Our Setagaya Ring series

Since opening our small atelier and shop in Sangenjaya, Setagaya in 1970, more than fifty years have passed, and our love for this neighborhood remains.
The Setagaya Ring collection, named in its honor, carries forward this enduring legacy.
Each ultra-fine ring embodies the mastery of our skilled craftsmen. Individually forged, these rings combine delicate elegance with unexpected strength.
Rich in textures, a single ring makes a subtle statement, while layering multiple rings adds depth and character.
Whether as an anniversary gift, a treasured present for someone special, or a couple’s wedding rings, the Setagaya Ring collection is a testament to our atelier’s artistry and dedication.

Gotokuji

Gotokuji

The ring surface is cut into 24 rounded surfaces using a special manufacturing method. The gradation of light that changes depending on the angle makes this ring shine beautifully. The design has a sense of presence that evokes the magnificent image of Gotokuji Temple.

Sancha

Sancha

The Setagaya Ring, named after Sangenjaya, is a masterpiece of Setagaya Ring with three sparkling diamonds. The hand-engraved pattern shows different expressions from different angles, and the more you wear it, the more you will get used to it. The regular vertical lines and the soft impression of the hand-engraving create a good harmony.

Mishuku

Mishuku

A gorgeous half eternity ring with 20 pieces of diamonds. Mishuku is the most urban area in Setagaya. Whether for a special occasion or for everyday use, this ring has a light and comfortable presence.

Komazawa

Komazawa

Cherry blossoms in spring and autumn leaves in fall, the lush greenery of Komazawa Park. This ring is inspired by the lively trees and shines with a rhythmical pattern carved by hand by craftsmen.

Todoroki

Todoroki

In the image of the Todoroki Valley, a line called a diamond cut is carved in the center. The line is cut on numerous surfaces, giving off light like the surface of a river. The matte impression of the hairline and the brilliance of the diamond cut create a chic contrast.

Hanegi

Hanegi

Hanegi Park is decorated with plum trees in spring. The design has a hammered texture like the trunk of a tree that is pleasant to the touch, with a matte finish. This ring has a warm and gentle impression that makes you want to touch it.

Shoin

Shoin

The milling design encompasses the entire surface of the ring. A beautiful three-dimensional effect is created by large milling at the center and smaller milling at both ends. This ring has an atmosphere like the streets of Shoin Shrine, where tradition and novelty coexist.

Nikotama

Nikotama

A classical design with a single millet stroke. The pattern in the center gives the ring a clear impression. The entire ring is finished with a mirror surface, so it goes very well with matte textured rings.

Taishido

Taishido

Our first workshop was established in Taishido. The lattice pattern, carved uniformly on a lathe called a diamond cut, is elegant and sharp. The simple design makes this ring perfect for stacking with other rings.

Kinuta

Kinuta

Kinuta is derived from a tool used to beat cloth. The fine hammering produces a sparkling and expressive hammered texture. This ring has a warmth that makes you feel as if you can hear the sound of a craftsman hammering away.

Yoga

Yoga

Nestled among greenery, Yōga is a neighborhood long cherished by its residents and celebrated for its ties to yoga. This ring reflects that spirit, with engraved and diamond-cut details that shimmer with a worldly-inspired glow and youthful vitality.

Shimokita

Shimokita

Shimokitazawa is a town that embraces the new while cherishing the old. The traditional technique of stardust gives off a fresh sparkle. The ring also has a moist and shiny feel.

Swift Tanzo Ring Material

Choose from five varieties of 18K gold or Pt950 platinum.

How to Purchase

Each ring is made to order and carefully crafted to your exact finger size.

We warmly invite you to visit Fujimori Tokyo in Sangenjaya by appointment.