●Ring creation

Patient in August
I want to make a jewelry piece from a black butterfly pearl, a special souvenir given to me.

The patient asked if we could redesign the pearl from a pendant they no longer used.



While a simple pendant would be nice, we considered a ring that allows the wearer to see it in action.
However, the pearl used in the pendant has a through-hole, which might be noticeable when made into a ring.
Taking this into consideration, we designed a striking ring with three pearls.
The gift pearl has a bright and beautiful color. The pendant pearl has a deep color, so we utilized this contrast.
We inserted metal into the existing hole and drilled another hole to set the pearl at an angle where the original hole would not be noticeable from the front.



This is how it turned out.



The contrast in color and difference in size create a rhythmic impression.

We also returned the pendant necklace with two pearls removed, so it can still be worn.



Would you like to create new jewelry from your existing materials?