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“One evening I decided that my eight year old son was ready to watch one of my favorite iconic movies growing up in the 1980s, The Princess Bride. Although my son checked out half way through the movie, I thoroughly enjoyed the film and laughed just as hard as I did so long ago and was swept away in its charm all over again. But this time, a particular scene hit me over the head. The scene where Princess Buttercup is introduced to the kingdom as Queen Buttercup by the king and she ascended into the courtyard like an angel in the most perfect princess dress ever with despair on her face, and a pearl choker. The pearl choker leaped out at me this time, I thought “ I want a Buttercup choker, If I had one, I would wear it with everything” thus the Buttercup choker obsession began. I went online immediately to try and find one for myself but didn’t find anything like it at all. So I decided maybe to have one made for me, the perfect teeth-sized pearl with a luminous round pearl charm dangling from barely there yellow gold rings. A few nights later I woke up in the middle of the night and thought- ‘wait, I need to make a Buttercup choker for everyone’ and well, here we are.” — Stacey Nishimoto
A freshwater pearl choker of luminous baroque pearls strung on silk string with a gold fill lobster clasp. The beauty of this piece is its versatility, it will accentuate the most delicate dress but would also grace an aging sweatshirt tucked into loose jeans. By Stacey Nishimoto, stylist, dreamer, designer, icon.
Details
14k gold fill
adjustable 13.5"-16" length
baroque freshwater pearls
strung on a silk string
made in Los Angeles
The Golden Rule of Pearl Care: "Last Thing On First Thing Off". Pearls are more vulnerable to the chemicals found in cosmetics, hair spray, hair dye, and perfume. And pearls do NOT like chlorine - neither in swimming pools or even regular showers. Pearls should ONLY be cleaned with a soft cloth moistened with water and the little bit of ivory soap.
Designer
Stacey Nishimoto — stylist, dreamer, designer, icon. As long time admirers of Stacey’s poetic and punk sensibility, which is truly inimitable, we are pleased to be the debut retailer of her first foray into jewelry. Stacey is based in Los Angeles, and in the cosmos.
Stacey Nishimoto — stylist, dreamer, designer, icon. As long time admirers of Stacey’s poetic and punk sensibility, which is truly inimitable, we are pleased to be the debut retailer of her first foray into jewelry. Stacey is based in Los Angeles, and in the cosmos.
