(^^) Resizing to size 13 (^^) ☆ Do you prioritize color depth? Or the intensity of the neon? This is always the dilemma when acquiring Paraiba. Due to the nature of Paraiba, the more you seek color depth, the harder it is to achieve strong neon. Conversely, the more you seek neon, the harder it is to achieve color depth. ☆ This is unavoidable because the intensity of the neon and the color depth are opposing characteristics. However, this Paraiba possesses both the color depth and the neon intensity that should be contradictory. Moreover, it's not just a little bit. It possesses a high level of both. ☆ That's what's called "old neon." Nowadays, it can only be found from the stock of local collectors and is called a phantom. Recently, I've seen many items being listed as "Brazilian Pataíba" with a pale appearance, but the real Pataíba old neon has this depth of color. ☆ I don't think 600,000 yen is expensive. Because unlike things you can buy with money, you can't find it even if you try to look for it. ☆ This loose stone, which I had stocked for a long time, has been made into jewelry using the latest technology. Moreover, I deliberately made it delicate. Those who prefer large pieces may find it lacking, but I think it will be a treasure for those who prefer slender pieces and those who like to layer jewelry. ☆ Scheduled for short-term listing. Please, inherit it (^^) You can watch the video on ◯◯◯ta. Natural Paraiba Tourmaline 0.153 engraved Natural Diamond 0.154 engraved Frame material PT950 Ring maximum vertical width: Approximately 3.9mm Ring minimum vertical width: Approximately 1.7mm Size: Approximately 8.5 (Please consult for resizing) Total weight: Approximately 3.4g Gemological report: Central Gemological Laboratory "CuO2.61% MnO4.03%" "Made in Brazil" notation