JOOPITER Presents YOON x SEVENTEEN Mini Collection

by | Jun 12, 2025 | Fashion | 0 comments

 

JOOPITER Launches Highly Anticipated YOON x SEVENTEEN Mini Collection

JOOPITER, the exclusive online auction platform curated by Pharrell Williams, is making waves once again with its latest collaboration. The highly anticipated YOON x SEVENTEEN mini collection is set to launch, featuring limited-edition jewelry accessories designed by Ambush co-founder Yoon Ahn.

Following the success of JOOPITER’s collaboration with sacai, this new collection brings together the creative vision of Yoon Ahn and the global phenomenon of K-pop group SEVENTEEN. But this collaboration is more than just a fashion statement, as net proceeds from the auction and sales of the YOON collection will be donated to UNESCO, the United Nations Organization for Education, Science and Culture.

The YOON x SEVENTEEN mini collection includes a one-of-a-kind Team SVT Colors Beads Necklace, featuring SEVENTEEN’s fan colors as a tribute to their 13 members, 3 units, and devoted CARATs. Made with sterling silver, resin pearl, and grass crystal, this necklace is a heartfelt representation of the group’s bond with their fans.

In addition, the collection also features a collaboration necklace with three charms representing SEVENTEEN’s united spirit and iconic three-unit system. With a speaker for “Hip-Hop,” a microphone for “Vocal,” and an XVII symbol for “Performance,” this necklace is a must-have for any fan.

Yoon Ahn shared her excitement about the collaboration, saying, “What stood out to me about SEVENTEEN wasn’t just their presence, it’s the way they connect with their fans. That bond feels genuine and global. When Pharrell brought up the idea, it just made sense. Designing something that reflects that kind of love and loyalty was exciting. I’d love to keep building together.”

The YOON x SEVENTEEN mini collection is now available exclusively online. Don’t miss your chance to own a piece of this special collaboration and support a great cause. 

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