CFDA Board Member and jewelry designer Mimi So unveiled a special collaboration in honor of Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month.

The jewelry designer teamed up with celebrity makeup artist Daniel Martin and classical pianist Chloe Flower to bring to life a limited edition ring to celebrate the cultural month. The exclusive design is a variation of Mimi So’s signature paintbrush ring from her Parsons Collection, featuring a unique red enamel finish to symbolize strength and elegance – qualities shared among the three artists and friends.

The rings will serve a good cause, with 15 percent of the proceeds benefiting Apex for Youth, an organization close to Daniel’s heart given its championing of underprivileged Asian American youth in New York City.

“I’m thrilled to collaborate with Daniel and Chloe on this evolution of the Parsons collection, their creativity and dedication to self-expression are inspiring, and this ring is now a cherished reminder of our friendship,” said So. “It’s been an honor to work with them to create something truly unique that was conceptualized during a time when we were all looking for sources of hope and human connection.”

The red enamel of the Parsons brush ring was the result of a dynamic creative process between Mimi and Daniel to achieve a particular hue akin to his favorite shade of red. Blending Mimi’s trademark style with Daniel’s color inspiration and Chloe’s artistic influence, the ring represents a coming together of creatives that celebrates individuality and the arts.

Crafted from 18-karat yellow gold, the unisex rings in limited edition red enamel are available in three widths. Select rings are also inscribed with the phrase ‘Paint Your Dreams’ on the shank as a reminder that creative possibilities are endless.

Shop the rings now, exclusively on available for purchase exclusively on mimiso.com.