Hello,
I'm Omori, the designer.
Today, I'd like to share a reform story where multiple pieces of jewelry were reborn into a necklace featuring London Blue Topaz.
The jewelry from back then, once again for the current me.
"I bought them a long time ago, but I hardly wear them now..."
"I also have earrings where only one is left."
This consultation began with such concerns.
It's natural for lifestyles and preferences to change with the passage of time.
However, even unworn jewelry still holds "sentimental value" and "potential."
This time, we decided to transform such jewelry into a "shape that you genuinely want to wear now."
What came together were deep blue and gentle light
What was brought in were:
a London Blue Topaz necklace with an impressive deep blue,
a rose-cut diamond ring with transparency,
and two single earrings.
"Can anything be done with these?"
The reform began with these words.
First, with the marquise-cut London Blue Topaz as the main feature,
and delicate, sparkling rose-cut diamonds adorning it—
Just imagining the contrast between the deep blue and soft transparency
made my heart pound.
A hint of "liking" from Act charms
While browsing various jewelry in the store,
the customer's eyes landed on our Act collection charms.
It's a popular design featuring a single pear-shaped diamond,
but this time, the customer wished to "use as many of the existing gemstones as possible."
So, taking a hint from Act's form and the "chunky feel" of the metal,
we proposed two types of designs.
One was a design that utilized the shape of Act and studded it with gemstones.
The other was a dazzling pavé setting.
The customer deliberated for several days, saying, "Both are charming!"
Ultimately, they decided on a design with Act's characteristic rounded form studded with gemstones.
Gentle light embracing deep blue
In the finished necklace,
the London Blue Topaz shines quietly within a pear shape,
surrounded by rose-cut diamonds and melee diamonds.
To match the substantial form,
a voluminous 70cm chain was combined,
resulting in a well-balanced long necklace.
The deep blue and gentle light resonate with each other,
creating a one-of-a-kind piece that softly sparkles at the décolletage.
Back to jewelry that accompanies daily life
"I deliberated, but I'm glad I chose this one,"
When they said that, I too felt relieved and happy.
Jewelry that has journeyed with memories,
revived in a form that comfortably suits one's current self—
I believe that is the charm of reform.
Another new story has begun.
Next time, I'll introduce the beginning of another new story.
Please look forward to it.
London Blue Topaz Necklace Reform
Item: Necklace
Material: K18WG
Gemstones: London Blue Topaz, Diamonds
Production period: Approximately 3 months
Design: Kanae Omori
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