Vendome Boutique Launches New Accessories Featuring the Mysterious Sheen of Black Mother-of-Pearl

Vendome Boutique, a brand offering costume jewelry that highlights the beauty of materials, has launched a resort-inspired collection influenced by the nature of Madagascar.

New accessories themed around the 'Traveler's Palm' (Ravenala madagascariensis), a species native to Madagascar that spreads its leaves like a fan, have arrived. The necklaces and rings incorporate the delicate form of the leaves. The black mother-of-pearl set beneath the leaves shines mysteriously, with complex colors including peacock green, purple, and pink on a dark gray base. These items, which express natural forms through rigid metallic materials, provide a dignified elegance suitable for adult women, completing a sophisticated summer outfit.

Furthermore, Vendome Boutique released a collaboration with the Paris-based brand MAISON N.H PARIS on May 22. This special set includes a raffia bag in an original MAISON N.H PARIS design, carefully woven by female artisans in a Madagascar atelier, and a bracelet featuring shells and natural stones selected by Vendome Boutique designers. The raffia bag is a mini-size arrangement of the brand's iconic circle bag, meant to be enjoyed like costume jewelry. The bracelet parts were selected specifically to match the bag from a stock collected globally.

Despite the natural texture, the meticulous craftsmanship exudes elegance, completing a relaxing, mature summer style.

Additionally, two types of bag charms have been introduced. They are inspired by a cute black cat lingering on a street corner in Paris and lush olives swaying in the refreshing breeze of the South of France. They can also be used as key rings.

MAISON N.H PARIS is a brand designed by two Japanese women who have lived in Paris for many years. Valuing craftsmanship, products are finished one by one by hand in ateliers in Madagascar and India. In the Madagascar atelier, they support women's independence through vocational training, the operation of a shelter where mothers and children can stay and work, and support for the ASAMA school.