(^^) Feel free to comment (^^) ☆ Recently, many listings are selling pale-colored stones as Brazilian Paraíba tourmaline, but the genuine Brazilian Paraíba has this depth of color. ☆ The moment you see it, it's a deep color that resonates with your heart. It's not flashy, but it has a definite presence, with a depth and vivid transparency that you'll never tire of. ☆ This is "Old Neon." ☆ This piece is currently valued at around 1.5 million yen per carat. Moreover, all eight stones are of the same "Old Neon" class. If you were to have something similar made at a jewelry salon, the material cost alone would easily exceed 600,000 yen, so it would likely be sold for over 1.2 million yen in reality. However, that's assuming the materials can be sourced, which is actually quite difficult. ☆ When exposed to light, the hue of the eight stones shifts up a level, and when the angle changes, the blue or indigo tones increase. Those seeking this hue will be captivated the moment they see it. ☆ As jewelry, it's an exquisite piece with carefully selected, beautiful gemstones arranged in a balanced way. This ring will be a treasured possession for those aiming for a higher level and those who understand the characteristics of rare gemstones. ☆ Psychologically, people tend to be strongly attracted to things that are unique. This ring is a perfect example of a piece that fulfills that desire. ☆ It is undoubtedly one of the few pieces of jewelry that will be passed down to the next generation. Please take a look at the video. You'll see how incredibly beautiful it is and understand the meaning of "jewelry to be passed down to the next generation." ☆ It is scheduled to be listed for a short period. Please, make it yours (^^) You can watch the video on ◯◯◯ta. Natural Paraíba Tourmaline 0.46 stamp Natural Diamond 0.21 stamp Frame Material: PT900 Ring Maximum Vertical Width: Approximately 6.4mm Ring Minimum Vertical Width: Approximately 3.9mm Size: Approximately 12.5 (Please consult for size adjustments) Total Weight: Approximately 8.3g Gem Identification Report: Central Gemological Laboratory "CuO2.17% MnO1.15%" "Made in Brazil" notation