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Miriam Haskell (1899–1981) was an American costume jewelry designer who established her boutique in New York City in 1926. Her work is recognized for intricate hand-wired construction using glass beads, faux pearls, and metal filigree. Haskell's jewelry became popular during the mid-20th century and...
Tasaki is a Japanese luxury jewelry house founded in 1954 and headquartered in Kobe, Japan. The company is vertically integrated, managing its own pearl farms to cultivate Akoya, South Sea, and Tahitian pearls. Tasaki is distinct in the luxury market for combining traditional pearl cultivation with...
Mikimoto is a Japanese jewelry company founded by Kōkichi Mikimoto in Tokyo in 1893 and closely associated with the development and commercialization of cultured pearls. Mikimoto and his collaborators helped establish techniques for producing pearls through deliberate cultivation rather than relying...
Hirotaka is a contemporary Japanese fine jewelry brand based in Tokyo, renowned for its minimalist aesthetic and incorporation of natural motifs. The brand frequently crafts pieces inspired by elements like feathers, insects, and twigs, often utilizing 18-karat gold, diamonds, and natural pearls. Th...
Sophie Bille Brahe is a Danish fine jewelry designer and the founder of her eponymous label established in 2011. Based in Copenhagen, her brand is recognized for its minimalist aesthetic, modern pearl compositions, and diamond constellations. The jewelry is crafted from precious materials, including...
Mizuki is a fine-jewelry label founded by Japanese-born designer Mizuki Goltz and based in New York. Its work is associated with lightweight, asymmetrical compositions that combine pearls, diamonds, and precious metals, often using South Sea and freshwater pearls in deliberately irregular arrangemen...
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