The "Kin" collection encompasses a series of the Maison's historic and iconic images, mixed with some of its most recent creations, all united by the common denominator of the word "gold," which represents the predominant color of the collection.
In Japanese, the word "Kin" literally means "gold," and in the Japanese context, it represents not only the precious metal but also symbolizes abundance and prosperity. The mirrored surface of the Maison Lebole jewels recreates an oriental texture that recalls the designs of Japanese silks, introducing an element of originality compared to traditional collections.
Within the collection, one can find iconic pairs of earrings such as the Kimono and the Kanji of light, the former decorated with engraved flowers. The Potiche and Flower Vine or Dragon with Torii gate pairs feature a texture with herons on the surface. The collection also includes the Koi carp and the circle, depicting Mount Fuji or the Wave, both distinctive symbols of Japanese culture. Finally, the San-Xing collection presents the three sages of good fortune.
Mirrored, engraved jewels that recall the textures of precious Japanese silks.