Blessed Sea in Mikimoto's jewelry

Mikimoto = pearl. This simple equation remains valid 130 years later, in the anniversary year of the founder of the Japanese House, Kokichi Mikimoto. Jewelery and bijouterie

Mikimoto = pearl. This simple equation remains valid 130 years later, in the anniversary year of the founder of the Japanese House, Kokichi Mikimoto.

School of Fish necklace with spinel, alexandrite, sapphires, amethyst, garnets, tanzanite, diamonds, pearls

Precious orbs that were once very rare because they were the result of the whim of the sea. Thanks to cultivation, pearls are available to most people today.

Mikimoto is a jewelry brand that offers amazing high-end collections.

Mikimoto’s 130th anniversary was marked by the release of a collection called “Praise to the Sea.” And such dedication is quite understandable - after all, the most wonderful treasure is born from the sea - precious pearls!

Mikimoto = pearl. This simple equation remains valid 130 years later, in the year of the anniversary of the founder of the Japanese House, Kokichi Mikimoto.-3

Jewels from the Praise to the Sea collection are reminiscent of foam, waves, waves, sea flora and fauna, but do not use only precious pearls of the south seas or Akoya, so beloved by Mikimoto.

Praise to the Sea jewelry includes rose cut diamonds, beryls, tanzanites, tourmalines, amethysts, garnets, sapphires, spinels, alexandrites and aquamarines

A necklace reflecting the beauty of corals shining in the lacy foam waves...

Morganite Topaz Garnet Sapphire Diamond

One of the most interesting pieces is the white gold and Akoya pearl necklace, which depicts a mother and child of a blue whale swimming together.

Mikimoto = pearl. This simple equation remains valid 130 years later, in the year of the anniversary of the founder of the Japanese House, Kokichi Mikimoto.-7

In the center is a 41,54-carat tourmaline, symbolizing the aura of the creature, surrounded by schools of fish consisting of sapphires, aquamarines, garnets and diamonds.

Mikimoto = pearl. This simple equation remains valid 130 years later, in the year of the anniversary of the founder of the Japanese House, Kokichi Mikimoto.-8

The largest whale, the largest living animal, and also probably the heaviest of all animals that have ever existed on Earth. Its length reaches 33 meters, and its weight can significantly exceed 150 tons.

Mikimoto = pearl. This simple equation remains valid 130 years later, in the year of the anniversary of the founder of the Japanese House, Kokichi Mikimoto.-9

Akoya pearls, opal, sapphire, garnet, diamond, white pearl, white gold; the central part can be worn as a brooch. Collection "Glory to the Sea".

Mikimoto = pearl. This simple equation remains valid 130 years later, in the year of the anniversary of the founder of the Japanese House, Kokichi Mikimoto.-11

Letter of love to the sea from Mikimoto:

I want to decorate

Everyone and everyone

Your gift -

Everyone

Must shine.

To make our dreams come true -

I'll be myself...

A pearl in sea foam, as a symbol of Aphrodite, born from foam.

Mikimoto = pearl. This simple equation remains valid 130 years later, in the year of the anniversary of the founder of the Japanese House, Kokichi Mikimoto.-12

The underwater world is home to amazing sea creatures, and in the Mikimoto collection they are also turned into jewelry!

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Here is the wonderful super intelligence of the ocean - octopuses.

Mikimoto = pearl. This simple equation remains valid 130 years later, in the year of the anniversary of the founder of the Japanese House, Kokichi Mikimoto.-13

Dangerous and beautiful stingrays:

Mikimoto = pearl. This simple equation remains valid 130 years later, in the year of the anniversary of the founder of the Japanese House, Kokichi Mikimoto.-14

A crowd favorite is the clown fish (made of fire opals) among the anemones made of feather pearls.

18K yellow and white gold and black rhodium brooch with natural freshwater pearls, 6,78 cts, two opals, 3,55 cts, two garnets, 3,28 cts, two sapphires and 1,19 cts, two diamonds

The whale shark is the largest of all fish species, the length of which reaches 20 meters; black rhodium, sapphires, diamonds, aquamarine, and Akoya pearls were used for the brooch.

Mikimoto = pearl. This simple equation remains valid 130 years later, in the year of the anniversary of the founder of the Japanese House, Kokichi Mikimoto.-16

A funny hermit crab who is settling into his house.

Natural freshwater pearls, sapphires, tourmaline, tanzanite and spinel

The Amakusa jellyfish is a common jellyfish found on the southern coast of Japan during the summer. They are commonly seen in captivity because they are relatively easy to keep.

Akoya pearls, diamonds, quartz, colored gemstones

A large Murex sea shell covered in diamonds, concealing an opal mystical and beautiful world inside!

Mikimoto = pearl. This simple equation remains valid 130 years later, in the year of the anniversary of the founder of the Japanese House, Kokichi Mikimoto.-19

...and here is the “model” itself, to which the jewelry piece is dedicated:

Mikimoto = pearl. This simple equation remains valid 130 years later, in the year of the anniversary of the founder of the Japanese House, Kokichi Mikimoto.-20

It's amazing how much love, attention and knowledge of marine life this collection was made with!

See the rest of Mikimoto's jewelry inspired by the seas and oceans in the gallery:

Mikimoto = pearl. This simple equation remains valid 130 years later, in the year of the anniversary of the founder of the Japanese House, Kokichi Mikimoto.-21

Mikimoto = pearl. This simple equation remains valid 130 years later, in the anniversary year of the founder of the Japanese House, Kokichi Mikimoto.-21-2

Mikimoto = pearl. This simple equation remains valid 130 years later, in the anniversary year of the founder of the Japanese House, Kokichi Mikimoto.-21-3

Presentation-exhibition of the collection in Paris:

Mikimoto = pearl. This simple equation remains valid 130 years later, in the year of the anniversary of the founder of the Japanese House, Kokichi Mikimoto.-22

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