Muse necklace
The "Muse" necklace derives its name from the pledge to honor the wearer as the artist's ultimate inspiration. The concept for this necklace originated from the graceful act of squeezing white paint from its container. The essence of this experience is beautifully captured in the organic shape and form of the natural baroque pearl featured in the necklace. To add a touch of playfulness, a discreet hint of gold is incorporated into the magnetic clasp, cleverly concealed among the pearls, enabling the strand of pearls to flow gracefully and endlessly around the neck.
The "Muse" necklace derives its name from the pledge to honor the wearer as the artist's ultimate inspiration. The concept for this necklace originated from the graceful act of squeezing white paint from its container. The essence of this experience is beautifully captured in the organic shape and form of the natural baroque pearl featured in the necklace. To add a touch of playfulness, a discreet hint of gold is incorporated into the magnetic clasp, cleverly concealed among the pearls, enabling the strand of pearls to flow gracefully and endlessly around the neck.
The "Muse" necklace derives its name from the pledge to honor the wearer as the artist's ultimate inspiration. The concept for this necklace originated from the graceful act of squeezing white paint from its container. The essence of this experience is beautifully captured in the organic shape and form of the natural baroque pearl featured in the necklace. To add a touch of playfulness, a discreet hint of gold is incorporated into the magnetic clasp, cleverly concealed among the pearls, enabling the strand of pearls to flow gracefully and endlessly around the neck.
materials
All natural pearls
Note: This necklace features unique natural pearls, which may vary slightly from the sample image.
AbOUT MASS LEE
Mass Lee Designer duo Josefine Mass and Dabin Lee met during their studies in the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Antwerp. Mass being Finnish uses her strong sense of Nordic simplicity and playful modernism, and Lee as a Korean respects her longstanding tradition of careful craftwork and detailed designs. They both manage to find a common visual language by admiring each others origins and identities
