Thank you for viewing. This was made through woodworking and fretwork practice. The material used is Karin (Chinese quince), and it has a beautiful, characteristic wood grain. There are vertical lines on the surface. I believe these are marks that were made when the wood was cut and couldn't be completely removed by sanding. Also, I wanted to place the inlay about 0.5mm lower, so it's discounted as a "slightly imperfect" item. It might be a good deal for those who don't mind the above two points. The inlay uses mother-of-pearl dot inlays, which are elegant. It's made with a simple string type, and the length is set long. If you want to shorten it, you can untie it and retie it to your preferred length. (It's better to cut off the excess string for a better look, but of course, you won't be able to make it longer once you cut it.) Also, if the string part gets twisted or creased with use, you can lightly dampen it and dry it with a hairdryer to remove the wrinkles. This product comes with a ball chain, so you can remove the string and attach the ball chain to use it as a keyholder (I've included an image of what it looks like with a ball chain, but it's just an image. The product in the image is not included, so please understand). Please be aware that it may transfer color depending on the clothing. Also, there is a possibility of skin problems such as itching depending on the wood and skin type, so please check that there are no skin abnormalities before using it. I've been careful to ensure there are no burrs (snags) on the fret sides, but as with regular guitars and basses, the wood may shrink over time, and burrs may appear. Please be careful not to snag your skin or clothing when wearing it. As it is a handmade item, there may be some areas where the precision is not as high as commercially available products, but I hope you will purchase it if you understand that point. If you have any other questions, please feel free to comment. #guitar #acousticguitar #electricguitar #bass #electricbass #guitarnacklace #fingerboardnecklace #FCGR