In the jewelry secret room of the Palace of Versailles in France in the 17th century, there was a dusty aristocratic jewelry design notebook, with yellowed pages full of complex Baroque-style patterns. Modern craftsmen took this as inspiration and visualized the gorgeous brushstrokes of palace art: Palace Baroque was born. The hollow carvings are like the exquisite reproduction of the palace dome, and the pearl pendant below is like the elegant pearl left at the aristocratic ball. With the embellishment of shining elements, when worn, it instantly exudes the retro atmosphere of the French court. Every detail tells the century-old elegance of Baroque aesthetics.
