Tokimeki Neon Blue Apatite and White Sapphire

What kind of moment makes your heart flutter? What is your favorite moment? If excitement is a moment when your heart sparkles and moves, each person has a similar moment, and those moments surely remain in their hearts. A beautiful blue door and a blue bicycle. White flowers decorating the bottom. Seeing this scene makes my heart flutter. I press the shutter. I can clearly imagine that scene. Everything from the color balance to the scenery seems to be bound to move me. I too am drawn to this scene. The title "Excitement" was borrowed from something photographer Keiko Mizuno values. Giving form to the colors and atmosphere I feel when looking at a photograph is a joyful and endearing process. I hope you enjoy the beautiful colors. *Please specify your size when ordering. Sizes available are 6-20 (in 0.5 size increments). Other stones can also be added, so please feel free to ask any questions if you're interested. ~Details~ *Metal: 925 Sterling Silver *Neon Blue Apatite: Faceted Round Cut, 3mm *White Sapphire: Faceted Round, 1.5mm *Width: Approximately 1.2mm *Thickness: Approximately 1.5mm *The ring is plain, but milling is also available (starting at ¥2000 for half a circumference). *Sizes available are 6-20 (in 0.5 size increments). ~Natural Stone Description~ "Apatite" Apatite is a beautiful mineral, but because it closely resembles other stones like aquamarine and tourmaline, its name comes from the Greek word for "to deceive or deceive." Its energetic properties are said to deepen bonds, strengthen connections and solidarity with others, and even serve as a talisman for growing children. "Sapphire" In ancient times, sapphire referred to blue stones. Apparently, lapis lazuli was called sapphire in the Old Testament. This has led to the common impression that it's often referred to as a blue stone, but in fact, sapphire comes in a variety of colors. The corundum group, the hardest mineral group excluding diamonds, apparently refers to bright red sapphires as rubies, while the rest are called sapphires. The most common and beloved color worldwide is blue sapphire, with variations in blue occurring depending on the source. "Silver 925" Silver 925 (also known as sterling silver) is made from 92.5% silver mixed with other metals, such as copper. Because 100% pure silver is not durable enough for jewelry, 925 silver is often used for jewelry. Another notable feature is that 925 silver as bullion is rarely sold to the general public. Like brass, silver can darken or yellow due to "sulfidation" caused by components in the air. Wiping it down after contact with water or sweat and storing it away from air during everyday storage will help maintain its shine. You can remove dark spots by polishing it with silver polish, but be careful as silver polish contains abrasives and can cause over-polishing or damage to the natural stone. The most important thing to be careful of is bathing in hot springs. The sulfur and other elements in hot springs can cause silver to turn completely black, making it impossible to polish. Therefore, never bathe in a hot spring while wearing silver. Important Notes Please note that you are responsible for any metal allergies. Please note that each custom-made piece is handmade, and due to individual differences in materials, we will not reproduce the piece except for obvious damage. We also offer resizing and polishing services. In such cases, please contact us via message and we ask that you cover the shipping costs. The names of natural stones are listed as used by our supplier. Please note that we do not provide appraisals, so please understand this before purchasing. If it takes more than three days from the time you place your order to payment and we do not receive any contact from you, we will inform you of this and cancel the transaction. This item is also sold elsewhere, and depending on the situation, stock may fluctuate and it may no longer be available for sale, so please be aware of this.