The Miss Universe 2024 pageant unveiled a dazzling masterpiece, the Lumière de l’Infini crown, a true symbol of elegance, strength, and the timeless beauty of women.
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The one-of-a-kind crown, created by Filipino artisans, shines not just with jewels but with rich cultural heritage.
The Lumière de l’Infini, or Light of Infinity, is more than just a crown. It was designed to represent the empowerment of women, a collaboration with Jewelmer, the official jewellery partner of Miss Universe.
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The crown was crafted using traditional techniques passed down through generations of Filipino artisans, with their skill honed in the prestigious Place Vendôme in Paris, a renowned centre of fine craftsmanship.
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On their Instagram, Jewelmer shared the crown’s intricate design, describing it as the pinnacle of savoir-faire.
“A majestic homage to life and its universal elements, diamond-adorned rays reflect the light and fire emanating from the sun. Tendrils of diamonds and rich gold recall the seafoam meeting the shores and the air blowing on the waves. Golden South Sea pearls evoke the sphere of the Earth, radiating beauty from the ocean, our source of life, to the whispers and promises of the universe and its infinite beyond,” the post read.
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This crown stands not just as a physical piece of jewelry, but as a beacon of hope, embodying the inner beauty of the woman who wears it, and inspiring future generations to chase their dreams.
The ceremony to unveil the crown was graced by several key figures, including Sheynnis Palacios, the reigning Miss Universe 2023, and Raul Rocha, the president and founder of Miss Universe.
Anne Jakrajutatip, the executive director and founder of JKN Global Group, the conglomerate that owns the pageant, was also present at the event.
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Jewelmer also took to social media to share more about the crown’s precious materials.
They explained that the golden South Sea pearl used in the design is known as the National Gem of the Philippines.
It’s a magical gem, created over five years in 377 meticulous steps, born in the sea and kissed by the sun.
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