White Mother of Pearl — The Whisper of Light 

The Elegance of Simplicity 

In my atelier, I often return to White Mother of Pearl when I want to express softness within strength. Its tone complements 18K rose and yellow gold like silk against sunlight — never competing, always harmonizing. 
Set beside diamonds, it brings out their fire; paired with turquoise or opal, it deepens their character. It’s the foundation of elegance — refined, timeless, and infinitely versatile. 

Luxury That Whispers 

There is a certain kind of luxury that doesn’t need to declare itself. 
White Mother of Pearl belongs to that world — where refinement is felt, not shown. It has been cherished for centuries by royal ateliers and modern collectors alike for its ethereal luminosity and rare natural grace. 
When I design with it, I imagine jewelry that feels like light worn on the skin — understated, but unforgettable. 

A Reflection of Grace 

Mother of Pearl is, to me, the poetry of the sea — elegant, calming, and pure. It reminds us that refinement doesn’t have to sparkle to be seen; sometimes, it only needs to glow. 
Within the Elaraé Collection, it becomes a language of its own — where gold meets light, and beauty moves in silence. 

There is a glow that isn’t loud, yet it fills every space with grace. 
White Mother of Pearl carries that kind of light — soft, fluid, and endlessly elegant. It reflects not only beauty, but serenity — the quiet confidence in something that has always belonged to the sea and to time itself. 

Born from the Depths of Calm 

Mother of Pearl, or nacre, forms deep within the heart of the mollusk — the same iridescent layer that gives birth to natural pearls. It is the ocean’s own art form, created in stillness, polished by movement. 
Every layer captures light in a way that feels alive — shifting from ivory to silver, from moonlit white to the faintest blush of rose. It’s a material that speaks of patience, purity, and quiet perfection. 

A Natural Canvas of Light 

Each inlay is sculpted by hand — cut, shaped, and polished to reveal its natural radiance. 
No two pieces are ever identical; the ocean leaves its own signature in every ripple and reflection. This individuality is what gives the material its soul. It reminds us that true beauty is never repeated — it’s discovered.