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Earrings engraved with a pattern that represents the life force of the ocean

¥57,200 JPY

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Color Silver (no 18k plated) Gold (18k gold plated)

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Earrings engraved with a pattern that represents the life force of the ocean

These engraved earrings have an attractive pattern that gives you a sense of the powerful waves of nature.

This item expresses the curvaceous beauty that can only be expressed with IMULTA.

Color: Choose from two colors: silver (no 18k plated) or gold (18k gold plated).

Since it is made very delicately, there is a risk of deformation if strong force or shock is applied to it.
Although this product is designed to be resistant to allergic reactions, we cannot guarantee that all people will not experience metal allergies, as allergic symptoms vary from person to person. Please refrain from using if you experience allergic symptoms.
Please refrain from wearing it when doing heavy lifting or playing sports, as it may accidentally cause harm to your body.
Please do not wear it in extremely hot or cold temperatures (saunas, ski resorts, etc.) as this may cause burns or frostbite.
Wearing it while bathing in a hot spring may cause discoloration.
The color of the actual product may differ due to differences in viewing environment such as display and settings.
Please note that shipping estimates may vary during the year-end and New Year holidays, long holidays, and events.
If you would like to have the item shipped outside of Japan, please use WorldShopping.

You can also give it as a gift as is.

The color and material of the gift wrapping may be subject to change.
There may be cushioning material inside to prevent damage. Please check before giving as gift.

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Paidy deferred payment (fees: up to 390 yen per convenience store payment, and the amount set by each financial institution for bank transfers)