(^^) Feel free to comment! (^^) ☆ This is a masterpiece. ☆ The main stone is Paraiba tourmaline. I pulled it out of my stock. It is certified as Brazilian origin by the Central Gem Laboratory, and the blue color jumps out at you with the naked eye. Because of its viscosity and high blue saturation, you feel as if the Paraiba is shining on its own. This sensation can only be experienced with high-quality, old-mine specimens. ☆ Although it's difficult to see with the naked eye, when you magnify this Paraiba with a loupe, you can see a bluish-green color accumulation. Those familiar with vintage Brazilian stones will be thrilled by this unique hue. ☆ That's why, this time, I deliberately paired it with a gold frame, and placed flawless baguettes on both sides. The blue of the Paraiba, the yellow gold of the frame, and the white of the baguette diamonds combine to create a soft glow on the skin. It creates a quiet elegance without being overly flashy, and makes the blue of the Paraiba even more beautiful. ☆ I'm tooting my own horn, but it's a wonderful piece of jewelry. It's not vulgar, but it definitely catches the eye. ☆ Finally... This hue, which shocked the gem industry at the time, is not easily obtainable now. Because it's hard to find, it's said that "the moment you find it is the moment to embrace it." ☆ By the way, the Paraiba in the "Paraiba Ring (0.206ct x 0.50ct)" on the sister store's Pupu Gem page is of the same quality as this Paraiba. ☆ It is scheduled to be listed for a short time. Please, take it home with you(^^) You can watch the video on ◯◯◯ta. Natural Paraiba Tourmaline 0.179 stamp Natural Diamond 0.34 stamp Frame material: K18 Maximum ring width: Approximately 4.4mm Minimum ring width: Approximately 2.3mm Size: Approximately size 12 (Please consult for size adjustment) Total weight: Approximately 3.3g Identification report: Central Gem Laboratory "CuO2.96% MnO1.81%" "Brazilian origin" notation