Ring Embracing Rainbow Light of Blue Shell and Crystal: Hazy Night

Hazy Night A beautiful piece of jewelry that evokes the serene scene of a spring moonlit night. This piece utilizes a technique called "doublet," which was once used for imitation gemstones. It's an advanced technique where a gemstone is layered and polished with materials like crystal to enhance its appearance. Today, it's being re-evaluated for its ability to combine the unique properties of different gemstones. When the blue-toned shell catches the light, a rainbow of colors shimmers like an aurora. The crystal layered over the shell amplifies its iridescence, creating a luminous glow, while the checkerboard cut adds depth and complexity through its play of light and shadow. The material itself is striking, possessing colors reminiscent of an aurora. It's a ring that evokes images of the dancing colors of an aurora on a dark night, the galaxy, or the wings of a swallowtail butterfly or a kingfisher. A creation of two gemstones, celebrating the infinite colors of this star. It is so beautiful that it's difficult to capture perfectly in photos; the actual piece is even more stunning. We invite you to enjoy this collaboration between the earth and humanity, right at your fingertips. Ring: Surgical stainless steel, size 13 (adjustable)* Stone size: Approx. 14mm *The ring size can be adjusted outwards from size 13 to fit your finger. *Packaging materials may change without prior notice depending on the season. Our studio staff will carefully package your order regardless of the material. ■About Shell Keywords: Maternal love, Purity, Affection A material that utilizes the lustrous layer on the back or surface of a shell. It shines with a rainbow hue when light hits it, emitting a luxurious and beautiful sheen. ■About Crystal Keywords: Harmony, Peace, Sacredness Birthstone for April Perhaps the mineral with the longest history of use as a gemstone. Quartz (SiO2) is a mineral formed from the crystallization of silicon dioxide. It forms beautiful hexagonal prismatic crystals. Colorless and transparent varieties are called rock crystal and were highly prized in ancient times, known as "hari." [About Surgical Stainless Steel] This is a special stainless steel primarily used for medical instruments. Designated as "316L" under JIS standards, it is known for its resistance to causing metal allergies compared to other stainless steels. It is also popular for its durability, being resistant to rust, corrosion, heat, and tarnishing, while also being highly strong (scratch-resistant and break-resistant).