BRAZUR — Point — Abysse — lisses

Point

A
€160,00
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BRAZUR — Point — Abysse — lisses
BRAZUR — Point — Abysse — lisses
A closer look at the design.
Point — au revers de la veste — simulation de prototype
The jewellery worn — prototype simulation.
Point — sur la cravate — simulation de prototype
The jewellery worn — prototype simulation.
Point — sur la lavallière — simulation de prototype
The jewellery worn — prototype simulation.

Point

€160,00

Pearl pin. A touch of light on a lapel, tie or cravat, depending on the final fastening.

Pearl quality

A: minimal imperfections, very good lustre. B: more small imperfections, good lustre. C: more visible imperfections, at least medium lustre.

Available to order: dispatch within 30 calendar days
This applies when the item is out of stock. Transit time is additional to the dispatch lead time.

Tie, cravat and lapel pin: choose fabric suitable for a pin.

Description and pearl quality

A Tahitian pearl mounted on a thin lapel pin with a cap.

Abysse Tahitian pearls: smooth pearls with dark overtones.

Pearl quality: A, B, or C

A: minimal imperfections and very beautiful luster. B: more small imperfections, with good luster. C: more visible imperfections, with at least average luster.

Quality describes the surface and luster; it refers to the smooth Abysse pearls offered on this model. The visuals illustrate the model, not the differences between the grades.

Point, a touch of light.

What makes it distinctive

An Abysse pearl on a pin creates a minimal accent. Lapel, tie and cravat are the three uses explored in the styling scenes.

How to wear it

On a jacket, plain fabric highlights the pearl. A cravat offers another styling option for a ceremony; check that the fabric is suitable for a pin.

Details to know

Construction still needs testing for each use. A pin passes through fabric and may leave a mark: compatibility with delicate cloth cannot be inferred from an image.

Dimensions and fit

Check the dimensions and compatibility of the fastening with your garment. Contact us for advice.

See sizing guidance

Care and advice

As a precaution, avoid water, perfume and friction. Remove jewellery before exercise and store it separately. Instructions for the final design will specify appropriate care.

Read care advice

Tie, cravat and lapel pin: choose fabric suitable for a pin.

Understanding and choosing your pearl

Every pearl has its own tones and reflections. Compare its lustre, surface and shape as well as its diameter.

Lustre is the brilliance of a pearl and the clarity of its reflections. The surface may show marks or irregularities. Shape and diameter influence its presence in a piece of jewellery.

Abysse refers to the smooth appearance, rather than a leather colour or quality grade.

A, B or C? These letters are not a universal grading system or certification. Contact us to compare the options.

Contact us to compare qualities A, B and C and choose your pearl.

Dimensions and fit

Check the dimensions and compatibility of the fastening with your garment. Contact us for advice.

See sizing guidance
Care and advice

As a precaution, avoid water, perfume and friction. Remove jewellery before exercise and store it separately. Instructions for the final design will specify appropriate care.

Read care advice

About this model

Point, a touch of light.

The design

What makes it distinctive

An Abysse pearl on a pin creates a minimal accent. Lapel, tie and cravat are the three uses explored in the styling scenes.

The look

How to wear it

On a jacket, plain fabric highlights the pearl. A cravat offers another styling option for a ceremony; check that the fabric is suitable for a pin.

The choice

Details to know

Construction still needs testing for each use. A pin passes through fabric and may leave a mark: compatibility with delicate cloth cannot be inferred from an image.