Yellow and gold miyuki cuff

miyuki (hiragana: みゆき, pronounced "mi-you-who") is a female Japanese given name.

Miyuki weavings come to us from a Japanese tradition that dates from the middle of the last century. The weaves are made from fine pearls which have the particularity of being very regular. Japanese finesse and meticulousness combined give birth to jewels of perfection. They are undoubtedly original artistic creations with mostly geometric shapes. We rarely find pieces with a figurative design that we will not fail to present to you occasionally.

The jewels are thin and light, so that they are discreet and very pleasant to wear. However, they are so unique and shimmering that they will never go unnoticed.

On this jewel in particular, the traditional miyuki has been diverted to be affixed to a cuff support with a magnetic clasp. The cuff makes this jewelry more imposing, more practical, and possibly less delicate.