Today, this is Yokoi from the staff.
The blog that you all read also requires me to think carefully about what subject matter to choose each time, but this time the theme is jewelry remaking. Let's take jewelry that you no longer use, remake it, shine a new light on it, transform it into a design that suits your preferences, and enjoy it.
A change in design can create a wonderful piece of jewelry that you really hadn't thought about. Adding a single small diamond to an existing design can make it look very different, for example, replacing the ring's stone seat, making the arms thicker and slightly engraved, cutting the ring off the arms to make a pendant top, and so on.
If you can wear it yourself, it is fun to think of a design that you will like and want to wear forever.
The items pictured here are personal items, but I bought several freshwater pearl necklaces on a trip to China.
I had fun wearing it around in different colors when I got back, a pure white, a pink, and a slightly gray, but all the necklaces were exactly the same and seemed unchanged.
So I came up with the idea of remaking it boldly and having fun with it, and created this pendant with pinkish freshwater pearls, inspired by the shape of the wheel in ancient Rome.
The ring on the side uses the remaining pearls. The arm part of the ring is an original precious metal ring that was already a product. Using a ring with engraving around the circumference, 4 pearls were attached. Since the pearls were originally from a necklace and have holes drilled through them, they are secured from the top with small diamonds.
These cute rings, which were previously made as jewelry in a completely different form, have been remade in the current style and are once again shining in the store case.
Why don't you shed new light on the jewelry that is sleeping in your jewelry box?
You will be able to dream more and more*.
Enjoy more and more jewelry*.
