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SINGAPORE \u00a0<\/p>\n Inspired \u00a0<\/p>\n While \u00a0<\/p>\n Maiko Makito, Owner and Managing Director of MAIKO by Pearl FALCO <\/i><\/b>said, “My vision for MAIKO by Pearl FALCO has always been very clear as \u00a0<\/p>\n The collection is available exclusively at https:\/\/www.maikopearl.com<\/a>.\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0 <\/p>\n \u00a0<\/p>\n High-res
\n– Media OutReach<\/a> – 15 December
\n2021 – Pearl FALCO today announced the launch of its first sub-brand, ‘MAIKO
\nby Pearl FALCO<\/i><\/b>‘<\/i> to commemorate the start of new traditions this
\nholiday season and pay homage to the pearl farmers of Ise Shima. Featuring over
\n50 pieces of lustrous jewelry exclusively made of Baby Akoya Pearls, MAIKO by
\nPearl FALCO is a carefully curated selection to appeal to younger fashionistas
\nin their quest for personal style. <\/p>\n
\nby the exclusivity and intricacy of the Baby Akoya Pearls, the brand consists
\nof pendants, rings and earrings that are priced from S$200 to S$3,000 that also
\nadds subtle yet effective finishing touches to any outfit. Pearls have often been
\nrevered for its sentimental value as often they are associated with memories
\nyoung girls have of their mothers and grandmothers. MAIKO by Pearl FALCO goes beyond
\ntraditional designs to break away from pearls being treated merely as keepsakes.
\nInstead, the sub-brand is a contemporary and trendy curation that appeals to
\nthe younger generation, for them to use pearls as an expression of style and
\nversatility. <\/p>\n
\nPearl FALCO has consistently made it a point to advocate for environmental
\nissues and their subsequent impact on pearl cultivation, the sub-brand goes a
\nstep further to pay greater homage to the painstaking cultivation process of
\nBaby Akoya Pearls. Ranging from 2mm to 5mm, Baby Akoya Pearls require greater
\neffort and attention leading many pearl farmers to focus on other larger pearls
\nthat are far more profitable. Cultivated exclusively in Ise Shima, Baby Akoya
\nPearls are also very limited in quantity. However, they are gaining popularity
\nas they are easy to maintain and are a symbol of elegance for the youth.<\/p>\n
\nI have a very strong attachment to Ise Shima. I have always felt very strongly
\nabout the plight of pearl farmers in Ise Shima and I wanted the MAIKO
\ncollection to simultaneously be a platform that can educate customers on the
\ndedication of pearl farmers. I knew the collection had to revolve around Baby
\nAkoya Pearls and highlight a tinge of glimmer for subtle elegance.”<\/p>\n
\nimages, refer here<\/a>.<\/p>\n