Founded in Paris, France in 1827, Mauboussin has transcended time as one of the Grands Cinq (Paris's top five jewelers), continuing to captivate women around the world. Ginza Mitsukoshi will be holding the "Etoile Fair" from June 12th to July 31st, showcasing Mauboussin's iconic Etoile (shooting star) series.



Celebrating its 192nd anniversary since its founding, Mauboussin is the third oldest jeweler among French jewelry houses. At the 1878 Paris World's Fair, Mauboussin unveiled the "Nadia" ring, the first to combine mother-of-pearl (Nacre) with diamonds (Diamant), and won a prestigious medal. The brand's name spread worldwide, and it has been loved by maharajas and Hollywood superstars, including actresses Marlene Dietrich and Charles Chaplin. The "Etoile Fair," being held at Ginza Mitsukoshi this year, will feature a wide selection of glamorous colored stone jewelry, symbolizing Mauboussin, the "magician of colored stones." A limited edition pin brooch will be available from the popular Etoile (shooting star) series. 0.08 ct ￥70,000)
The Etoile series, which features a shooting star motif design and is also known as the Mauboussin brand logo, was launched in 2004. This symbolic piece of Mauboussin jewelry, which embodies the brand's wish that women will "remain radiant forever," has been loved by many women since its creation.


During the event, original gifts will be available for jewelry purchasers. Additionally, a pop-up will be held at the Jewelry Promotion on the first floor of Ginza Mitsukoshi from July 10th to 23rd. Don't miss this opportunity to experience the world of jewelry from Mauboussin, an "artist jeweler" whose craftsmanship and artistry are woven together.