(^^) Feel free to comment! (^^) ☆ I've brought this out because many people seem to be looking for it. ☆ But, they've really become rare. This is a piece from the era when the name "Brazilian Paraiba" was first introduced in Japan. ☆ It possesses a balanced color of blue and green, and its body is tightly packed. As indicated by the high concentration of copper and manganese, it emits a neon glow that reveals green within blue and blue within green depending on the angle of light. Of course, it falls within the category of old mine. ☆ In those days, the value of Paraiba was placed on both the intensity of its color and the depth of its hue. Stones with a different fine crystal structure than those currently mined were produced, and the density difference of their inclusions created a unique, profound neon glow. ☆ It's also a very carefully crafted piece of jewelry. Baguette and round diamonds are set in a double configuration. Diffused light refracts and converges in the center, and at the focal point of its brilliance, the sticky neon glow of a 30-year-old Brazilian Paraiba shines. Wearing this ring means not just adorning beauty, but also embracing the beginning of Paraiba in Japan. Short-term listing planned. Please, take it and cherish it (^^) You can see a video on ◯◯◯ta. Natural Paraiba Tourmaline 0.421 inscription Natural Diamond 0.45 inscription Frame material: PT950 Ring maximum vertical width: Approximately 8.8mm Ring minimum vertical width: Approximately 2.8mm Size: Approximately size 11 (Please consult for size adjustment) Total weight: Approximately 5.9g Identification report: Central Gem Laboratory "CuO2.87% MnO3.50%" "Made in Brazil" notation