The U-shaped nail used to fasten two building materials together, known as kasugai, has been adapted here for jewelry stone settings. A natural stone with a random cut is held in place by gold parts that support it quietly.
A delicate ridge line rises from the earlobe toward the center of the natural stone. The fine line accentuates the presence of the substantial stone.
This is a short type featuring milky aquamarine.
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Milky aquamarine, with white, soft inclusions spread through its pale blue crystal. Its pale blue color comes from a small amount of iron. Because it contains fine inclusions inside, the light diffuses softly, giving it a misty, milky appearance. Another charm is that each stone looks a little different depending on the distribution and density of the inclusions. This stone has white inclusions that gently blend through it.
