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Pascal Morabito is not new to jewelry. Inspired by strong elements of design and architecture, his new collection is a six-hander with his son Theo and his wife, Marie Ève.
He revisits the key pieces of his past collections, in particular the concept of the free diamond, created by himself in the 70s.
A veritable renaissance for Pascal Morabito, all the standards have been reworked to add a feminine, charming and mysterious touch.
The jewelry is also aimed at men, in a slightly more architectural style, with jewels worn on cords.
The style has no grip on time, as if suspended in weightlessness, like the gold-encrusted diamond trapped in resin that features so frequently in Pascal Morabito’s collection.
The declensions are rings that originally featured precious stones and are now semi-precious, retaining the brand’s DNA but for more modest budgets.
The idea of 3 dimensions, the circle and rotation are like obsessions for Pascal Morabito, and he draws his inspiration from balance and atomic structure. The cube is a recurring shape, in silver mixed with black.
It’s one of the main threads, simple and effective.
The quadratures and the “kinetic” collection consist of pendants on these themes, where we find pearls stuck in cubes, as in captivity, and the loose diamonds I mentioned earlier.
The rings of Saturn are stackable rings made of synthetic resin. Rings again, the “mysterious” collection made of semi-precious stones encased in resin, which can be polished ad infinitum, so they won’t be damaged.
At last, the man, the minimal man, in transparency and black diamonds. Simple and effective, which seems to be Pascal Morabito’s motto.
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