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Tasaki by Thakoon Neck Piece

Most fine jewelers have introduced pearls for people in a very classic manner, with the exception of the likes of Delfina Delettrez. So when I came across this distinctive creation by Tasaki by Thakoon. I fell in love! This new neck piece is decorated with Akoya pearls and made from 24k gold. I couldn't find much information about this piece. All I was able to find information about is Tasaki, which is a Japanese luxury jewellery brand, especially well known for its quality pearl, and that designer Thakoon Panichgul, who was born in Thailand, raised in Omaha and now New York-based, was named Creative Director of Tasaki sometime in 2009.

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