Hatsuakari 初明
A design with a Japanese pattern that expresses the image of sunlight shining through a gap in the misty sky.
A ring that represents the commitment of the two of you to each other, with the meaning of "forever”.
This wedding ring is named after the seasonal word for New Year's Day and uses subtle techniques to depict the sky of the New Year tinted with
the light of daybreak.
A three-dimensional design of the traditional “Egasumi” pattern, which is also used on kimono, in rose gold and platinum. It is characterized by its warm colors that blend well with the skin, as well as its round and soft, comfortable feel.
| MATERIAL |
Pt950/K18PG |
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| Shape | Straight |
|---|---|
| Coordinate | Plain Metal |
| Style | Simple |
Heart & Cupid
A guarantee to excellent brilliance
The cut of a diamond greatly impacts its brilliance and “symmetry” is the most important criteria for brilliance in a good diamond cut. Hearts & cupids diamonds (with eight symmetrical hearts and eight symmetrical arrows patterns) are the diamonds that are cut to perfect proportion, bringing the lights reflection to its highest.
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(Left) Diamond with patterns of Cupid’s arrow in the face up position.< -
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(Right) Diamond with patterns of heart when viewed in the table down position
HATSUSORA
初空
“Whether it is sunny or not, it is still a good beginning”
Named after a seasonal term of the haiku that represents
the sky of the New Year's day,
Included 8 unique designs with concept of seasonal
scenes and stories related to the sky in Japan.
