Quick Overview
The Himalaya Birkin is named for the Himalaya mountains, though the skins used for the bags do not hail from the region. Rather, the skin is made of Niloticus crocodile – an reptile native to the freshwater of Africa – and the bag's name refers to how the careful dying process makes the bag look like the snow capped Himalayan peaks. The Diamond Birkin is a juggernaut that straddles the line between sculpture, luxury handbag, and an object of fine jewelry.