[One-of-a-kind] Amethyst Round Ring

OR_PAB_5792

シリーズ：ROUND

¥414,700 (税込)

In the past, high-quality amethysts, which were prized under the name "Kaga Purple," were mined in Ishikawa Prefecture in Japan. It is said that it was popular in Kyoto's capital since the Heian period and was used as obidomeme and kettle shells.
The English name is "in Greek, "not to let the child get drunk."It comes from "amethustos." This is believed to have the effect of preventing intoxication, and ancient people carried it with them as a talisman. It would also be a good idea to choose as a gift for those who love alcohol.

This ring stands out with the setting in which the stone is cut and the K18 plate is sandwiched between them.

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Arm K18YG
Top K18YG, Amethyst (Brazil)

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Arm thickness1.5mm

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Issue 11

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Collection Concept

Round Series

The rock fragments that have been crushed by the landslide upstream of the river flow over a long period of time, bumping into each other, and polishing, as they become smaller and smaller. It is then transported to the riverbank or coast, and becomes one of the stones.

By boldly cutting the stones, clamping them together with the K18 board, rubbing them together, we designed them so that you can wear the natural roundness as is. "Same-scrubbing" is a technique that has been handed down in Japan since ancient times, in which the hardnesses of the two are combined to create one-piece finish. The work was created by Kofu's precious stone sculptor, Takuma Koji, and the roundness of nature was created.

The flow of the river, the crashing waves, and the gentle form created over an incredible amount of time. This jewelry expresses the organic shape of river stones, created through the activities of eternal nature.

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