Amethyst, Garnet, Tanzanite, Spessartite, Garnet, and Emerald Swaying in the Win

Swaying in the Wind Stalks of rice sway. The wind has no color, but it's a beautiful sight, as if a golden breeze is blowing. Colorful light sparkles. A bountiful wind blows. Thinking about these things, I draw each line, capturing each sparkle. Feel the wind and do what I can now. Why not spend some time reflecting on these things with my artwork? This new piece in the "Swaying in the Wind" series is a completely different piece. This ring is carved from brass and features an engraving reminiscent of rice ears. Five colorful stones are set in it. I believe I have created a piece that allows you to enjoy the interplay of beautiful stones and carvings in your daily life. *Please specify your size when ordering. Sizes available: 6-20 (in 0.5 size increments). *We can also create rings using other metals available at Atelier Le Tour, so please feel free to contact us if you are interested. (Please allow time for processing.) *We can also add other stones or change the number of stones, so if you're interested, please feel free to ask us any questions. (Prices vary depending on the stone.) *Important* Due to the stone setting and manufacturing method, this ring cannot be resized once it has been made. Please understand this before placing your order. ~Details~ *Metal: Brass *Amethyst: Faceted Round Cut, 1.5mm (Purple) *Garnet: Faceted Round Cut, 1.5mm (Red) *Tanzanite: Faceted Round Cut, 1.5mm (Blue-Purple) *Spessartite Garnet: Faceted Round Cut, 1.5mm (Yellow) *Emerald: Faceted Round Cut, 1.5mm (Green) *Width: Approximately 2mm *Thickness: Approximately 1.5mm *Sizes available from 6 to 20 (in 0.5 size increments) *Rice ear patterns are engraved on the ring. ~Natural Stone Description~ "Garnet" In ancient Europe, the red stone (also found in other colors) garnet was considered a symbol of blood, and warriors would often carry it as a talisman to protect themselves from injury and ensure their safe return. As evidenced by this story, this stone is deeply connected to blood and vitality, symbolizing life and inspiring positive feelings about life. It has long been associated with human culture and history. It is also known as the birthstone for January. "Amethyst" Amethyst, the birthstone for February, is most notable for its clear purple glow. It has long been used in jewelry in Egypt, Judaism, and the Christian world. In particular, in the Christian world, it was known as the bishop's stone, and everyone wore a ring made of amethyst. It has long been known as a "stone to prevent intoxication," and it is believed to have been associated with the wish to avoid being overwhelmed by emotional waves. Emerald One of the four great gemstones, emerald is a highly renowned stone, with the earliest recorded use dating back to Babylonia around 4000 BC. It is a natural stone that has been associated with humans since ancient times. Emeralds are characterized by numerous internal flaws and exist in three phases: liquid, solid, and gas. They have long been known as a stone symbolizing wisdom. Tanzanite Named by the American jeweler Tiffany & Co., this natural stone is a mysterious stone found only in the Merelani mine in Tanzania, East Africa. Its beautiful blue-purple color evokes the mystical color of the sky at dusk. Brass A metal composed of copper and zinc, brass shines like gold when new, but darkens over time due to the influence of atmospheric components, a process known as sulfidation. The sulfurization process transforms your piece into a subdued, antique-like quality. It's a luxurious metal in a sense, allowing you to enjoy two distinct faces: lustrous brass and subdued brass. If you're concerned about darkening or tarnish, you can polish it back to its original shine with commercially available brass polishing agents. You can also prevent darkening by storing your jewelry in a sulfur-resistant bag or by storing it in a sealable bag with sulfur-resistant chips. In the summer, sweat and moisture may cause blue marks or darkening on your fingers, but washing the jewelry will not cause any adverse effects, so please rest assured. Because brass contains a high copper content, caution is advised for those with metal allergies. This metal is both tasteful and beautiful, and it's affordable and enjoyable to enjoy as it changes color, so we hope everyone will enjoy it. Caution Please note that any metal allergies or other issues are at your own risk. We also offer resizing and polishing services. In such cases, please be sure to contact us via message and we will charge the shipping fee yourself. The names of the natural stones are those used by our supplier. Please note that we do not provide appraisals, so please understand this before purchasing. Non-standard mail is the same as regular postcards and does not offer a tracking number or insurance. There is no guarantee in the event of a delivery accident when shipping via non-standard mail. If such an incident occurs, we will resend the item if it is not a one-of-a-kind piece for an additional fee of approximately 25% of the item price. If more than three days have passed since your order was placed and payment has not been received and you have not contacted us, we will inform you of this and cancel the transaction. This item is also sold elsewhere. Please note that inventory may fluctuate depending on the situation and the item may no longer be available.