Jewellery has been an integral part of our culture for thousands of years and has been subject to perpetual change ever since. Thus, the first pieces of jewellery were not jewellery as we know it today, but rather body painting which changed over time to symbolize power, to demonstrate wealth and to express their own personality. Today there are jewellery in a variety of shapes, colors and materials and almost no part of the body is left out. In the sense of "mix and match", there are no limits to one's own individuality and everything is allowed.

Jewellery made of porcelain is still a real rarity and enchants not only by the pure white materiality, but also by its diversity. The production of porcelain jewellery can be traced back to the beginnings of the MEISSEN manufactory in the 18th century. Under the leadership of the royal court jeweler and goldsmith Johann Jacob Irminger, the manufactory was already producing fancy goods from it in 1714, just a few years after the discovery of white porcelain. In keeping with this long tradition, the MEISSEN jewellery collection continues to set standards in the combination of precious materials. Through cut and polish, the fascination with the translucency of porcelain is expressed.