teeth wreath ( mille=feuille )( Price for 1 ring only ) 銀 戒指 指环 指環 齒輪 花圈 兔子 拉丁諺語

+ * . + * . + *. + * . + * . + * teeth wreath vive hodie ( live today ) ultima forsan ( perhaps the last ) memento mori ( remember you must die ) carpe diem ( pluck the day ) A wreath of the flowers named "today" for u Those are Latin maxims. All of them seem to say "Don't waste but enjoy this moment." In my country, "Carpe diem" is translated as "Pluck the flower of today". Therefore I made this teeth-flower ( cog ) wreath with these words and my rabbits :B This ring is named "mille≒feuille" distinguished from "mille±feuille". Because it has overall a similar shape compared with "mille±feuille". . + * . + * . + *. + * . + * . + * Sample ring Material : sterling silver ( silver 925 ) Size : Japanese size 12 Finish : No. 4 ( rough ( brown - dark brown )) RIng width : about 1.8mm ( 1.6 - 1.9mm ) Ring thickness : about 2.3mm ( 1.9 - 2.5mm ) Ring size : Japanese size 1 - 27 ATTENTION ))) This ring is adjusted to your size after casting. Therefore some color change might appear at the welded part, though it's not a problem for use. Please choose the finish among the 6 types. 1. luster ( white - silver ) 2. rough ( white - silver ) 3. luster ( brown - dark brown ) 4. rough ( brown - dark brown ) 5. luster ( black - very dark brown ) 6. rough ( black - very dark brown ) ATTENTION ))) The color ( black, brown, white ) on the surface fades away SOON. Brown has a different hue one by one. Black looks greyish or redish sometimes. Silver will get shiny gradually by friction. By time, white becomes brown and brown gets darker. Additionally ( without extra charge ) I can engrave your favorite letters ( up to 10 letters ) on the inside of the ring if you'd like. You can choose letters among the alphabet ABCDE...XYZ ( No small letters ) and number 12345...890. Please send me a message when you need it. With a paper box ATTENTION ))) The price is for 1 ring only. . + * . + * . + *. + * . + * . + * mille±feuille "mille-feuille" is a name of a layered cake. "mille feuilles" means "thousand leaves" in French. The word "leaves" in Japanese links to "words". The Japanese sound of leaves is the same as that of teeth. My old brand's name comes from my rabbit teeth. I love enjoying the connection like these :-) . + * . + * . + *. + * . + * . + *