HOLIDAY JEWELRY POP-UP

November 20–December 27, 2026

Available at
CIBONE O'TE / Online Store

Discover Japanese Craftsmanship

Five Brands, Over 200 Pieces

This holiday season, CIBONE O’TE presents a jewelry pop-up featuring five brands rooted in Japanese craftsmanship, each selected through our distinctive perspective.

Explore more than 200 pieces, spanning silver, 18K gold, diamonds, and natural gemstones. Alongside refined designs and styling suggestions, we will share a closer look at the materials, artisans’ handwork, and stories behind each brand.

Discover the pleasure of choosing a gift for someone special, and of learning how it came to be. We invite you to enjoy this special opportunity to appreciate both the beauty of the jewelry and the stories it holds.

SENTE

Reconsidering materials and reimagining them as jewelry
Price range: $95–$860

SENTE began with jewelry made from quartz-derived optical glass. Its practice has since evolved into a distinctive material concept called “SUISEI.”

By exploring the characteristics and expressions of materials, the brand makes the very act of looking at nature and materials part of its creative process. Drawing on glass's transparency, light, and unexpected variations, SENTE questions materials to propose new ways of seeing and expressing jewelry.

bororo

Bringing the individuality of natural gemstones to life through Japanese craftsmanship
Price range: $400–$2,500

bororo selects natural gemstones encountered on journeys around the world, creating jewelry that highlights each stone's color, shape, and character.

Working with Japanese artisans to finish each piece individually, the brand brings out the distinctive qualities and expressions shaped by nature. Its jewelry connects the natural world with the handwork of Japanese craftspeople.

 

Simmon Sato

Reinterpreting the forms and aesthetics of historical jewelry for contemporary life
Price range: $200–$1,650

SIMMON draws inspiration from long-established jewelry forms, including signets, and from antique jewelry found abroad.

Rather than reproducing these pieces, the brand reinterprets them for contemporary life. It brings a fresh reading of historical jewelry to designs and a wearing experience suited to the way we live today.

 

hirondelle et pépin

Jewelry for everyday life, shaped by storytelling and handwork
Price range: $360–$810

Each hirondelle et pépin piece is made by hand in a small atelier in Osaka. Working closely with its materials to develop each form, the brand cherishes the idea of “small happiness” expressed through its name, meaning “swallow and seed.”

These are pieces to wear every day, enjoy layering, and cherish over time in a way that feels uniquely your own.

 

himie

Harmonizing contrasting qualities of beauty in jewelry that deepens with time

Price range: $300–$1,950

Guided by the theme of “quiet assertion,” himie creates jewelry while imagining how it might look as an antique a hundred years from now.

Straight lines and curves, understated and lustrous finishes, tension and gentleness. The brand brings contrasting elements together within a single design, giving form to memories gathered through the five senses and the impressions of everyday life.

Even completed pieces are not immediately placed in stores. By setting them aside and returning to them with fresh eyes, himie embraces the passage of time as an essential part of its practice.