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Thakoon Panichgul, artistic director of the Japanese jeweler Tasaki, has created a stylized shark’s jaw in gold and set with pearls. Paradoxically, one could imagine this very contemporary jewelry piece as part of a Renaissance prince’s or an eighteenth-century aristocrat’s curiosity cabinet. An exclusive at Bon Marché.

Thakoon Panichgul, artistic director of the Japanese jeweler Tasaki, has created a stylized shark’s jaw in gold and set with pearls. Paradoxically, one could imagine this very contemporary jewelry piece as part of a Renaissance prince’s or an eighteenth-century aristocrat’s curiosity cabinet. An exclusive at Bon Marché.

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