Mona Lisa weave

MONA LISA WEAVE. Mona Lisa weaving is a complex weaving technique that creates a textured and distinctive pattern. This technique involves many small loops that are closely intertwined, creating a dense and decorative chain surface. This weaving was used not only for jewelry, but also for armor and other decorative metal objects in Byzantium. Over time, this weaving spread throughout Europe and became popular during the Middle Ages and the Renaissance. Mona Lisa braiding is highly valued in jewelry for several main reasons:

Unique design. The weave structure creates a complex and distinctive pattern that is eye-catching and unique.

Firmness. Thanks to the many intertwined loops, this braid is very strong and durable.

A sense of luxury. Mona Lisa braiding is often associated with luxury and sophistication, making it a favorite in high-end jewelry.