LONDON, ENGLAND, July 12, 2012 (Press-News.org) Mikimoto (http://www.mikimoto.co.uk/) - the leading Japanese pearl jewellery house - are delighted to introduce their third Debutante necklace.
The first item of pearl jewellery for a young woman is always very special and memorable. Designed and crafted in Japan, the Debutante necklace - presented for the first time at the Queen Charlotte's Ball at the Savoy Hotel in September last year - is now available to purchase online from Mikimoto's UK website.
The Mikimoto Debutante Feather and Pearl necklace conveys the innocent and ethereal quality of the Debutante featuring an18k White gold feather detachable clasp with diamonds on a classic strand of the finest Akoya pearls with a pave diamond ball. The set is completed with Akoya cultured pearl stud earrings presented in a beautiful bespoke box.
The angelic feather captures the eternal allure of the softest of matter in the finest metal. From nature the feather has always been a form of adornment and a symbol of spirituality. Traditionally the white court dress of the Debutantes would have had a veil consisting of white ostrich feathers.
About Mikimoto: Mikimoto is the world-renowned Japanese empire founded by Kokichi Mikimoto in 1893. Mr. Mikimoto was the first to develop a technique for the cultivation of pearls. Today, almost all pearls sold worldwide are cultured pearls. Mikimoto remains the world leader in superior-quality pearl jewellery and cultured pearls, and is internationally respected for its product design, crafting techniques and strict quality control.
Contact telephone: (0)20 7399 9860 (Mon-Fri, 9.30am to 5.30pm, Sat, 10:00am-5:00pm London time) or email: NetStore@mikimoto.co.uk.
Pearl Jewellery House Mikimoto Launch Debutante Feather and Pearl Necklace
Mikimoto - the leading Japanese pearl jewellery house - are delighted to introduce their third Debutante necklace.
2012-07-12
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[Press-News.org] Pearl Jewellery House Mikimoto Launch Debutante Feather and Pearl NecklaceMikimoto - the leading Japanese pearl jewellery house - are delighted to introduce their third Debutante necklace.