jewellery

Studio Ghibli releases new insect whistle necklace from Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind

Pacify insects like the heroine from the anime movie. 

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Studio Ghibli releases new line of Totoro rings designed to be both jewellery and figurines

A new way to show your love for My Neighbour Totoro.

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Studio Ghibli releases new line of rings designed to be both jewellery and figurines

Special collection lets you wear your love of anime on your fingers and display it too.

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“Magical girl’s tears” inspires new fashion and accessories collection

Channel your inner heroine with Japan’s Department of Magic.

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New Pokémon Wedding Plan in Japan includes Pikachu couples jewellery

Loved-up Pikachus are ready to tie the knot with you on your special day.

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Japanese vending machines now sell pearl jewellery

But are they good enough to pass as a White Day gift?

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Onigiri jewellery from Japan lets you wear your love of Japanese food on your fingers

For the rice ball lover who has everything.

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Art on the cheap: Twitter user creates silver orb jewellery for around 100 yen 【Photos】

Feel like Vulcan in his forge and work metal with your bare hands with just a roll of cheap foil.

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Rilakkuma appears in Japan as a 24-karat solid gold charm with a diamond belly button

This relaxed bear comes with a very expensive price tag.

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Japanese company makes jewellery from voices

Whether you’re in love with your partner or an anime star, now you can capture their vocals forever with some very personal jewellery.

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Kimi no Na Wa jewellery released to celebrate success of Japanese anime film “your name.”

This beautiful comet jewellery captures all the heart and sentiment from the smash hit movie.

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New Japanese Pokémon rings feature silver Venusaur, Blastoise and Charizard designs

Catching monsters in Pokémon Go is much more fun with a mighty Pokémon on your finger!

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Korean fashion trend reveals significance of wearing rings on different fingers

Korean fashionistas let us know why they choose to wear rings on certain fingers

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Wear a genuine piece of Japanese sword around your neck with beautiful new jewellery range

The forged steel accessories are taken from various parts of a blade created by a master swordsmith.

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Cat wedding and engagement rings by Japanese design house feature gorgeous feline details

The unique creations include a cat-faced keyhole design that comes to life on the bride’s wedding day.

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Anna Sui x Sailor Moon collaboration sparkles with stunning bags, jewellery and hair accessories

The limited-edition collaboration for 2016 includes bags, coin cases, pendants, bracelets, earrings, brooches and hair barrettes featuring transformation items and popular motifs from the series.

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Cosplay as a sweets-loving Hatsune Miku with new range of clothes and fashion accessories

Let your sweet tooth run wild with this new take on famous Japanese vocaloid Hatsune Miku.

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Kingdom Hearts fan commissions a gorgeous custom engagement ring from Takayas

We’ve always loved the jewelry from Takayas, and this customer-commissioned ring based on the Oathkeeper Keyblade from Kindgom Hearts is definitely no exception.

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Miranda Kerr promotes new jewellery line, lights up a Christmas tree and leaves her mark on Tokyo

Former Victoria’s Secret model Miranda Kerr had a whirlwind afternoon in Tokyo yesterday, stopping by the Swarovski store in Ginza and leaving her mark outside the Sony Building.

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Fourth-generation ikebana artist displays mastery of the Force with amazing new lightsaber rings

The world of custom jewellery has been impressing us lately, with Evangelion couples’ rings and designs based on Pokémon, The Legend of Zelda and even Sailor Moon.

Now it’s time to turn our attention to a galaxy far, far away, where lovers can carry the force on their fingers with matching Star Wars rings featuring gorgeous lightsaber details.

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