Who would ever say that Philipp Plein, a German designer who has become a star in the fashion world, began his career studying law? And yet that’s exactly how it is. Only that rules and codes were not exactly his preference. In fact, he is someone who wants to break the laws, at least those of aesthetics, or at least change them. This is evidenced by these bijoux that the designer proposes just for Valentine’s Day, but not only. Rather showy, very aggressive jewels, certainly suitable for a young spirit. Tones: red, pink, gold. They will not go unnoticed.
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