Musubi — Kimono
着物
The Art of Adornment
In Japanese, Kimono (着物) means “thing to wear,” yet its beauty reaches far beyond its literal meaning. A symbol of artistry, tradition, and personal expression, the kimono tells a story through the delicate harmony of colour, texture, and pattern — each detail thoughtfully woven into something extraordinary.
Part of our Musubi Collection, Kimono is a one-of-a-kind creation, hand fabricated in rich 18K yellow gold and platinum. Five natural rose-cut diamonds, each with its own organic shape and soft, earthy glow, come together in a delicate floral composition reminiscent of the intricate patterns found in treasured Japanese silks.
The warmth of yellow gold and the cool elegance of platinum flow into one another, their contrasting tones creating a beautiful sense of harmony. Hand-carved textures radiate outward like delicate folds of silk, capturing light and shadow with every movement.
Much like a cherished kimono passed from one generation to the next, this ring celebrates the beauty of individuality, the artistry of human hands, and the stories we carry with us.
A little piece of history, a little piece of poetry, and a treasure entirely its own.
Metal: 18k yellow gold & platinum
Stone: 5=1.16tw rose cut brown natural diamond C2-C3
Finish: organic hand textured top smooth shank
Dimensions: 13.5 x 12.14 mm top of ring
Band Width: 2.7mm approx.
Ring Size: 6.5 (resizable, please inquire)
Gram Weight: 9.18g
Musubi Collection
Inspired by the Japanese concept of Musubi, this collection celebrates the beauty of connection. Meaning "to bind together," Musubi is at the heart of every union, every bond, and every meaningful relationship in Japanese culture. Rooted in the idea that two distinct elements can come together while retaining their own identity, the collection explores harmony through thoughtfully paired metals, gemstones, and organic forms and textures. Each piece is a celebration of craftsmanship, balance, and the beauty that emerges when individual elements are brought together with intention.
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Musubi — Kimono
着物
The Art of Adornment
In Japanese, Kimono (着物) means “thing to wear,” yet its beauty reaches far beyond its literal meaning. A symbol of artistry, tradition, and personal expression, the kimono tells a story through the delicate harmony of colour, texture, and pattern — each detail thoughtfully woven into something extraordinary.
Part of our Musubi Collection, Kimono is a one-of-a-kind creation, hand fabricated in rich 18K yellow gold and platinum. Five natural rose-cut diamonds, each with its own organic shape and soft, earthy glow, come together in a delicate floral composition reminiscent of the intricate patterns found in treasured Japanese silks.
The warmth of yellow gold and the cool elegance of platinum flow into one another, their contrasting tones creating a beautiful sense of harmony. Hand-carved textures radiate outward like delicate folds of silk, capturing light and shadow with every movement.
Much like a cherished kimono passed from one generation to the next, this ring celebrates the beauty of individuality, the artistry of human hands, and the stories we carry with us.
A little piece of history, a little piece of poetry, and a treasure entirely its own.
Metal: 18k yellow gold & platinum
Stone: 5=1.16tw rose cut brown natural diamond C2-C3
Finish: organic hand textured top smooth shank
Dimensions: 13.5 x 12.14 mm top of ring
Band Width: 2.7mm approx.
Ring Size: 6.5 (resizable, please inquire)
Gram Weight: 9.18g
Musubi Collection
Inspired by the Japanese concept of Musubi, this collection celebrates the beauty of connection. Meaning "to bind together," Musubi is at the heart of every union, every bond, and every meaningful relationship in Japanese culture. Rooted in the idea that two distinct elements can come together while retaining their own identity, the collection explores harmony through thoughtfully paired metals, gemstones, and organic forms and textures. Each piece is a celebration of craftsmanship, balance, and the beauty that emerges when individual elements are brought together with intention.
Need more information?
Visit our FAQ or Contact us