Hoshiai 星逢
A gift to couples who are bound by fate like Orihime and Hikoboshi.
The shape of holding hands tells the story of the miracle encounter of love.
Represents the feeling of “the person I want to meet beyond the stars”, the kigo of HOSHIAI originated from the early Fall season of Tanabata. The gold part is matte and expresses the beautiful clothing tailored by Orihime. The wedding rings have an S-shaped wave line that makes your fingers more attractive, while both rings have different forms that respect each other’s individuality.
| MATERIAL |
Pt950/K18YG |
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| Shape | Wavy |
|---|---|
| Coordinate | Plain Metal |
| Style | Mode |
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.
