Playing with places and forms, with materials and eras, Lebole Maison has accustomed us to an aesthetic regeneration capable of offering new identities to objects previously destined for a completely different use. He did it with kimonos, with kanji, with champagne capsules, with clothing labels…, while today he awakens the symbolic contents of the mirror: something magical because it reflects the visible and the invisible, one’s self and the outside world. He is the protagonist of the ‘Eighteenth Century’ collection, which of that century has taken up, yes, the ancient floral silks proper to the Rococo style that invested the European courts – the original period fabrics are the common thread of Lebole Maison’s design – but it has also emphasized its modernity by carving out the frame in black plexiglass and gold galvanized brass. These pairs of earrings are also asymmetrical, but in size and materials and, with the usual grace, complemented with natural stones, resin cameos and multi-material pearls. The collection also encloses 6 pairs of hoop earrings, also in gold galvanized brass and decorated with the same pendant elements.