Rainbow in the Sea: Free Size Cabochon Ring with Abalone Shell and Surgical Stainless Steel

Rainbow in the Sea The ocean's rainbow, born of the deep sea. An abalone shell, crafted into a simple ring. This piece is a ring that highlights the luster of abalone shell, a material historically used in decorative inlays like Raden. With colors shifting from green to gold, purple, and blue, like an aurora, it is a breathtaking material. The ring's colors evoke images of aurora-filled night skies, galaxies, the wings of swallowtail butterflies, or the feathers of kingfishers. While it possesses a sparkling presence, the naturally textured shell surface is smoothed and covered with resin. It adds a touch of natural luster to your attire, lending an air of sophistication. The fact that it's made from a natural material also fosters a sense of affection and connection for the wearer. Abalone Shell: Approximately 10mm Material: Surgical Stainless Steel SUS316 (Silver Color) Ring Size: Free Size (Adjustable from Japanese size 11) *Crafted with surgical stainless steel, designed to minimize allergic reactions. ■ About Abalone Shell This material is polished from edible abalone shells. The exquisite, indescribable luster that emerges when the shell is polished has been used in Japan for lacquerware crafts, such as Raden inlay. It has adorned treasured objects and buildings, including musical instruments, writing boxes, and decorations in temples and shrines. The indigenous Māori people of New Zealand revered abalone shell, known as Paua, considering it the eyes of their ancestors gazing down from the night sky, and used it to decorate treasures and carvings. ■ About Surgical Stainless Steel This is a special type of stainless steel primarily used for medical instruments. Designated as "316L" under JIS standards, it is known for its characteristic of being highly resistant to causing metal allergies, even among stainless steels. It is also popular for its durability, being resistant to rust, corrosion, and heat, and less prone to discoloration.