It's July, and the rainy season is in full swing.
The season of green is now in full bloom.
This time, we would like to introduce the Stardust process, which is inspired by the Milky Way shining in the night sky.
Stardust processing is a process that is based on the image of the Milky Way shining in the night sky.
The Stardust process is a process that is applied to the bottom of a diamond called a culet.
The stardust process is applied by randomly tapping the bottom of a diamond called a culet.
The Stardust is applied by randomly tapping on the bottom of the diamond called a culet.
The Stardust treatment is applied to the entire arm.
Stardust treatment is applied to the entire arm.
The color of the stardust treatment is different on the arm and the stone seat, and the color is different on the arm.
The color of the stone seat and the arms are different, giving the ring an antique look.
It is a ring that combines an antique look with a clear impression.
The ring has an antique look with a clear impression.
The brilliance changes depending on the angle you look at it.
the design gives a sense of playfulness.
Next, we introduce an arrangement ring with stardust processing.
The next is a ring with a stardust finish.
The side of "Tremolo" and the beveled part called "shinogi" are arranged.
The beveled part called "shinogi" and the side of "Tremolo" have been arranged.
By adding random textures to the linear form
By adding random textures to the linear form, we have created an exquisite balance that gives the ring a sense of individuality.
The ring has an exquisite balance and a sense of individuality.
The top of " Mobius Uno" has a stardust finish.
The top of the "Mobius Uno" ring has a stardust finish.
The twisted part with a flow is emphasized, creating a three-dimensional impression.
the ring has a three-dimensional impression.
Like the Tanabata decorations on which wishes are made on strips of paper
you can make a wish on your precious ring.
Please visit us at Yokohama Motomachi Atelier.
Why don't you give shape to your wishes?
Why don't you give shape to your wishes?
All of us at Yokohama Motomachi Atelier are looking forward to seeing you.
Furukawa, Creator
