Vintage Freshwater Pearl and Rhinestone Ring

Vintage Freshwater Pearl and Rhinestone Ring

A silver ring with a small freshwater pearl and a pink stone suspended below, swaying gently with the movement of the hand. The band itself is clean and unadorned — the quiet drama of the piece sits in the small drops below, each shifting subtly as the finger moves.

The arm of the ring is polished silver, sitting on the finger as a single, unornamented line. From it, a freshwater pearl, a pink stone, and a smaller pearl are suspended on fine metal fittings, each at a slightly different length. Because each drop swings independently, the overall balance shifts a little with every movement of the hand, and the piece reveals a different expression each time you look.

The soft light of the white pearl and the clear colour of the pink stone draw each other out. The pearl carries a softness close to the temperature of skin; the stone holds a small transparency that lights from within. The cool sheen of the silver tightens the composition, making a small scene at the fingertip.

For when you want to add a touch of delicacy or softness to your everyday hand. It layers easily with other rings, or holds the stage alone with the lightness it carries. Each movement of the hand brings the swaying drops back into view — the kind of piece that makes you glance at your own hand a little more often, adding a quiet small joy to the day.

Size: EU 53

Material: Brass, silver metal plating, freshwater pearl, rhinestone

Condition: Very good vintage condition

Sourced in / Made in: Australia

International Shipping: All orders are shipped from Japan with tracking.

Asia: Shipping ¥3,800 / approx. 7–10 business days Australia: Shipping AUD 30 / approx. 7–10 business days Europe: Shipping €29 / approx. 7–15 business days

Delivery times exclude weekends and Japanese public holidays. Customs duties or import taxes, if applicable, are the responsibility of the recipient.

Eight days, eight quiet scenes from early summer. From the 29th of April through the 6th of May, a small selection of pieces drawn from the colours, the air, the details of this brief season between spring and summer. However you spend these days, we hope something here finds its way to you.