The Snowball Blossoms of the “1739 Royal Blossom” jewellery collection carry forward one of the most outstanding decorations in porcelain history. Created in 1739 by Johann Joachim Kaendler, the original blossoms adorned a magnificent dining service commissioned by King August III as a gift for his new wife Maria Josepha. Nearly 300 years later, those same illustrious porcelain blossoms have been reinterpreted as fine jewellery in combination with premium materials such as diamonds and rose, yellow, or white gold, ready to be part of your own personal love story. From rings to bracelets, necklaces to pendants, the delicate grace and timeless elegance of these pieces makes “1739 Royal Blossom” a sparkling accent to wedding looks of every style. Equally rich in symbolism are the cufflinks that take up décor icons and colours from various eras of the manufactory’s history, from “Royal Palace” to “Ming Dragon,” Meissen’s signature Crossed Swords or “Royal Blue.” Personalized monograms add a bespoke touch, each one painted deftly by hand. Discover the illustrious tradition of our wedding jewellery and make your wedding a truly unforgettable experience.