny luster of these fantastic white pearls is produced by the silver-lipped South Sea oyster. Their subdued opalescence will subtly change in appearance under different light conditions, making them a constant marvel to behold. Harvested in sizes from 9mm and up, their shapes range from round, oval or teardrop to free-form baroque.
Les Pétales Place Vendôme Roses
Les Pétales Place Vendôme Roses captures the grace of rose petals in motion, transforming their delicate beauty into jewels of refined simplicity and natural elegance. As a cornerstone of Mikimoto’s artistry, this collection embodies timeless sophistication, celebrating the fleeting poetry of nature through the lasting brilliance of pearls.
Les Pétales Place Vendôme
The Les Pétales Place Vendôme collection has been inspired by the rose petals that float in the air and then descend onto the Place Vendôme in Paris. Every piece, featuring signature petals covered in brilliant diamonds, is a reflection of this beautiful place, around which congregates the world’s top luxury brands.
Prized for their brilliant luster and rich color, Akoya pearls are a traditional symbol of elegance and beauty. Produced by Japan’s Akoya oysters, they are the most popular of all pearl types. Depending on the size of the oyster, they grow from 3-10mm.
Necklace
Akoya
Black South Sea
Over a century ago, Mikimoto established its first Black South Sea cultured pearl farm on Okinawa Island. Since then, the brand remains the authority in producing the highest quality pearls of this type. The breathtaking color of these naturally black cultured pearls is produced by the black-lipped oyster. Yet, while characterized as black, the rich, dark colors can actually range from slate gray to pistachio with overtones of green, pink or blue.
