KIRIKO Droplet and Akoya Earrings

These earrings feature the traditional Kiriko pattern of fish roe (nanako).
The pattern looks like studs, giving it a modern impression.
The sides are exquisitely curved, giving the piece a beautiful curve that accentuates femininity.

The extremely transparent glass sways subtly, exuding an elegant presence, like morning dew.
You can enjoy an asymmetrical look by combining it with an Akoya pearl on one ear.

This is a versatile piece of jewelry that can be worn with casual outfits on your days off or for a glamorous party.

*This product has only one cut edge.
*We also have a pair type with cut glass on both ears.

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KARAFURU 's KIRIKO earrings are made entirely by hand by the young fourth-generation owner of Edo Kiriko, from cutting out the crystal glass to finishing it into jewelry, fully demonstrating the skilled techniques and precision of the craftsman.

The "nanoko" pattern has many diagonal lines and rows of small squares, and when the light reflects off them, they look like fish eggs, which is why they are called "na no ko" or "naoko," and are imbued with the meaning of "prosperity of descendants." In addition, because they look like a series of fish scales, they represent the shedding of the skin, making them a warding off evil and a rebirth.