The rings of the two tiger configurations are vertically connected, coupled with the arare pathen and natural stones, forming multilayered shapes.
The ratio of approximately 97 mm max. 24 mm is the total length, and the incumbent fixes the surface and the contours on a case-by-case basis, keeping the subject direction and focus clear in the rich detail.
Natural stones are assembled in the pattern to add a light to the metallic ups and downs, and naturally lead the view to the centre.
With a steady-coloured knitting, it became the focus on the chest.
In addition to wearing it alone, it is also appropriate to match the length of the pendantlaying.
With regard to tigers: the power of the ancients to move and return is regarded as a symbol of courage.
Tigers often contrast with dragons. RYUZU is inspired by Japanese sculptures, which integrate eyes, teeth and hair-flow cubes into silver.
In addition to single tigers, there is a combination of the Arare Patten roundline, daisies and natural stones, with different air postures and layers.