Deer Antler & Oregon Caramel Opal Ring #2 Approx. 6.5

Based on the concept of "wearable nature" on Okushiri Island, Hokkaido, we create accessories and small items using materials such as deer antler, buffalo horn, iridescent coral, and natural stones. We use materials collected from natural environments, valuing the texture and character unique to natural materials. We hope that by wearing accessories made with unique natural materials and gemstones, you can feel a connection with nature and enrich your daily life. This is the [Deer Antler & Oregon Caramel Opal Ring #2, Approx. Size 6.5-7]. Oregon Opal Opals from Oregon, USA, began to gain significant attention in the late 1980s. Oregon opals had a unfortunate drawback: they were so delicate and had such a high water content that they would crack immediately after excavation. Therefore, only those that show no damage after being left to dry for one year after mining are polished. The word "opal" originates from the Sanskrit word "upala," meaning "precious stone." In ancient times, this stone was also called the "stone of the gods" and the "stone of hope." In Egypt and Babylon, it was used as a talisman for light and water, and in the Greek era, it was considered a gem that foretold the future. ■ Material: Deer Antler (Species: Deer) ■ Natural Stone: Opal from Oregon, USA ■ Ring Size: Approx. 6.5-7 *Deer antler becomes slightly softer when exposed to moisture. For rings, please be aware that prolonged wear while wet may cause the embedded gemstone to detach.