The new tvN Saturday-Sunday Korean drama "Mine," which first aired on May 8, is proceeding smoothly with a rise in viewer ratings. The Mine is a drama about strong women who break away from the social bias and find their "Mine".
In the drama, jewelries of two actresses are as spotlighted as their acting. These jewelries not only represent the character and position of Lee and Kim, who are wives of the rich family but also act as the important tools for expressing the emotions of characters and leading the story.
Among jewelries, the blue diamond necklace in the photo is another main part that leads the story of the drama and it penetrates the message that drama tries to deliver. The necklace named “Blue Water” is the work of the designer Cha Sun-young of Panache Chasunyoung.
Director Lee Na-jeong who knew how Panache Chasunyoung has been producing fine jewelries to meet the delicate tastes of the top 1% requested the jewelry for the drama. To make the jewelry, Director Lee and Designer Cha closely communicated with each other for two months.
This jewelry has been made under the delicate work to express the unique dreamy color of blue diamonds. Also, the white diamond design that moves along the body movement is inspired by the beauty of curve in Art Deco pattern.
Designer Cha of Panache Chasunyoung majored in Jewellery design and metal worksat Central Saint Martin’s College of Arts and Design in the United Kingdom. When she was a student, she was dedicated the honor of winning an award from British Art Medal Society for the work she submitted.
Her work is also owned by the British Museum. This shows her excellent artistic sense. Sunyoung’s unique way of expressing her creativity and delicacy thru her fine jewelry collection won the hearts of upper classes in Korea and overseas. The showroom located in Cheongdam-dong is now considered and recognized as “Must Visit Jewelry Boutique”.
"There are customers who request jewelry design to Panache Chasunyoung. I believe jewelry is the most beautiful art for expressing Myself," said designer Cha. "When customers bring jewels, I deeply think about how to make the jewel into own jewelry for them."
