Eika ~Tanzanite~

One winter evening, I saw a fantastic blue-purple sunset and a beautiful woman who seemed to embody the word purity. Standing quietly in a quiet moment, Looking up at the sky, I wonder what that person is thinking? I ponder such things. A noble, refined beauty. By coming into contact with the air around her, I feel the color of my world change, even if just a little. I am so blessed to have met such a person. My world changes not only through being moved, but also through taking action. I believe that this is the most important thing. This is a new series with the same design as the "Brilliant Beauty" series, but with different stone sizes. The brilliance of the tanzanite, reminiscent of the sky at winter twilight, and the brilliance of 10K gold, which blends well with the skin, I have created a piece that feels special and can be worn everyday while still enjoying an antique feel. *Please specify your size when ordering. We can make pieces from sizes 6 to 20 in increments of 0.5. We may be able to accommodate sizes other than those listed above, so please feel free to contact us. *We can also create the same design using other stones, so please feel free to contact us if you're interested. ~Details~ *Metal: 10K Gold *Tanzanite: Faceted Round Cut 3mm *Width: Approximately 1mm *Thickness: Approximately 0.8mm *Sizes available from 6 to 20 (available in 0.5 size increments) *Milling is applied around half of the ring. ~Natural Stone Description~ "Tanzanite" Named by the American jeweler Tiffany & Co., this natural stone is a mysterious gemstone found only in the Merelani mine in Tanzania, East Africa. Its beautiful blue-purple color evokes the mystical color of the sky at dusk. "10K Gold" In Japan, this material is known as 10K gold. It's an alloy of gold and other metals, with approximately 42% gold and 58% other metals such as silver and copper (compared to 18-karat gold, which is 75% gold and 25% other metals). While 18-karat gold is more popular in Japan, 18-karat gold has a whitish hue that blends well with Japanese skin tones and is suitable for casual wear. Due to the recent rise in the gold price, 18-karat gold has become a popular alternative to 18-karat gold for gold jewelry, establishing itself as a gold suitable for casual wear. While the higher percentage of other metals compared to 18-karat gold can lead to discoloration, it's not something to be too concerned about as long as you take care of it by polishing it occasionally. While it's difficult to say for sure whether it's safe for people with metal allergies, please be aware that its higher percentage of other metals compared to 18-karat gold may cause allergic reactions in sensitive individuals.