This is a shamisen pick made of artificial opal from Okinawa. Unlike the aurora-patterned artificial opal I have listed elsewhere, this one features a flashy, dispersed crystalline artificial opal. Although it's artificial, it's made from materials manufactured by a reputable Japanese company, and the glitter pattern is also excellent, making it a one-of-a-kind item. The multi-colored glitter changes color depending on the angle, so I think you won't get tired of looking at it. The hardness is about the same as a water buffalo pick, so if the finger hole is small, you can carve it yourself. The color is white clear with red, blue, green, and blue that glitters and shines depending on the angle. It's completely different from the glitter mixed in car paint, as it's made of countless crystallized opal colloids that shine, causing the colors to shimmer and change. However, as you can see, it doesn't photograph well at all, which is a shame... Only those who get their hands on the real thing can witness its true brilliance. The size is 47mm in length, 30mm in width, and the finger hole is 16mm. It's short, but it's a thick pick. It was made for fast playing, so it's a short type. It was made by carving from a block of material that cost 30,000 yen for this size. We do not accept purchases from those who are overly concerned about details, so please understand that no claims or returns are accepted.