[Hawaiian Jewelry] Mahealani Diamond Ring 0.05ct

Mahealani refers to the moon on the sixteenth night of the lunar month.
In Hawaii, people use the positions of the stars and the phases of the moon to understand the time and seasons and incorporate them into their daily lives.
The moon was considered the "chief" of all the stars.

For this reason, there are four different names for the full moon, and the sixteenth night (Mahealani) is the last full moon.
It is considered a good day for doing anything.

This diamond ring, aptly named "Mahealani" (meaning "radiance from heaven"), exudes a refined elegance.
The simple four-prong setting and slender, understated shank enhance the brilliance of the diamond.

Within a width of 1.5 mm, a wave pattern, said to "continuously bring happiness," is hand-carved.
Furthermore, the carving extends to the sides, demonstrating the extremely meticulous craftsmanship.

A diamond of just the right size, 0.05ct, and soft-colored K10 YELLO gold,
It's easy to wear on any finger, and it's also easy to layer two or three at a time for coordinating outfits,
This ring is also recommended as a piece of jewelry for special occasions.

Each motif in Hawaiian jewelry is said to have a specific meaning and serve as a kind of amulet that helps fulfill wishes.