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A sculptural expression of mid-century Mikimoto design, this vintage ring is crafted in solid 14k gold and set with a constellation of luminous Akoya pearls, each measuring approximately 6mm. The composition is intentionally architectural: a bold, tapering shank rises into an asymmetrical pearl cluster, framed by sweeping gold ribbons and vertical ribbing that give the piece its confident, modern presence. Weighing a substantial 8.01 grams and sized at 6, the ring feels deliberate and luxurious on the hand, gold-forward, not delicate, with pearls used as punctuation rather than ornament. Hallmarked Mikimoto and beautifully engineered, this is a true post-war design piece from the 1950s–1960s, created at a time when the house embraced modernism while maintaining its uncompromising standards of pearl quality and craftsmanship. Elegant, collectible, and unmistakably Mikimoto, this ring stands apart from traditional pearl jewelry as a statement of design as much as heritage.