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The knot and the link

Jeux de Rubans or Pomellato Together

MIKIMOTO · Pomellato

Jeux de Rubans ring: a white Akoya pearl beside a looped ribbon of diamond-set white gold
Image © MIKIMOTO

MIKIMOTO

Jeux de Rubans

Ribbons of pavé white gold or plain pink gold loop and cross behind a single Akoya pearl, as if a present had just been tied.

Pomellato Together ring: two thin rose-gold bands held together by one wrapped gold link, on a pale grey ground.
Image © Pomellato

Pomellato

Pomellato Together

Two gold ellipses bound by a single gold link, worn with the link turned to the front or hidden behind the finger.

In Tokyo the ribbon frames a pearl; in Milan the link frames a couple. Mikimoto's Jeux de Rubans folds bands of pavé white gold or bare pink gold into loose loops behind a round Akoya, from pendants to a bracelet that converts into a necklace. Pomellato Together, launched by Vincenzo Castaldo in spring 2023, takes two gold ellipses and binds them with a single link, written for love in all its forms. Gold ties in both, and neither ties a real knot.

MIKIMOTO Jeux de Rubans vs Pomellato Pomellato Together, facts side by side
FactJeux de RubansPomellato Together
Introduced—2023
Designer—Vincenzo Castaldo
SchoolTokyoMilan & Valenza
Materialswhite gold, rose gold, pearl, diamondrose gold, white gold, yellow gold, diamond
MovesNoNo
From€4,800€2,500
Top of line€15,300€18,500

Prices in euros as published by each house, October 2026.