U-Treasure
These rotund new designs with a black polished coating pay homage to a fan-favorite Pokémon.
We thought there was only the ghost of a chance that Gengar would end up on a ring, but we’re happy to be proven wrong.
Use whatever words you like on your pendant and stud it with your Pokémon symbol of choice!
Regardless if you speak English, Japanese, or Penguinese, the language of love and bling is universal.
Just as with the Pokémon Eevee, these rings will symbolize your willingness to evolve and grow with your partner in marriage.
Poké-pop the question with this beautiful handcrafted case from Japan’s Pokémon wedding jeweler.
Treat yourself or a friend to one of these exquisitely crafted necklaces and become Poké-pretty.
Jeweler U-Treasure is joining forces with all your favorite pocket monsters so that you can brand them into cool accessories – by hand! Read More
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