Blossoms - Smithsonite and White Pearl Wire Ring

I made it into a wire ring with pale yellow smithsonite and flowers of white lip pearl shells. A pretty and elegant ring with a shiny milky yellow Stone wrapped in white flowers. Enjoy a ring with a large motif that has a strong presence but is not too flashy. *Smithsonite is a natural stone with the Japanese name of "Smithsite". The name of the mineral comes from the discovery of James Smithson, who has made distinguished contributions to the Smithsonian Institution. ◇Material ・Smithsonite (natural stone) ・White pearl oyster (natural) ・Artistic wire (Spandex processing on brass wire, gold color) ◇ Overall size of the motif ・Approx. 9 x 13mm (The photo is larger than the actual product.) ◇Please specify the ring size when ordering. ◇Delivery method ▶︎Taiwan, Hong Kong, Thailand, South Korea - International e-packet (Japan Post) ▶︎England - EMS (Japan Post) [NOTE] SF Express and convenience store pickup services are NOT available. When ordering, please give me your home address. Products will be shipped by Japan Post. ◎ We do not accept made-to-order (new design or design change based on customer's request). We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause and appreciate your understanding. ◎ If you are allergic to metal, please refrain from purchasing. ◎ Some natural stones contain cracks and inclusions, but please understand that these are natural features. ◎ The wire ring may be distorted even with a little force. Also, it's not perfect like off-the-shelf products. Please understand that this is a handmade item. ◎ The color and texture of the actual product may look slightly different from the photo image. Please note. ◎ Each one is handmade, so there may be slight differences in size, color, and shape. ◎ Although it is carefully made, it is less durable than ready-made products, so please use it gently. ◎ Accessories are more likely to be discolored or damaged due to sweat, water, friction, etc. Remove it frequently when washing your hands, playing sports, bathing, or otherwise handling water.