The new creations from the Russian high jewelry house Mousson, featuring a series of brooches shaped like musical instruments.
St. Petersburg, a city founded by Peter the Great, was for a long time the capital of Russia and the seat of the court of the tsars. It is probably no coincidence that it now also hosts one of the Russian jewelery and high jewelery Maison: Mousson, which now also has offices in Moscow and Bangkok. Founded in 2008 by a group of professionals who have been active in the goldsmith and jewelery sector for 20 years, Mousson has quickly become a well-known brand, although so far not well known outside the borders of Russia. And breaking through was not an easy feat in a market that has always been dominated by the great Italian and French jewelers. But, perhaps, it was inevitable that local creativity was channeled into a commercial enterprise capable of producing high quality jewelry.
A look at the jewelry pieces offered by Mousson reveals the meticulous craftsmanship behind them, with rings featuring extensive pavé diamonds and large, intensely colored stones at their centers. Strong stuff, in short, to warm the cold northern winds. Each piece is unique and has its own style.
One of the most original jewelry lines is the one featuring musical instruments: guitars, violins, and pianos become brooches in gold, diamonds, and enamel. The instruments’ shapes are meticulously crafted, and even the backs of the pieces display exquisite goldsmith workmanship.
