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Gold-tone starburst earrings with long crimson silk tassels
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Crimson Comet

قطعة من ميزون

REF · DEVOTION-CRIMSON-COMET

By Private Consultation

A gold-tone starburst holds a filigree cone, and from the cone falls a full crimson silk tassel. The silk is cut blunt at the bottom and moves as a single mass rather than separating into strands. Colour this strong is meant to carry a plain dress, not to compete with a worked one. Write to the atelier in Amman to see it.

Atelier
Hand-made in Amman
Lead Time
1 – 4 weeks
Fittings
Private atelier fittings
Silhouette
Haute couture piece
Construction
Atelier fitted construction
Embellishment
Hand-finished details confirmed in consultation
The Commission

A piece built, not bought.


This piece is not sold from a cart. It begins with a conversation, then a sketch, a fitting, and atelier work made for one woman and one occasion.

Like every Maison commission, Crimson Comet is not an item with a price tag — it is a relationship that begins in the atelier, accommodates revisions and family input, and ends with a piece that exists for one woman, on one day.

The commission.
  1. 01

    Consultation

    A private meeting in Abdoun, two to three hours, where we listen, sketch, and decide on silhouette and fabric.

  2. 02

    Toile

    A calico version of the piece is cut to your measurements and fitted on you in the atelier.

  3. 03

    First Cut

    The silk is cut and assembled. Embroidery begins. A first proper fitting follows two to three weeks later.

  4. 04

    Refinement

    Two further fittings bring the piece to its finished line.

  5. 05

    Delivery

    The piece is pressed, packed, and delivered to you — or held at the atelier until the morning of the event.

Begin the Conversation

Crimson Comet, made for you.

A consultation is the first step. It is private, unhurried, and there is no obligation to commission afterwards. We will speak about the moment, the silhouette, and the timeline — and from there, the piece will take shape.