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MasPender. M-Crystal K18 Lemon Quartz Bracelet -Kukurihime- Six Divine Drops of the Soul Series

Jewelry MasPender. DAIKANYAMA — 2026-06-07T23:28:52+09:00

Divine Balance and Harmony Jewel — A Kukurihime no Kami Magatama Natural Gemstone Jewelry Bracelet Reflecting Clear Harmony — At the center of this bracelet is a magatama featuring lemon quartz with a fresh, translucent beauty reminiscent of a delicate candy drop. The diamond placed beside it sparkles as if illuminating the flow of gently bringing lightness and balance to the heart with a positive glow. Lemon quartz is traditionally associated with clarity of thought and light, graceful balance, yellow sapphire with bright intelligence and positive judgment, and diamond with the radiance that keeps that harmony clear. In this jewelry piece, the magatama is adorned with Koshu Kiseki Kiriko, a refined Japanese gemstone-cutting technique from the historic gemstone region of Koshu. It is expressed as the central droplet inspired by Kukurihime no Kami. The interplay of light and shadow created by the Kiriko cut is designed to evoke the image of revisiting the balance among the heart, the mind, relationships, and everyday reality, and of bringing the whole gently into harmony. Clear quartz and freshwater pearls are used around the wrist. The transparent beauty of clear quartz and the soft luster of freshwater pearls bring the mythological world of this piece into a gentle and approachable expression that can be worn naturally in everyday life. For those who wish to bring greater harmony to the flow of life as a whole, or who value calm, thoughtful judgment. We invite you to welcome this natural gemstone jewelry bracelet as a quiet and meaningful companion. About Kukurihime no Kami Kukurihime no Kami is known in Japanese mythology as a presence who stands between opposing forces and guides them toward harmony. She has been passed down as a symbol of reconnecting what has been divided and gently leading it toward peace and balance. Her presence offers a reminder to value balance and harmony in all things. Symbolic Images - An intention to gently reconnect what feels divided or in conflict - A sense of bringing the heart and everyday reality into balance - A flow that moves toward calmness and stability - A quiet process of reflection for facing important choices The Theme of “Divine Balance and Harmony Jewel” Divine Balance and Harmony Jewel symbolizes bringing together what once felt scattered and guiding it into a more harmonious whole. It is designed as a piece that gently accompanies moments of noticing the gap between the heart and everyday reality, and of revisiting the balance that feels most natural and comfortable to you. The magatama form represents “a droplet at the beginning of life,” while the delicate brilliance of the Kiriko cut reflects the beauty of the process of coming into harmony. Recommended For Those Who... - Wish to bring more balance to relationships or their surrounding environment - Want to reflect on the gap between their heart and everyday reality - Feel called to organize their thoughts and feelings amid uncertainty - Wish to value a calm and steady state of being - Would like to enjoy the transparent beauty of lemon quartz in an approachable expression - Are looking for a piece that feels like a symbolic talisman and gently accompanies everyday life Symbolic Meanings of the Gemstones ◆Lemon Quartz Lemon quartz, with its bright and translucent clarity, evokes lightness and a clear sense of balance. Its soft glow suggests fresh intelligence and serene beauty. ◆Yellow Sapphire Yellow sapphire, with its uplifting brilliance, evokes hope and bright intelligence. Its lively sparkle adds a positive and refined impression. ◆Diamond Diamond, known for its clear and radiant brilliance, has long been treasured as a symbol of purity and unwavering intention. Its special sparkle conveys a sense of nobility and timeless refinement. ◆Clear Quartz Clear quartz, with its pure and transparent brilliance, has long been cherished as a gemstone symbolizing clarity and purity. Its straightforward beauty conveys a sense of spaciousness and quiet, dignified stillness. ◆Freshwater Pearl Freshwater pearl, with its soft and gentle luster, has long been cherished as a symbol of elegance and tenderness. Its calm beauty adds graceful radiance and refinement to the wearer’s style. About MasPender. “Six Divine Drops of the Soul” Series Magatama Jewelry Reflecting the Souls of the Deities Through Light and Shadow “Six Divine Drops of the Soul” is a series of natural gemstone jewelry bracelets featuring magatama forms adorned with Kiriko cuts. The magatama, long cherished in Japan as an ancient form of prayer, is combined with the artistry of Kiriko cutting, which beautifully reveals both light and shadow. This series is inspired by the divine qualities of six Japanese deities: - Amaterasu Omikami - Tsukuyomi no Mikoto - Okuninushi no Mikoto - Ama no Uzume - Konohanasakuya-hime - Kukurihime no Kami Each bracelet is created as a jewelry piece that symbolically reflects the essence of its deity. With every wear, this series is designed to accompany you as you gently connect with the presence of the deities, as well as the wishes, beauty, and authentic feelings within yourself. The Magatama: A Form Symbolizing the Beginning of Life Since ancient times in Japan, forms themselves have been believed to carry meaning. Among them, the magatama is a “droplet” shape that symbolizes the beginning of life. With its soft curve, it has been cherished as a prayerful symbol associated with the power of birth, the flow of life, and the movement toward new beginnings. MasPender. sees the magatama not merely as a design motif, but as a vessel that embraces the source of life and welcomes the symbolic presence of the divine soul. The Kiriko Light That Reflects Essence Applied to this magatama is Koshu Kiseki Kiriko, crafted by Yoichi Fukazawa, a First-Class Gemstone Polishing Master and recipient of the Medal with Yellow Ribbon. The delicate cuts engraved within the stone beautifully reflect light while also creating a quiet sense of shadow. Light alone cannot create definition. Shadow alone cannot reveal presence. Only when light and shadow overlap does one begin to perceive what may be called “essence.” MasPender. expresses this radiance as a symbolic sparkle at the heart of the deity. Jewelry Designed to Accompany the Presence of the Divine The magatama represents the beginning of life. The Kiriko cut reflects the essence that appears in the subtle space between light and shadow. When these two elements come together, “Six Divine Drops of the Soul” is completed as jewelry that symbolically reflects the souls of the deities and carries the spirit of prayer. Wearing a symbol of the divine does not mean simply looking up to something distant. It is also an invitation to quiet the heart in everyday life and return to the wishes, prayers, and beauty within yourself. This jewelry is designed to gently accompany both the presence of the deities and your own inner essence. ---------------- MasPender. M-Crystal K18 Lemon Quartz Bracelet - Kukurihime no Kami Model - Specifications Details: K18 Gold Lemon Quartz Yellow Sapphire Diamond Clear Quartz Freshwater Pearl Recommended wrist size: 14–15.5 cm * Includes a Kukurihime no Kami illustration card by fairy artist Yumi Sakao. * Includes a collaboration charm by Yumi Sakao and MasPender.

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MasPender. M-Crystal K18 Rose Quartz Bracelet -Konohanasakuya- Six Divine Drops of the Soul Series

Jewelry MasPender. DAIKANYAMA — 2026-06-07T23:24:31+09:00

Divine Love and Beauty Jewel — A Konohanasakuya-hime Magatama Natural Gemstone Jewelry Bracelet for Blossoming Through Self-Love — Konohanasakuya-hime is cherished as a deity symbolizing beauty like cherry blossoms in full bloom, as well as the life force of blossoming. The rose quartz magatama, like a dewdrop of life filled with gentle moisture, is accented by diamonds that sparkle like drops of blessed rain, reflecting a resilient and graceful beauty of life within softness. Rose quartz is traditionally associated with love and gentleness, pink sapphire with radiant charm and refined beauty, and diamond with the brilliance that enhances that beauty. In this jewelry piece, the magatama is adorned with Koshu Kiseki Kiriko, a refined Japanese gemstone-cutting technique from the historic gemstone region of Koshu. It is expressed as the central droplet inspired by Konohanasakuya-hime. The interplay of light and shadow created by the Kiriko cut is designed to evoke the image of love, charm, and beauty naturally blossoming from the foundation of cherishing oneself. Clear quartz and freshwater pearls are used around the wrist. The transparent beauty of clear quartz and the soft luster of freshwater pearls bring the mythological world of this piece into a graceful expression that can be worn naturally in everyday life. For those who wish to cherish the beauty that flows from within and their own gentle charm. We invite you to welcome this natural gemstone jewelry bracelet as a quiet and meaningful companion. About Konohanasakuya-hime Konohanasakuya-hime is cherished in Japanese mythology as a deity symbolizing love, beauty, and the radiance of life. She has been passed down as a presence associated with the fleeting beauty of cherry blossoms, and with the quiet vitality and renewal found within that transience. Her presence is also understood as a symbol of cherishing the beauty and softness that reside within. Symbolic Images - An opportunity to notice the beauty and charm within - A sense of cherishing gentleness and affection - An awareness of renewal and new beginnings - A time to treat yourself with care and tenderness The Theme of “Divine Love and Beauty Jewel” Divine Love and Beauty Jewel symbolizes bringing light to the gentle charm and sensitivity within yourself. It is designed as a piece that gently accompanies moments of returning to the feeling of cherishing oneself, something that can easily be overlooked amid the busyness of everyday life. The magatama form represents “a droplet at the beginning of life,” while the brilliance of the Kiriko cut applied to it reflects the beauty and radiance of life within. Recommended For Those Who... - Wish to spend their days while cherishing a sense of self-care - Feel called to release tension and return to gentleness - Wish to step forward as a renewed version of themselves - Would like to wear love, gentleness, and beauty in a soft and natural way - Wish to enjoy the gentle charm of rose quartz in a form that blends into everyday life - Are drawn to designs that combine delicate charm with refinement Symbolic Meanings of the Gemstones ◆Rose Quartz Rose quartz, with its soft and gentle hue, has long been cherished as a gemstone symbolizing love and tenderness. It evokes the image of cherishing oneself, as well as calm and graceful beauty. ◆Pink Sapphire Pink sapphire, with its delicate radiance, evokes charm and refined beauty. Its sweetness is balanced by a dignified elegance, adding a sense of luxurious radiance. ◆Diamond Diamond, known for its clear and radiant brilliance, has long been treasured as a symbol of purity and unwavering intention. Its special sparkle conveys a sense of nobility and timeless refinement. ◆Clear Quartz Clear quartz, with its pure and transparent brilliance, has long been cherished as a gemstone symbolizing clarity and purity. Its straightforward beauty conveys a sense of spaciousness and quiet, dignified stillness. ◆Freshwater Pearl Freshwater pearl, with its soft and gentle luster, has long been cherished as a symbol of elegance and tenderness. Its calm beauty adds graceful radiance and refinement to the wearer’s style. About MasPender. “Six Divine Drops of the Soul” Series Magatama Jewelry Reflecting the Souls of the Deities Through Light and Shadow “Six Divine Drops of the Soul” is a series of natural gemstone jewelry bracelets featuring magatama forms adorned with Kiriko cuts. The magatama, long cherished in Japan as an ancient form of prayer, is combined with the artistry of Kiriko cutting, which beautifully reveals both light and shadow. This series is inspired by the divine qualities of six Japanese deities: - Amaterasu Omikami - Tsukuyomi no Mikoto - Okuninushi no Mikoto - Ama no Uzume - Konohanasakuya-hime - Kukurihime no Kami Each bracelet is created as a jewelry piece that symbolically reflects the essence of its deity. With every wear, this series is designed to accompany you as you gently connect with the presence of the deities, as well as the wishes, beauty, and authentic feelings within yourself. The Magatama: A Form Symbolizing the Beginning of Life Since ancient times in Japan, forms themselves have been believed to carry meaning. Among them, the magatama is a “droplet” shape that symbolizes the beginning of life. With its soft curve, it has been cherished as a prayerful symbol associated with the power of birth, the flow of life, and the movement toward new beginnings. MasPender. sees the magatama not merely as a design motif, but as a vessel that embraces the source of life and welcomes the symbolic presence of the divine soul. The Kiriko Light That Reflects Essence Applied to this magatama is Koshu Kiseki Kiriko, crafted by Yoichi Fukazawa, a First-Class Gemstone Polishing Master and recipient of the Medal with Yellow Ribbon. The delicate cuts engraved within the stone beautifully reflect light while also creating a quiet sense of shadow. Light alone cannot create definition. Shadow alone cannot reveal presence. Only when light and shadow overlap does one begin to perceive what may be called “essence.” MasPender. expresses this radiance as a symbolic sparkle at the heart of the deity. Jewelry Designed to Accompany the Presence of the Divine The magatama represents the beginning of life. The Kiriko cut reflects the essence that appears in the subtle space between light and shadow. When these two elements come together, “Six Divine Drops of the Soul” is completed as jewelry that symbolically reflects the souls of the deities and carries the spirit of prayer. Wearing a symbol of the divine does not mean simply looking up to something distant. It is also an invitation to quiet the heart in everyday life and return to the wishes, prayers, and beauty within yourself. This jewelry is designed to gently accompany both the presence of the deities and your own inner essence. ---------------- MasPender. M-Crystal K18 Rose Quartz Bracelet - Konohanasakuya-hime Model - Specifications Details: K18 Gold Rose Quartz Pink Sapphire Diamond Clear Quartz Freshwater Pearl Recommended wrist size: 14–15.5 cm * Includes a Konohanasakuya-hime illustration card by fairy artist Yumi Sakao. * Includes a collaboration charm by Yumi Sakao and MasPender.

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MasPender. M-Crystal K18 Citrine Bracelet -Ama no Uzume- Six Divine Drops of the Soul Series

Jewelry MasPender. DAIKANYAMA — 2026-06-07T23:22:47+09:00

Divine Joy and Blessing Jewel — An Ama no Uzume Magatama Natural Gemstone Jewelry Bracelet for Embracing Your Unique Charm — Ama no Uzume is known in Japanese mythology as a deity who brought movement to the atmosphere through joy, laughter, and expression. At the center of this bracelet is a rounded magatama featuring bright, clear citrine, like crystallized light of joy. The diamond placed beside it adds a further sparkle of blessing, reflecting dignified refinement within its radiant brilliance. Citrine is traditionally associated with brightness and abundance, while diamond has long been cherished as a symbol of personal charm and the brilliance of individuality. In this jewelry piece, the magatama is adorned with Koshu Kiseki Kiriko, a refined Japanese gemstone-cutting technique from the historic gemstone region of Koshu. It is expressed as the central droplet inspired by Ama no Uzume. The interplay of light and shadow created by the Kiriko cut is designed to evoke the image of softening stagnant air and allowing the flow of each day to move forward through joy, lightness, and self-expression. Clear quartz and freshwater pearls are used around the wrist. The transparent beauty of clear quartz and the soft luster of freshwater pearls bring the mythological world of this piece into a gentle and approachable expression that can be worn naturally in everyday life. For those who wish to bring gentle balance to their daily flow through their own charm and expression, without feeling the need to overexert themselves. We invite you to welcome this natural gemstone jewelry bracelet as a light and meaningful companion. About Ama no Uzume Ama no Uzume is known in Japanese mythology as a deity who transformed the atmosphere through the power of joy, laughter, and expression. When Amaterasu Omikami hid herself in the Heavenly Rock Cave, Ama no Uzume danced and created a joyful atmosphere, inviting light to return to the world. Her presence has been passed down as a symbol of lighthearted movement, softening heavy atmospheres and gently opening the hearts of people. Symbolic Images - An opportunity to rediscover joy and lightness - A sense of opening your awareness toward self-expression - A time to turn your heart toward connection and meaningful bonds - Flexibility to welcome new flow and change The Theme of “Divine Joy and Blessing Jewel” Divine Joy and Blessing Jewel symbolizes opening the heart and allowing the flow of life to move with lightness. It was designed with the image of gently accompanying moments when the atmosphere that once felt stagnant begins to shift softly through self-expression and a renewed awareness of joy. The magatama form represents “a droplet at the beginning of life,” while the brilliance of the Kiriko cut applied to it reflects the light and vitality within. Its radiance offers a quiet reminder to notice the possibilities and unique charm that already exist within you. Recommended For Those Who... - Wish to enjoy their own unique charm and self-expression with lightness - Feel called to open their heart to new connections and opportunities - Would like to be more mindful of joy and delight in daily life - Wish to incorporate brightness and joy naturally into everyday life - Would like to enjoy the radiance of citrine in a gentle and approachable expression Symbolic Meanings of the Gemstones ◆Citrine Citrine, with its warmth like sunlight held within the stone, has long been cherished as a gemstone symbolizing joy and abundance. Its cheerful and radiant glow gives the impression of brightly enhancing one’s natural charm. ◆Diamond Diamond, known for its clear and radiant brilliance, has long been treasured as a symbol of purity and unwavering intention. Its special sparkle conveys a sense of nobility and timeless refinement. ◆Clear Quartz Clear quartz, with its pure and transparent brilliance, has long been cherished as a gemstone symbolizing clarity and purity. Its straightforward beauty conveys a sense of spaciousness and quiet, dignified stillness. ◆Freshwater Pearl Freshwater pearl, with its soft and gentle luster, has long been cherished as a symbol of elegance and tenderness. Its calm beauty adds graceful radiance and refinement to the wearer’s style. About MasPender. “Six Divine Drops of the Soul” Series Magatama Jewelry Reflecting the Souls of the Deities Through Light and Shadow “Six Divine Drops of the Soul” is a series of natural gemstone jewelry bracelets featuring magatama forms adorned with Kiriko cuts. The magatama, long cherished in Japan as an ancient form of prayer, is combined with the artistry of Kiriko cutting, which beautifully reveals both light and shadow. This series is inspired by the divine qualities of six Japanese deities: - Amaterasu Omikami - Tsukuyomi no Mikoto - Okuninushi no Mikoto - Ama no Uzume - Konohanasakuya-hime - Kukurihime no Kami Each bracelet is created as a jewelry piece that symbolically reflects the essence of its deity. With every wear, this series is designed to accompany you as you gently connect with the presence of the deities, as well as the wishes, beauty, and authentic feelings within yourself. The Magatama: A Form Symbolizing the Beginning of Life Since ancient times in Japan, forms themselves have been believed to carry meaning. Among them, the magatama is a “droplet” shape that symbolizes the beginning of life. With its soft curve, it has been cherished as a prayerful symbol associated with the power of birth, the flow of life, and the movement toward new beginnings. MasPender. sees the magatama not merely as a design motif, but as a vessel that embraces the source of life and welcomes the symbolic presence of the divine soul. The Kiriko Light That Reflects Essence Applied to this magatama is Koshu Kiseki Kiriko, crafted by Yoichi Fukazawa, a First-Class Gemstone Polishing Master and recipient of the Medal with Yellow Ribbon. The delicate cuts engraved within the stone beautifully reflect light while also creating a quiet sense of shadow. Light alone cannot create definition. Shadow alone cannot reveal presence. Only when light and shadow overlap does one begin to perceive what may be called “essence.” MasPender. expresses this radiance as a symbolic sparkle at the heart of the deity. Jewelry Designed to Accompany the Presence of the Divine The magatama represents the beginning of life. The Kiriko cut reflects the essence that appears in the subtle space between light and shadow. When these two elements come together, “Six Divine Drops of the Soul” is completed as jewelry that symbolically reflects the souls of the deities and carries the spirit of prayer. Wearing a symbol of the divine does not mean simply looking up to something distant. It is also an invitation to quiet the heart in everyday life and return to the wishes, prayers, and beauty within yourself. This jewelry is designed to gently accompany both the presence of the deities and your own inner essence. ---------------- MasPender. M-Crystal K18 Citrine Bracelet - Ama no Uzume Model - Specifications Details: K18 Gold Citrine Diamond Clear Quartz Freshwater Pearl Recommended wrist size: 14–15.5 cm * Includes an Ama no Uzume illustration card by fairy artist Yumi Sakao. * Includes a collaboration charm by Yumi Sakao and MasPender.

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MasPender. M-Crystal K18 Peridot Bracelet -Okuninushi- Six Divine Drops of the Soul Series

Jewelry MasPender. DAIKANYAMA — 2026-06-07T23:21:30+09:00

Divine Harvest Jewel — An Okuninushi no Mikoto Magatama Natural Gemstone Jewelry Bracelet Reflecting Meaningful Connections and Fulfillment — Okuninushi no Mikoto is widely cherished as a deity associated with connection and meaningful relationships. At the center of this bracelet is a rounded magatama featuring peridot with a soft and luminous glow, shining as though gently embracing the abundance that has been lovingly woven over time. The diamonds surrounding it sparkle delicately, as if accompanying and nurturing precious bonds. Peridot is traditionally associated with brightness and a forward-looking flow, while diamond has long been cherished as a symbol of essential brilliance and enduring value. In this jewelry piece, the magatama is adorned with Koshu Kiseki Kiriko, a refined Japanese gemstone-cutting technique from the historic gemstone region of Koshu. It is expressed as the central droplet inspired by Okuninushi no Mikoto. The interplay of light and shadow created by the Kiriko cut is designed to evoke the image of connecting, nurturing, and bringing to fruition many kinds of meaningful relationships and opportunities, including bonds between people, work, and new encounters. Clear quartz and freshwater pearls are used around the wrist. The transparent beauty of clear quartz and the soft luster of freshwater pearls bring the mythological world of this piece into a gentle and approachable expression that can be worn naturally in everyday life. For those who wish to cherish meaningful connections while nurturing the fulfillment of their own life. We invite you to welcome this magatama natural gemstone jewelry bracelet as a quiet and meaningful companion. About Okuninushi no Mikoto Okuninushi no Mikoto is widely known in Japanese mythology as a deity associated with nation-building and harmonious relationships. He has been passed down through tradition as a presence connected not only with bonds between people, but also with work, opportunities, and many kinds of meaningful connections. His story is remembered as that of a deity who overcame many trials and went on to build a rich and flourishing world. Symbolic Images - An intention to cherish meaningful bonds and human connection - A sense of nurturing the opportunities that come your way - A flow that leads toward abundance and fulfillment - An attitude of valuing the steady accumulation of each day The Theme of “Divine Harvest Jewel” Divine Harvest Jewel symbolizes cherishing the connections and cycles that come into our lives and allowing them to grow into fulfillment. It is designed as a piece that gently accompanies an awareness of receiving encounters and opportunities with care, rather than letting them simply pass by. The magatama form represents “a droplet at the beginning of life,” while the brilliance of the Kiriko cut engraved within it softly reflects the expanding nature of connection and life’s unfolding flow. Recommended For Those Who... - Wish to cultivate the opportunities that come their way into fulfillment - Would like to keep meaningful relationships, networks, and expanding work opportunities in mind - Feel called to revisit the flow of life with a positive outlook - Wish to wear the symbolic meanings of connection and fulfillment in a natural and effortless way - Want to cherish their bonds with others while continuing to walk their own path - Would like to enjoy the brightness of peridot together with the soft expression of natural gemstones - Are looking for a piece that feels like a symbolic talisman and blends naturally into everyday style Symbolic Meanings of the Gemstones ◆Peridot Peridot, with its fresh and luminous glow, has long been cherished as a gemstone that evokes brightness, hope, and a forward-looking sense of flow. Its light and open color brings to mind a feeling of abundance and fulfillment. ◆Diamond Diamond, known for its clear and radiant brilliance, has long been treasured as a symbol of purity and unwavering intention. Its special sparkle conveys a sense of nobility and timeless refinement. ◆Clear Quartz Clear quartz, with its pure and transparent brilliance, has long been cherished as a gemstone symbolizing clarity and purity. Its straightforward beauty conveys a sense of spaciousness and quiet, dignified stillness. ◆Freshwater Pearl Freshwater pearl, with its soft and gentle luster, has long been cherished as a symbol of elegance and tenderness. Its calm beauty adds graceful radiance and refinement to the wearer’s style. About MasPender. “Six Divine Drops of the Soul” Series Magatama Jewelry Reflecting the Souls of the Deities Through Light and Shadow “Six Divine Drops of the Soul” is a series of natural gemstone jewelry bracelets featuring magatama forms adorned with Kiriko cuts. The magatama, long cherished in Japan as an ancient form of prayer, is combined with the artistry of Kiriko cutting, which beautifully reveals both light and shadow. This series is inspired by the divine qualities of six Japanese deities: - Amaterasu Omikami - Tsukuyomi no Mikoto - Okuninushi no Mikoto - Ama no Uzume - Konohanasakuya-hime - Kukurihime no Kami Each bracelet is created as a jewelry piece that symbolically reflects the essence of its deity. With every wear, this series is designed to accompany you as you gently connect with the presence of the deities, as well as the wishes, beauty, and authentic feelings within yourself. The Magatama: A Form Symbolizing the Beginning of Life Since ancient times in Japan, forms themselves have been believed to carry meaning. Among them, the magatama is a “droplet” shape that symbolizes the beginning of life. With its soft curve, it has been cherished as a prayerful symbol associated with the power of birth, the flow of life, and the movement toward new beginnings. MasPender. sees the magatama not merely as a design motif, but as a vessel that embraces the source of life and welcomes the symbolic presence of the divine soul. The Kiriko Light That Reflects Essence Applied to this magatama is Koshu Kiseki Kiriko, crafted by Yoichi Fukazawa, a First-Class Gemstone Polishing Master and recipient of the Medal with Yellow Ribbon. The delicate cuts engraved within the stone beautifully reflect light while also creating a quiet sense of shadow. Light alone cannot create definition. Shadow alone cannot reveal presence. Only when light and shadow overlap does one begin to perceive what may be called “essence.” MasPender. expresses this radiance as a symbolic sparkle at the heart of the deity. Jewelry Designed to Accompany the Presence of the Divine The magatama represents the beginning of life. The Kiriko cut reflects the essence that appears in the subtle space between light and shadow. When these two elements come together, “Six Divine Drops of the Soul” is completed as jewelry that symbolically reflects the souls of the deities and carries the spirit of prayer. Wearing a symbol of the divine does not mean simply looking up to something distant. It is also an invitation to quiet the heart in everyday life and return to the wishes, prayers, and beauty within yourself. This jewelry is designed to gently accompany both the presence of the deities and your own inner essence. ---------------- MasPender. M-Crystal K18 Peridot Bracelet - Okuninushi no Mikoto Model - Specifications Details: K18 Gold Peridot Diamond Clear Quartz Freshwater Pearl Recommended wrist size: 14–15.5 cm * Includes an Okuninushi no Mikoto illustration card by fairy artist Yumi Sakao. * Includes a collaboration charm by Yumi Sakao and MasPender.

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MasPender. M-Crystal K18 Moonstone Bracelet -Tsukuyomi- Six Divine Drops of the Soul Series

Jewelry MasPender. DAIKANYAMA — 2026-06-07T00:31:16+09:00

Divine Moonlight Jewel — A Tsukuyomi no Mikoto Magatama Natural Gemstone Jewelry Bracelet Reflecting Stillness — Tsukuyomi no Mikoto is described in Japanese mythology as a deity associated with the night, time, and the inner world. At the center of this bracelet is a fresh and luminous magatama featuring moonstone, reminiscent of gentle moonlight held within the stone. Diamonds sparkling like stars in the night sky add a calm and graceful brilliance. Moonstone is traditionally associated with intuition and sensitivity, while diamond has long been cherished as a symbol of purity and inner resolve within its clear brilliance. In this jewelry piece, the magatama is adorned with Koshu Kiseki Kiriko, a refined Japanese gemstone-cutting technique from the historic gemstone region of Koshu. It is expressed as the central droplet inspired by Tsukuyomi no Mikoto. The subtle space between light and shadow created by the Kiriko cut is designed to evoke the image of becoming aware of the true feelings and quiet senses deep within the heart, as well as one’s own natural timing. Clear quartz and freshwater pearls are used around the wrist. The transparent beauty of clear quartz and the soft luster of freshwater pearls bring the mythological world of this piece into a gentle and refined expression that can be worn naturally in everyday life. For moments when you find yourself in uncertainty, or when you wish to reflect on an answer that feels natural to you. We invite you to welcome this magatama natural gemstone jewelry bracelet as a quiet and meaningful companion. About Tsukuyomi no Mikoto Tsukuyomi no Mikoto is known in Japanese mythology as a deity symbolizing the night, time, and inner stillness. Like the gentle light of the moon, Tsukuyomi no Mikoto has been described as a presence that softly illuminates things and invites us to turn our awareness toward the feelings and senses deep within the heart. With a quiet light that seems to gently accompany us, Tsukuyomi no Mikoto is often associated with moments when emotions waver or the heart feels uncertain, offering a reminder to return to one’s own natural rhythm and inner senses. Symbolic Images - A time to turn your awareness toward inner stillness - A gentle opportunity to revisit your emotions and feelings - A reminder to value your own rhythm and timing - A symbolic talisman for moments when you wish to receive intuition or inspiration The Theme of “Divine Moonlight Jewel” Divine Moonlight Jewel is designed as a symbol for turning your awareness toward the quiet voice deep within the heart. It was created as a piece that gently accompanies moments of reflection, softly illuminating feelings and senses that may have become difficult to see amid busyness or uncertainty, like the tender light of the moon. The magatama form represents “a droplet at the beginning of life,” while the brilliance of the Kiriko cut applied to it reflects both the light and shadow within. Within that layered radiance, this piece offers a quiet reminder to connect with your own natural rhythm and inner senses. Recommended For Those Who... - Wish to cherish intuition and inspiration - Want to reflect on an answer that feels true to them amid uncertainty - Feel called to gently calm and observe the waves of emotion - Wish to value the voice of their heart and their own natural timing - Would like to feel a quiet sense of stillness and sensitivity gently accompanying them - Wish to enjoy the mysterious beauty of moonstone in a soft and approachable way - Are looking for a gentle, refined bracelet that can be worn naturally in everyday life Symbolic Meanings of the Gemstones ◆Moonstone Moonstone, with its gentle glow reminiscent of soft moonlight, is traditionally associated with intuition and sensitivity. Its mysterious beauty within stillness gives the impression of quietly accompanying the subtle senses deep within the heart. ◆Diamond Diamond, known for its clear and radiant brilliance, has long been treasured as a symbol of purity and unwavering intention. Its special sparkle conveys a sense of nobility and timeless refinement. ◆Clear Quartz Clear quartz, with its pure and transparent brilliance, has long been cherished as a gemstone symbolizing clarity and purity. Its straightforward beauty conveys a sense of spaciousness and quiet, dignified stillness. ◆Freshwater Pearl Freshwater pearl, with its soft and gentle luster, has long been cherished as a symbol of elegance and tenderness. Its calm beauty adds graceful radiance and refinement to the wearer’s style. About MasPender. “Six Divine Drops of the Soul” Series Magatama Jewelry Reflecting the Souls of the Deities Through Light and Shadow “Six Divine Drops of the Soul” is a series of natural gemstone jewelry bracelets featuring magatama forms adorned with Kiriko cuts. The magatama, long cherished in Japan as an ancient form of prayer, is combined with the artistry of Kiriko cutting, which beautifully reveals both light and shadow. This series is inspired by the divine qualities of six Japanese deities: - Amaterasu Omikami - Tsukuyomi no Mikoto - Okuninushi no Mikoto - Ama no Uzume - Konohanasakuya-hime - Kukurihime no Kami Each bracelet is created as a jewelry piece that symbolically reflects the essence of its deity. With every wear, this series is designed to accompany you as you gently connect with the presence of the deities, as well as the wishes, beauty, and authentic feelings within yourself. The Magatama: A Form Symbolizing the Beginning of Life Since ancient times in Japan, forms themselves have been believed to carry meaning. Among them, the magatama is a “droplet” shape that symbolizes the beginning of life. With its soft curve, it has been cherished as a prayerful symbol associated with the power of birth, the flow of life, and the movement toward new beginnings. MasPender. sees the magatama not merely as a design motif, but as a vessel that embraces the source of life and welcomes the symbolic presence of the divine soul. The Kiriko Light That Reflects Essence Applied to this magatama is Koshu Kiseki Kiriko, crafted by Yoichi Fukazawa, a First-Class Gemstone Polishing Master and recipient of the Medal with Yellow Ribbon. The delicate cuts engraved within the stone beautifully reflect light while also creating a quiet sense of shadow. Light alone cannot create definition. Shadow alone cannot reveal presence. Only when light and shadow overlap does one begin to perceive what may be called “essence.” MasPender. expresses this radiance as a symbolic sparkle at the heart of the deity. Jewelry Designed to Accompany the Presence of the Divine The magatama represents the beginning of life. The Kiriko cut reflects the essence that appears in the subtle space between light and shadow. When these two elements come together, “Six Divine Drops of the Soul” is completed as jewelry that symbolically reflects the souls of the deities and carries the spirit of prayer. Wearing a symbol of the divine does not mean simply looking up to something distant. It is also an invitation to quiet the heart in everyday life and return to the wishes, prayers, and beauty within yourself. This jewelry is designed to gently accompany both the presence of the deities and your own inner essence. ---------------- MasPender. M-Crystal K18 Moonstone Bracelet - Tsukuyomi no Mikoto Model - Specifications Details: K18 Gold Moonstone Diamond Clear Quartz Freshwater Pearl Recommended wrist size: 14–15.5 cm * Includes a Tsukuyomi no Mikoto illustration card by fairy artist Yumi Sakao. * Includes a collaboration charm by Yumi Sakao and MasPender.

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MasPender. M-Crystal K18 Garnet Bracelet -Amaterasu Omikami- Six Divine Drops of the Soul Series

Jewelry MasPender. DAIKANYAMA — 2026-06-07T00:23:55+09:00

Divine Sunlight Jewel — An Amaterasu Omikami Magatama Natural Gemstone Jewelry Bracelet Reflecting Light — Amaterasu Omikami is celebrated in Japanese mythology as a symbol of light and renewal. At the center of this bracelet is a rounded magatama featuring garnet with a vivid crimson glow, reminiscent of a softly flickering flame. This magatama is adorned with Koshu Kiseki Kiriko, a refined Japanese gemstone-cutting technique from the historic gemstone region of Koshu, and is expressed as the central droplet inspired by Amaterasu Omikami. The interplay of light and shadow created by the Kiriko cut is designed to evoke a quiet reminder of the light within, one’s innate strength, and the will to move forward. The diamonds surrounding it shine delicately, as if reflecting rays of hope, adding a refined and elegant radiance to the entire piece. Clear quartz and freshwater pearls are used around the wrist. The transparent beauty of clear quartz and the soft luster of freshwater pearls bring the mythological world of this piece into a gentle expression that can be worn naturally in everyday life. Known as one of the most revered deities in Japan and as the sun goddess who illuminates the world, Amaterasu Omikami serves as the inspiration for this natural gemstone jewelry bracelet with dignified beauty. About Amaterasu Omikami Amaterasu Omikami is widely known in Japanese mythology as the sun deity who brings light to the world. She has been passed down through tradition as a presence associated with illuminating darkness, restoring harmony, and guiding things toward their natural state. Her symbolism is often understood not only as light for the outer world, but also as a quiet light within us, offering a meaningful opportunity to pause and reflect. Symbolic Images - A reminder to embrace brightness and a forward-looking spirit - A symbol of turning one’s attention toward one’s true self - A time to reflect on clarity, order, and direction - An intention to value confidence and inner resolve The Theme of “Divine Sunlight Jewel” Divine Sunlight Jewel is designed as a symbolic talisman for turning one’s awareness toward the light within. It was created as a piece that gently accompanies moments of reflection, when one wishes to revisit one’s feelings and intentions and consider the path ahead. The magatama form represents “a droplet at the beginning of life,” while the brilliance of the Kiriko cut engraved within it reflects both light and shadow. Within that layered radiance, this piece offers a quiet reminder to sense one’s own essence. Recommended For Those Who... - Wish to cherish their individuality and natural charm - Feel called to reflect on their confidence and inner resolve - Are at a point in life where they wish to reconsider their direction - Would like to gently incorporate the light and positive feelings within into everyday life - Wish to enjoy the strength of garnet in a soft and approachable expression - Are looking for a piece that can be worn naturally every day, like a symbolic talisman - Are drawn to the gentle expression of clear quartz and freshwater pearls Symbolic Meanings of the Gemstones ◆Garnet Garnet, with its rich and deep crimson hue, has long been cherished as a gemstone symbolizing passion and vitality. It evokes the image of inner resolve and the strength to move forward in one’s own way. ◆Diamond Diamond, known for its clear and radiant brilliance, has long been treasured as a symbol of purity and unwavering intention. Its special sparkle conveys a sense of nobility and timeless refinement. ◆Clear Quartz Clear quartz, with its pure and transparent brilliance, has long been cherished as a gemstone symbolizing clarity and purity. Its straightforward beauty conveys a sense of spaciousness and quiet, dignified stillness. ◆Freshwater Pearl Freshwater pearl, with its soft and gentle luster, has long been cherished as a symbol of elegance and tenderness. Its calm beauty adds graceful radiance and refinement to the wearer’s style. About MasPender. “Six Divine Drops of the Soul” Series Magatama Jewelry Reflecting the Souls of the Deities Through Light and Shadow “Six Divine Drops of the Soul” is a series of natural gemstone jewelry bracelets featuring magatama forms adorned with Kiriko cuts. The magatama, long cherished in Japan as an ancient form of prayer, is combined with the artistry of Kiriko cutting, which beautifully reveals both light and shadow. This series is inspired by the divine qualities of six Japanese deities: - Amaterasu Omikami - Tsukuyomi no Mikoto - Okuninushi no Mikoto - Ama no Uzume - Konohanasakuya-hime - Kukurihime no Kami Each bracelet is created as a jewelry piece that symbolically reflects the essence of its deity. With every wear, this series is designed to accompany you as you gently connect with the presence of the deities, as well as the wishes, beauty, and authentic feelings within yourself. The Magatama: A Form Symbolizing the Beginning of Life Since ancient times in Japan, forms themselves have been believed to carry meaning. Among them, the magatama is a “droplet” shape that symbolizes the beginning of life. With its soft curve, it has been cherished as a prayerful symbol associated with the power of birth, the flow of life, and the movement toward new beginnings. MasPender. sees the magatama not merely as a design motif, but as a vessel that embraces the source of life and welcomes the symbolic presence of the divine soul. The Kiriko Light That Reflects Essence Applied to this magatama is Koshu Kiseki Kiriko, crafted by Yoichi Fukazawa, a First-Class Gemstone Polishing Master and recipient of the Medal with Yellow Ribbon. The delicate cuts engraved within the stone beautifully reflect light while also creating a quiet sense of shadow. Light alone cannot create definition. Shadow alone cannot reveal presence. Only when light and shadow overlap does one begin to perceive what may be called “essence.” MasPender. expresses this radiance as a symbolic sparkle at the heart of the deity. Jewelry Designed to Accompany the Presence of the Divine The magatama represents the beginning of life. The Kiriko cut reflects the essence that appears in the subtle space between light and shadow. When these two elements come together, “Six Divine Drops of the Soul” is completed as jewelry that symbolically reflects the souls of the deities and carries the spirit of prayer. Wearing a symbol of the divine does not mean simply looking up to something distant. It is also an invitation to quiet the heart in everyday life and return to the wishes, prayers, and beauty within yourself. This jewelry is designed to gently accompany both the presence of the deities and your own inner essence. ---------------- MasPender. M-Crystal K18 Garnet Bracelet - Amaterasu Omikami Model - Specifications Details: K18 Gold Garnet Diamond Clear Quartz Freshwater Pearl Recommended wrist size: 14–15.5 cm * Includes an Amaterasu Omikami illustration card by fairy artist Yumi Sakao. * Includes a collaboration charm by Yumi Sakao and MasPender.

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MasPender. K18 Lemon Quartz Bracelet -Kukurihime no Kami Model- Six Divine Drops of the Soul Series

Jewelry MasPender. DAIKANYAMA — 2026-06-06T23:52:33+09:00

Divine Balance and Harmony Jewel — A Kukurihime no Kami Magatama Bracelet Reflecting Clear Harmony — Kukurihime no Kami is described in Japanese mythology as a presence that softens opposition and guides the whole toward harmony. Lemon quartz, with its clear and translucent beauty, evokes a sense of calm clarity, as if creating a little space to step back from what is in front of you and view things from a broader perspective. It is paired with yellow sapphire and diamond, both sparkling brightly like rays of hopeful light, creating a composition that conveys a positive radiance within stillness. Lemon quartz is traditionally associated with clarity of thought and light, graceful balance, yellow sapphire with bright intelligence and positive judgment, and diamond with the radiance that keeps that harmony clear. In this jewelry piece, the magatama is adorned with Koshu Kiseki Kiriko, a refined Japanese gemstone-cutting technique from the historic gemstone region of Koshu. It is expressed as the central droplet inspired by Kukurihime no Kami. The interplay of light and shadow created by the Kiriko cut is designed to evoke the image of revisiting the balance among the heart, the mind, relationships, and everyday reality, and of bringing the whole gently into harmony. The calm glow of K18 gold adds a quiet sense of completeness to this world of symbolism. We invite you to welcome this bracelet as a meaningful piece designed to accompany those who wish to bring greater harmony to the flow of life as a whole, and who value calm, thoughtful judgment. About Kukurihime no Kami Kukurihime no Kami is known in Japanese mythology as a presence who stands between opposing forces and guides them toward harmony. She has been passed down as a symbol of reconnecting what has been divided and gently leading it toward peace and balance. Her presence offers a reminder to value balance and harmony in all things. ＜Symbolic Images＞・An intention to gently reconnect what feels divided or in conflict ・A sense of bringing the heart and everyday reality into balance ・A flow that moves toward calmness and stability ・A quiet process of reflection for facing important choices The Theme of “Divine Balance and Harmony Jewel” Divine Balance and Harmony Jewel symbolizes bringing together what once felt scattered and guiding it into a more harmonious whole. It is designed as a piece that gently accompanies moments of noticing the gap between the heart and everyday reality, and of revisiting the balance that feels most natural and comfortable to you. The magatama form represents “a droplet at the beginning of life,” while the delicate brilliance of the Kiriko cut reflects the beauty of the process of coming into harmony. Recommended For Those Who... ・Wish to bring more balance to relationships or their surrounding environment ・Want to reflect on the gap between their heart and everyday reality ・Feel called to organize their thoughts and feelings amid uncertainty ・Wish to value a calm and steady state of being ・Would like to enjoy transparent beauty with an intelligent and refined impression ・Are drawn to jewelry with a quiet presence and a poised, graceful appearance 【Symbolic Meanings of the Gemstones】 ◆Lemon Quartz Lemon quartz, with its bright and translucent clarity, evokes lightness and a clear sense of balance. Its soft glow suggests fresh intelligence and serene beauty. ◆Yellow Sapphire Yellow sapphire, with its uplifting brilliance, evokes hope and bright intelligence. Its lively sparkle adds a positive and refined impression. ◆Diamond Diamond, known for its clear and radiant brilliance, has long been treasured as a symbol of purity and unwavering intention. Its special sparkle conveys a sense of nobility and timeless refinement. About MasPender. “Six Divine Drops of the Soul” Series Magatama Jewelry Reflecting the Souls of the Deities Through Light and Shadow “Six Divine Drops of the Soul” is a series of natural gemstone jewelry bracelets featuring magatama forms adorned with Kiriko cuts. The magatama, long cherished in Japan as an ancient form of prayer, is combined with the artistry of Kiriko cutting, which beautifully reveals both light and shadow. This series is inspired by the divine qualities of six Japanese deities: ・Amaterasu Omikami ・Tsukuyomi no Mikoto ・Okuninushi no Mikoto ・Ame no Uzume ・Konohanasakuya-hime ・Kukurihime no Kami Each bracelet is created as a jewelry piece that symbolically reflects the essence of its deity. With every wear, this series is designed to accompany you as you gently connect with the presence of the deities, as well as the wishes, beauty, and authentic feelings within yourself. The Magatama: A Form Symbolizing the Beginning of Life Since ancient times in Japan, forms themselves have been believed to carry meaning. Among them, the magatama is a “droplet” shape that symbolizes the beginning of life. With its soft curve, it has been cherished as a prayerful symbol associated with the power of birth, the flow of life, and the movement toward new beginnings. MasPender. sees the magatama not merely as a design motif, but as a vessel that embraces the source of life and welcomes the symbolic presence of the divine soul. The Kiriko Light That Reflects Essence Applied to this magatama is Koshu Kiseki Kiriko, crafted by Yoichi Fukazawa, a First-Class Gemstone Polishing Master and recipient of the Medal with Yellow Ribbon. The delicate cuts engraved within the stone beautifully reflect light while also creating a quiet sense of shadow. Light alone cannot create definition. Shadow alone cannot reveal presence. Only when light and shadow overlap does one begin to perceive what may be called “essence.” MasPender. expresses this radiance as a symbolic sparkle at the heart of the deity. Jewelry Designed to Accompany the Presence of the Divine The magatama represents the beginning of life. The Kiriko cut reflects the essence that appears in the subtle space between light and shadow. When these two elements come together, “Six Divine Drops of the Soul” is completed as jewelry that symbolically reflects the souls of the deities and carries the spirit of prayer. Wearing a symbol of the divine does not mean simply looking up to something distant. It is also an invitation to quiet the heart in everyday life and return to the wishes, prayers, and beauty within yourself. This jewelry is designed to gently accompany both the presence of the deities and your own inner essence. ---------------- ＜MasPender. K18 Lemon Quartz Bracelet - Kukurihime no Kami Model - Specifications＞ Details: K18 Gold Lemon Quartz Yellow Sapphire Diamond Recommended wrist size: 15–16.5 cm ★Includes a Kukurihime no Kami illustration card by fairy artist Yumi Sakao!

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MasPender. K18 Rose Quartz Bracelet -Konohanasakuya-hime Model- Six Divine Drops of the Soul Series

Jewelry MasPender. DAIKANYAMA — 2026-06-06T23:50:47+09:00

Divine Love and Beauty Jewel — A Konohanasakuya-hime Magatama Bracelet for Blossoming Through Self-Love — Konohanasakuya-hime is cherished as a deity symbolizing beauty and blossoming, like cherry blossoms in full bloom. Rose quartz, with its gentle color like enduring love crystallized into form, is paired with diamond to create a composition that suggests love and a tender symbolic presence. Rose quartz is traditionally associated with love and gentleness, pink sapphire with vibrant charm and refined beauty, and diamond with the radiance that enhances that beauty. In this jewelry piece, the magatama is adorned with Koshu Kiseki Kiriko, a refined Japanese gemstone-cutting technique from the historic gemstone region of Koshu. It is expressed as the central droplet inspired by Konohanasakuya-hime. The interplay of light and shadow created by the Kiriko cut is designed to evoke the image of love, charm, and beauty naturally blossoming from the foundation of cherishing oneself. The refined glow of K18 gold enhances this world of symbolism. We invite you to welcome this bracelet as a meaningful piece designed to accompany those who wish to cherish beauty from within and a gentle, graceful charm. About Konohanasakuya-hime Konohanasakuya-hime is cherished in Japanese mythology as a deity symbolizing love, beauty, and the radiance of life. She has been passed down as a presence associated with the fleeting beauty of cherry blossoms, and with the quiet vitality and renewal found within that transience. Her presence is also understood as a symbol of cherishing the beauty and softness that reside within. ＜Symbolic Images＞・An opportunity to notice the beauty and charm within ・A sense of cherishing gentleness and affection ・An awareness of renewal and new beginnings ・A time to treat yourself with care and tenderness The Theme of “Divine Love and Beauty Jewel” Divine Love and Beauty Jewel symbolizes bringing light to the gentle charm and sensitivity within yourself. It is designed as a piece that gently accompanies moments of returning to the feeling of cherishing oneself, something that can easily be overlooked amid the busyness of everyday life. The magatama form represents “a droplet at the beginning of life,” while the brilliance of the Kiriko cut applied to it reflects the beauty and radiance of life within. Recommended For Those Who... ・Wish to nurture the feeling of cherishing themselves ・Want to value their inner charm and softness ・Feel called to release tension and return to gentleness ・Wish to step forward as a renewed version of themselves ・Would like to wear love and beauty in a refined way, without an overly sweet impression ・Wish to give form to their intention of self-care through dignified jewelry ・Want to cherish both soft charm and elegant radiance ・Are drawn to designs that feel feminine yet mature and sophisticated 【Symbolic Meanings of the Gemstones】 ◆Rose Quartz Rose quartz, with its soft and gentle hue, has long been cherished as a gemstone symbolizing love and tenderness. It evokes the image of cherishing oneself, as well as calm and graceful beauty. ◆Pink Sapphire Pink sapphire, with its delicate radiance, evokes charm and refined beauty. Its sweetness is balanced by a dignified elegance, adding a sense of luxurious radiance. ◆Diamond Diamond, known for its clear and radiant brilliance, has long been treasured as a symbol of purity and unwavering intention. Its special sparkle conveys a sense of nobility and timeless refinement. About MasPender. “Six Divine Drops of the Soul” Series Magatama Jewelry Reflecting the Souls of the Deities Through Light and Shadow “Six Divine Drops of the Soul” is a series of natural gemstone jewelry bracelets featuring magatama forms adorned with Kiriko cuts. The magatama, long cherished in Japan as an ancient form of prayer, is combined with the artistry of Kiriko cutting, which beautifully reveals both light and shadow. This series is inspired by the divine qualities of six Japanese deities: ・Amaterasu Omikami ・Tsukuyomi no Mikoto ・Okuninushi no Mikoto ・Ame no Uzume ・Konohanasakuya-hime ・Kukurihime no Kami Each bracelet is created as a jewelry piece that symbolically reflects the essence of its deity. With every wear, this series is designed to accompany you as you gently connect with the presence of the deities, as well as the wishes, beauty, and authentic feelings within yourself. The Magatama: A Form Symbolizing the Beginning of Life Since ancient times in Japan, forms themselves have been believed to carry meaning. Among them, the magatama is a “droplet” shape that symbolizes the beginning of life. With its soft curve, it has been cherished as a prayerful symbol associated with the power of birth, the flow of life, and the movement toward new beginnings. MasPender. sees the magatama not merely as a design motif, but as a vessel that embraces the source of life and welcomes the symbolic presence of the divine soul. The Kiriko Light That Reflects Essence Applied to this magatama is Koshu Kiseki Kiriko, crafted by Yoichi Fukazawa, a First-Class Gemstone Polishing Master and recipient of the Medal with Yellow Ribbon. The delicate cuts engraved within the stone beautifully reflect light while also creating a quiet sense of shadow. Light alone cannot create definition. Shadow alone cannot reveal presence. Only when light and shadow overlap does one begin to perceive what may be called “essence.” MasPender. expresses this radiance as a symbolic sparkle at the heart of the deity. Jewelry Designed to Accompany the Presence of the Divine The magatama represents the beginning of life. The Kiriko cut reflects the essence that appears in the subtle space between light and shadow. When these two elements come together, “Six Divine Drops of the Soul” is completed as jewelry that symbolically reflects the souls of the deities and carries the spirit of prayer. Wearing a symbol of the divine does not mean simply looking up to something distant. It is also an invitation to quiet the heart in everyday life and return to the wishes, prayers, and beauty within yourself. This jewelry is designed to gently accompany both the presence of the deities and your own inner essence. ---------------- ＜MasPender. K18 Rose Quartz Bracelet - Konohanasakuya-hime Model - Specifications＞ Details: K18 Gold Rose Quartz Pink Sapphire Diamond Recommended wrist size: 15–16.5 cm ★Includes a Konohanasakuya-hime illustration card by fairy artist Yumi Sakao!

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MasPender. K18 Citrine Bracelet - Ama no Uzume Model - Six Divine Drops of the Soul Series

Jewelry MasPender. DAIKANYAMA — 2026-06-06T23:44:27+09:00

Divine Joy and Blessing Jewel — An Ama no Uzume Magatama Bracelet for Embracing Your Unique Charm — Ama no Uzume is known in Japanese mythology as a deity who brought movement to the atmosphere through joy, laughter, and expression. Citrine, with its vivid color like crystallized light of joy, radiates a bright and celebratory presence. The diamond placed beside it adds a further sparkle of blessing, reflecting dignified refinement within its brilliant radiance. Citrine is traditionally associated with brightness and abundance, while diamond has long been cherished as a symbol of personal charm and the brilliance of individuality. In this jewelry piece, the magatama is adorned with Koshu Kiseki Kiriko, a refined Japanese gemstone-cutting technique from the historic gemstone region of Koshu. It is expressed as the central droplet inspired by Ama no Uzume. The interplay of light and shadow created by the Kiriko cut is designed to evoke the image of softening stagnant air and allowing the flow of each day to move forward through joy, lightness, and self-expression. The brilliant glow of K18 gold beautifully enhances this world of symbolism. We invite you to welcome this bracelet as a meaningful piece designed to accompany those who wish to bring gentle balance to their daily flow through their own charm and expression, without feeling the need to overexert themselves. About Ama no Uzume Ama no Uzume is known in Japanese mythology as a deity who transformed the atmosphere through the power of joy, laughter, and expression. When Amaterasu Omikami hid herself in the Heavenly Rock Cave, Ama no Uzume danced and created a joyful atmosphere, inviting light to return to the world. Her presence has been passed down as a symbol of lighthearted movement, softening heavy atmospheres and gently opening the hearts of people. ＜Symbolic Images＞・An opportunity to rediscover joy and lightness ・A sense of opening your awareness toward self-expression ・A time to turn your heart toward connection and meaningful bonds ・Flexibility to welcome new flow and change The Theme of “Divine Joy and Blessing Jewel” Divine Joy and Blessing Jewel symbolizes opening the heart and allowing the flow of life to move with lightness. It was designed with the image of gently accompanying moments when the atmosphere that once felt stagnant begins to shift softly through self-expression and a renewed awareness of joy. The magatama form represents “a droplet at the beginning of life,” while the brilliance of the Kiriko cut applied to it reflects the light and vitality within. Its radiance offers a quiet reminder to notice the possibilities and unique charm that already exist within you. Recommended For Those Who... ・Wish to shift a heavy atmosphere into something lighter ・Want to cherish self-expression and their unique charm in front of others ・Feel called to open their heart to new connections and opportunities ・Would like to be more mindful of joy and delight in daily life ・Wish to value the simple act of enjoying life ・Would like to wear the cheerful glow of citrine with the special elegance of fine jewelry ・Are looking for a meaningful piece to accompany moments of standing before others or shining in their own way 【Symbolic Meanings of the Gemstones】 ◆Citrine Citrine, with its warmth like sunlight held within the stone, has long been cherished as a gemstone symbolizing joy and abundance. Its cheerful and radiant glow gives the impression of brightly enhancing one’s natural charm. ◆Diamond Diamond, known for its clear and radiant brilliance, has long been treasured as a symbol of purity and unwavering intention. Its special sparkle conveys a sense of nobility and timeless refinement. About MasPender. “Six Divine Drops of the Soul” Series Magatama Jewelry Reflecting the Souls of the Deities Through Light and Shadow “Six Divine Drops of the Soul” is a series of natural gemstone jewelry bracelets featuring magatama forms adorned with Kiriko cuts. The magatama, long cherished in Japan as an ancient form of prayer, is combined with the artistry of Kiriko cutting, which beautifully reveals both light and shadow. This series is inspired by the divine qualities of six Japanese deities: ・Amaterasu Omikami ・Tsukuyomi no Mikoto ・Okuninushi no Mikoto ・Ama no Uzume ・Konohanasakuya-hime ・Kukurihime no Kami Each bracelet is created as a jewelry piece that symbolically reflects the essence of its deity. With every wear, this series is designed to accompany you as you gently connect with the presence of the deities, as well as the wishes, beauty, and authentic feelings within yourself. The Magatama: A Form Symbolizing the Beginning of Life Since ancient times in Japan, forms themselves have been believed to carry meaning. Among them, the magatama is a “droplet” shape that symbolizes the beginning of life. With its soft curve, it has been cherished as a prayerful symbol associated with the power of birth, the flow of life, and the movement toward new beginnings. MasPender. sees the magatama not merely as a design motif, but as a vessel that embraces the source of life and welcomes the symbolic presence of the divine soul. The Kiriko Light That Reflects Essence Applied to this magatama is Koshu Kiseki Kiriko, crafted by Yoichi Fukazawa, a First-Class Gemstone Polishing Master and recipient of the Medal with Yellow Ribbon. The delicate cuts engraved within the stone beautifully reflect light while also creating a quiet sense of shadow. Light alone cannot create definition. Shadow alone cannot reveal presence. Only when light and shadow overlap does one begin to perceive what may be called “essence.” MasPender. expresses this radiance as a symbolic sparkle at the heart of the deity. Jewelry Designed to Accompany the Presence of the Divine The magatama represents the beginning of life. The Kiriko cut reflects the essence that appears in the subtle space between light and shadow. When these two elements come together, “Six Divine Drops of the Soul” is completed as jewelry that symbolically reflects the souls of the deities and carries the spirit of prayer. Wearing a symbol of the divine does not mean simply looking up to something distant. It is also an invitation to quiet the heart in everyday life and return to the wishes, prayers, and beauty within yourself. This jewelry is designed to gently accompany both the presence of the deities and your own inner essence. ---------------- ＜MasPender. K18 Citrine Bracelet - Ama no Uzume Model - Specifications＞ Details: K18 Gold Citrine Diamond Recommended wrist size: 15–16.5 cm ★Includes an Ama no Uzume illustration card by fairy artist Yumi Sakao!

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MasPender. K18 Peridot Bracelet - Okuninushi no Mikoto Model - Six Divine Drops of the Soul Series

Jewelry MasPender. DAIKANYAMA — 2026-06-06T23:36:58+09:00

Divine Harvest Jewel — An Okuninushi no Mikoto Magatama Bracelet Reflecting Meaningful Connections and Fulfillment — Okuninushi no Mikoto is widely cherished as a deity associated with connection and meaningful relationships. Peridot, with its layered yellow-green glow, evokes the feeling of abundance crystallized through all that has been lovingly woven over time. The surrounding diamonds shimmer softly, as if quietly watching over precious bonds, adding a sense of calm refinement. Peridot is traditionally associated with brightness and a forward-looking flow, while diamond has long been cherished as a symbol of essential brilliance and enduring value. In this jewelry piece, the magatama is adorned with Koshu Kiseki Kiriko, a refined Japanese gemstone-cutting technique from the historic gemstone region of Koshu. It is expressed as the central droplet inspired by Okuninushi no Mikoto. The interplay of light and shadow created by the Kiriko cut is designed to evoke the image of connecting, nurturing, and bringing to fruition many kinds of relationships and opportunities, including bonds between people, work, and meaningful encounters. The refined glow of K18 gold lends dignified elegance to this world of symbolism. We invite you to welcome this bracelet as a meaningful piece designed to accompany those who wish to cherish their connections while nurturing the fulfillment of their own life. About Okuninushi no Mikoto Okuninushi no Mikoto is widely known in Japanese mythology as a deity associated with nation-building and harmonious relationships. He has been passed down through tradition as a presence connected not only with bonds between people, but also with work, opportunities, and many kinds of meaningful connections. His story is remembered as that of a deity who overcame many trials and went on to build a rich and flourishing world. ＜Symbolic Images＞・An intention to cherish meaningful bonds and human connection ・A sense of nurturing the opportunities that come your way ・A flow that leads toward abundance and fulfillment ・An attitude of valuing the steady accumulation of each day The Theme of “Divine Harvest Jewel” Divine Harvest Jewel symbolizes cherishing the connections and cycles that come into our lives and allowing them to grow into fulfillment. It is designed as a piece that gently accompanies an awareness of receiving encounters and opportunities with care, rather than letting them simply pass by. The magatama form represents “a droplet at the beginning of life,” while the brilliance of the Kiriko cut engraved within it softly reflects the expanding nature of connection and life’s unfolding flow. Recommended For Those Who... ・Wish to cherish meaningful bonds and human connection ・Hope to cultivate the opportunities that come their way into fulfillment ・Would like to keep good relationships, networks, and expanding work opportunities in mind ・Feel called to revisit the flow of life with a positive outlook ・Would like to enjoy the bright glow of peridot with calm sophistication and luxury ・Wish to choose a symbolic talisman in the form of refined jewelry 【Symbolic Meanings of the Gemstones】 ◆Peridot Peridot, with its fresh and luminous glow, has long been cherished as a gemstone that evokes brightness, hope, and a forward-looking sense of flow. Its light and open color brings to mind a feeling of abundance and fulfillment. ◆Diamond Diamond, known for its clear and radiant brilliance, has long been treasured as a symbol of purity and unwavering intention. Its special sparkle conveys a sense of nobility and timeless refinement. About MasPender. “Six Divine Drops of the Soul” Series Magatama Jewelry Reflecting the Souls of the Deities Through Light and Shadow “Six Divine Drops of the Soul” is a series of natural gemstone jewelry bracelets featuring magatama forms adorned with Kiriko cuts. The magatama, long cherished in Japan as an ancient form of prayer, is combined with the artistry of Kiriko cutting, which beautifully reveals both light and shadow. This series is inspired by the divine qualities of six Japanese deities: ・Amaterasu Omikami ・Tsukuyomi no Mikoto ・Okuninushi no Mikoto ・Ame no Uzume ・Konohanasakuya-hime ・Kukurihime no Kami Each bracelet is created as a jewelry piece that symbolically reflects the essence of its deity. With every wear, this series is designed to accompany you as you gently connect with the presence of the deities, as well as the wishes, beauty, and authentic feelings within yourself. The Magatama: A Form Symbolizing the Beginning of Life Since ancient times in Japan, forms themselves have been believed to carry meaning. Among them, the magatama is a “droplet” shape that symbolizes the beginning of life. With its soft curve, it has been cherished as a prayerful symbol associated with the power of birth, the flow of life, and the movement toward new beginnings. MasPender. sees the magatama not merely as a design motif, but as a vessel that embraces the source of life and welcomes the symbolic presence of the divine soul. The Kiriko Light That Reflects Essence Applied to this magatama is Koshu Kiseki Kiriko, crafted by Yoichi Fukazawa, a First-Class Gemstone Polishing Master and recipient of the Medal with Yellow Ribbon. The delicate cuts engraved within the stone beautifully reflect light while also creating a quiet sense of shadow. Light alone cannot create definition. Shadow alone cannot reveal presence. Only when light and shadow overlap does one begin to perceive what may be called “essence.” MasPender. expresses this radiance as a symbolic sparkle at the heart of the deity.  Jewelry Designed to Accompany the Presence of the Divine The magatama represents the beginning of life. The Kiriko cut reflects the essence that appears in the subtle space between light and shadow. When these two elements come together, “Six Divine Drops of the Soul” is completed as jewelry that symbolically reflects the souls of the deities and carries the spirit of prayer. Wearing a symbol of the divine does not mean simply looking up to something distant. It is also an invitation to quiet the heart in everyday life and return to the wishes, prayers, and beauty within yourself. This jewelry is designed to gently accompany both the presence of the deities and your own inner essence. ---------------- ＜MasPender. K18 Peridot Bracelet - Okuninushi no Mikoto Model - Specifications＞ Details: K18 Peridot Diamond Recommended wrist size: 15–16.5 cm ★Includes an Okuninushi no Mikoto illustration card by fairy artist Yumi Sakao!

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MasPender. K18 Moonstone Bracelet - Tsukuyomi no Mikoto Model - Six Divine Drops of the Soul Series

Jewelry MasPender. DAIKANYAMA — 2026-06-06T22:52:49+09:00

Divine Moonlight Jewel — A Tsukuyomi no Mikoto Magatama Bracelet Reflecting Quiet Moonlight — Tsukuyomi no Mikoto is described in Japanese mythology as a deity associated with the night, time, and the inner world. Moonstone, with its gentle glow reminiscent of moonlight crystallized into form, is traditionally associated with intuition and sensitivity, while diamond has long been cherished as a symbol of purity and inner resolve within its clear brilliance. In this jewelry piece, the magatama is adorned with Koshu Kiseki Kiriko, a refined Japanese gemstone-cutting technique from the historic gemstone region of Koshu. It is expressed as the central droplet inspired by Tsukuyomi no Mikoto. The subtle space between light and shadow created by the Kiriko cut is designed to evoke the image of becoming aware of the true feelings and quiet senses deep within the heart, as well as one’s own natural timing. The soft glow of K18 gold gently supports this world of symbolism, like calm moonlight. For moments when you find yourself in uncertainty, or when you wish to reflect on an answer that feels natural to you. We invite you to welcome this magatama jewelry as a quiet and meaningful companion. About Tsukuyomi no Mikoto Tsukuyomi no Mikoto is known in Japanese mythology as a deity symbolizing the night, time, and inner stillness. Like the gentle light of the moon, Tsukuyomi no Mikoto has been described as a presence that softly illuminates things and invites us to turn our awareness toward the feelings and senses deep within the heart. With a quiet light that seems to gently accompany us, Tsukuyomi no Mikoto is often associated with moments when emotions waver or the heart feels uncertain, offering a reminder to return to one’s own natural rhythm and inner senses. ＜Symbolic Images＞・A time to turn your awareness toward inner stillness ・A gentle opportunity to revisit your emotions and feelings ・A reminder to value your own rhythm and timing ・A symbolic talisman for moments when you wish to receive intuition or inspiration The Theme of “Divine Moonlight Jewel” Divine Moonlight Jewel is designed as a symbol for turning your awareness toward the quiet voice deep within the heart. It was created as a piece that gently accompanies moments of reflection, softly illuminating feelings and senses that may have become difficult to see amid busyness or uncertainty, like the tender light of the moon. The magatama form represents “a droplet at the beginning of life,” while the brilliance of the Kiriko cut applied to it reflects both the light and shadow within. Within that layered radiance, this piece offers a quiet reminder to connect with your own natural rhythm and inner senses. Recommended For Those Who... ・Wish to cherish intuition and inspiration ・Want to reflect on an answer that feels true to them amid uncertainty ・Feel called to gently calm and observe the waves of emotion ・Wish to receive the flow and timing of life with care ・Would like to incorporate a refined jewelry piece with soft mystique ・Are drawn to calm, moonlike beauty ・Are looking for a subtle, elegant piece with quiet dignity 【Symbolic Meanings of the Gemstones】 ◆Moonstone Moonstone, with its gentle glow reminiscent of soft moonlight, is traditionally associated with intuition and sensitivity. Its mysterious beauty within stillness gives the impression of quietly accompanying the subtle senses deep within the heart. ◆Diamond Diamond, known for its clear and radiant brilliance, has long been treasured as a symbol of purity and unwavering intention. Its special sparkle conveys a sense of nobility and timeless refinement. About MasPender. “Six Divine Drops of the Soul” Series Magatama Jewelry Reflecting the Souls of the Deities Through Light and Shadow “Six Divine Drops of the Soul” is a series of natural gemstone jewelry bracelets featuring magatama forms adorned with Kiriko cuts. The magatama, long cherished in Japan as an ancient form of prayer, is combined with the artistry of Kiriko cutting, which beautifully reveals both light and shadow. This series is inspired by the divine qualities of six Japanese deities: ・Amaterasu Omikami ・Tsukuyomi no Mikoto ・Okuninushi no Mikoto ・Ame no Uzume ・Konohanasakuya-hime ・Kukurihime no Kami Each bracelet is created as a jewelry piece that symbolically reflects the essence of its deity. With every wear, this series is designed to accompany you as you gently connect with the presence of the deities, as well as the wishes, beauty, and authentic feelings within yourself. The Magatama: A Form Symbolizing the Beginning of Life Since ancient times in Japan, forms themselves have been believed to carry meaning. Among them, the magatama is a “droplet” shape that symbolizes the beginning of life. With its soft curve, it has been cherished as a prayerful symbol associated with the power of birth, the flow of life, and the movement toward new beginnings. MasPender. sees the magatama not merely as a design motif, but as a vessel that embraces the source of life and welcomes the symbolic presence of the divine soul. The Kiriko Light That Reflects Essence Applied to this magatama is Koshu Kiseki Kiriko, crafted by Yoichi Fukazawa, a First-Class Gemstone Polishing Master and recipient of the Medal with Yellow Ribbon. The delicate cuts engraved within the stone beautifully reflect light while also creating a quiet sense of shadow. Light alone cannot create definition. Shadow alone cannot reveal presence. Only when light and shadow overlap does one begin to perceive what may be called “essence.” MasPender. expresses this radiance as a symbolic sparkle at the heart of the deity.  Jewelry Designed to Accompany the Presence of the Divine The magatama represents the beginning of life. The Kiriko cut reflects the essence that appears in the subtle space between light and shadow. When these two elements come together, “Six Divine Drops of the Soul” is completed as jewelry that symbolically reflects the souls of the deities and carries the spirit of prayer. Wearing a symbol of the divine does not mean simply looking up to something distant. It is also an invitation to quiet the heart in everyday life and return to the wishes, prayers, and beauty within yourself. This jewelry is designed to gently accompany both the presence of the deities and your own inner essence. ---------------- ＜MasPender. K18 Moonstone Bracelet - Tsukuyomi no Mikoto Model - Specifications＞ Details: K18 Gold Moonstone Diamond Recommended wrist size: 15–16.5 cm ★Includes a Tsukuyomi no Mikoto illustration card by fairy artist Yumi Sakao!

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MasPender. K18 Garnet Bracelet - Amaterasu Omikami Model - Six Divine Drops of the Soul Series

Jewelry MasPender. DAIKANYAMA — 2026-06-06T22:07:56+09:00

Divine Sunlight Jewel — An Amaterasu Omikami Magatama Bracelet Symbolizing Light and Renewal — Amaterasu Omikami is celebrated in Japanese mythology as a symbol of light and renewal. The fiery deep-red garnet has long been cherished as a symbol of passion and vitality, while diamond is traditionally associated with unwavering brilliance and inner resolve. In this jewelry piece, the magatama is adorned with Koshu Kiseki Kiriko, a refined Japanese gemstone-cutting technique from the historic gemstone region of Koshu. It is expressed as the central droplet inspired by Amaterasu Omikami. The interplay of light and shadow created by the Kiriko cut is designed to evoke a quiet reminder of the light within, one’s innate strength, and the will to move forward. The powerful yet refined glow of K18 gold gently enhances this world of symbolism. Known as one of the most revered deities in Japan and as the sun goddess who illuminates the world, Amaterasu Omikami serves as the inspiration for this elegant K18 bracelet. We invite you to welcome this bracelet as a meaningful piece designed to accompany those who wish to reconnect with their sense of self and positive intentions during important turning points in life. About Amaterasu Omikami Amaterasu Omikami is widely known in Japanese mythology as the sun deity who brings light to the world. She has been passed down through tradition as a presence associated with illuminating darkness, restoring harmony, and guiding things toward their natural state. Her symbolism is often understood not only as light for the outer world, but also as a quiet light within us, offering a meaningful opportunity to pause and reflect. ＜Symbolic Images＞・A reminder to embrace brightness and a forward-looking spirit ・A symbol of turning one’s attention toward one’s true self ・A time to reflect on clarity, order, and direction ・An intention to value confidence and inner resolve The Theme of “Divine Sunlight Jewel” Divine Sunlight Jewel is designed as a symbolic talisman for turning one’s awareness toward the light within. It was created as a piece that gently accompanies moments of reflection, when one wishes to revisit one’s feelings and intentions and consider the path ahead. The magatama form represents “a droplet at the beginning of life,” while the brilliance of the Kiriko cut engraved within it reflects both light and shadow. Within that layered radiance, this piece offers a quiet reminder to sense one’s own essence. Recommended For Those Who... ・Wish to cherish their individuality and natural charm ・Feel called to reflect on their confidence and inner resolve ・Are at a point in life where they wish to reconsider their direction ・Wish to become more aware of the passion and feelings within ・Would like to wear a refined jewelry piece that symbolizes their authentic self and inner strength ・Are looking for a meaningful bracelet to accompany a positive intention at an important life milestone ・Are drawn to dignified designs that combine strength with elegance 【Symbolic Meanings of the Gemstones】 ◆Garnet Garnet, with its rich and deep crimson hue, has long been cherished as a gemstone symbolizing passion and vitality. It evokes the image of inner resolve and the strength to move forward in one’s own way. ◆Diamond Diamond, known for its clear and radiant brilliance, has long been treasured as a symbol of purity and unwavering intention. Its special sparkle conveys a sense of nobility and timeless refinement. About MasPender. “Six Divine Drops of the Soul” Series Magatama Jewelry Reflecting the Souls of the Deities Through Light and Shadow “Six Divine Drops of the Soul” is a series of natural gemstone jewelry bracelets featuring magatama forms adorned with Kiriko cuts. The magatama, long cherished in Japan as an ancient form of prayer, is combined with the artistry of Kiriko cutting, which beautifully reveals both light and shadow. This series is inspired by the divine qualities of six Japanese deities: ・Amaterasu Omikami ・Tsukuyomi no Mikoto ・Okuninushi no Mikoto ・Ame no Uzume ・Konohanasakuya-hime ・Kukurihime no Kami Each bracelet is created as a jewelry piece that symbolically reflects the essence of its deity. With every wear, this series is designed to accompany you as you gently connect with the presence of the deities, as well as the wishes, beauty, and authentic feelings within yourself. The Magatama: A Form Symbolizing the Beginning of Life Since ancient times in Japan, forms themselves have been believed to carry meaning. Among them, the magatama is a “droplet” shape that symbolizes the beginning of life. With its soft curve, it has been cherished as a prayerful symbol associated with the power of birth, the flow of life, and the movement toward new beginnings. MasPender. sees the magatama not merely as a design motif, but as a vessel that embraces the source of life and welcomes the symbolic presence of the divine soul. The Kiriko Light That Reflects Essence Applied to this magatama is Koshu Kiseki Kiriko, crafted by Yoichi Fukazawa, a First-Class Gemstone Polishing Master and recipient of the Medal with Yellow Ribbon. The delicate cuts engraved within the stone beautifully reflect light while also creating a quiet sense of shadow. Light alone cannot create definition. Shadow alone cannot reveal presence. Only when light and shadow overlap does one begin to perceive what may be called “essence.” MasPender. expresses this radiance as a symbolic sparkle at the heart of the deity.  Jewelry Designed to Accompany the Presence of the Divine The magatama represents the beginning of life. The Kiriko cut reflects the essence that appears in the subtle space between light and shadow. When these two elements come together, “Six Divine Drops of the Soul” is completed as jewelry that symbolically reflects the souls of the deities and carries the spirit of prayer. Wearing a symbol of the divine does not mean simply looking up to something distant. It is also an invitation to quiet the heart in everyday life and return to the wishes, prayers, and beauty within yourself. This jewelry is designed to gently accompany both the presence of the deities and your own inner essence. ---------------- ＜MasPender. K18 Garnet Bracelet - Amaterasu Omikami Model - Specifications＞ Details: K18 Gold Garnet Diamond Recommended wrist size: 15–16.5 cm ★Includes an Amaterasu Omikami illustration card by fairy artist Yumi Sakao!

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MasPender. 237 Pt900/850 Blue Topaz & Blue Sapphire ＜Arc of Azure＞

Jewelry MasPender. DAIKANYAMA — 2025-09-19T13:50:43+09:00

Arc of Azure — Opening the Best Path in Life through Wisdom and Protection, MP.237 Pt900/850 × Blue Topaz × Blue Sapphire Pendant Clear, radiant shades of blue shimmer with quiet dignity at the chest in blue topaz and blue sapphire. Their deep hues symbolize the insight to discern truth and the sincerity that builds trust. The arc-shaped motif, embraced by the noble radiance of platinum, is an auspicious symbol that opens the future wide and guides life toward success. Each time you wear it, your mind is sharpened and clarity replaces hesitation, empowering you to choose what is truly best for you. With calm judgment, unwavering trust, and emotional stability at its core, this jewelry supports every important turning point and new beginning in your life, promising clear decisions and an exciting future ahead. Its luminous blue glow becomes a steadfast companion—illuminating your path and guiding you toward a sincere, confident life free of regret. 【Theme】 To cultivate wisdom and trust, elevate spiritual awareness, and continually open the path toward the best possible future. 【Keywords】 ・Wisdom and Rationality ・Emotional and Spiritual Stability ・Truth and Integrity ・Bonds of Trust ・Protection and Dignity 【Recommended For】 ・Those who are facing major life choices or important decisions (such as career paths, job changes, independence, marriage, or relocation) ・Those who wish to remain calm, clear-minded, and consistently choose the right path ・Those who seek to earn the trust of others and move forward with confidence and peace of mind ・Those who value emotional stability and inner growth ・Those who aspire to live without regret and pursue what is truly best for themselves ＜Motif and Symbolic Meanings of the Gemstone＞ ◆ Sensu Motif A symbol of prosperity and good fortune, inspired by the sensu, a traditional Japanese folding fan whose arc-shaped form represents auspicious expansion. It signifies a future that opens widely, unfolding toward growth, success, and new possibilities. ◆ Blue Topaz ・Enhances focus and mental clarity ・Promotes emotional balance and inner calm ・Soothes fear, anxiety, and stress ・Strengthens mental resilience to pursue goals without giving up ・Awakens inspiration, sensitivity, and creative expression ・Attracts material abundance, bringing success and prosperity ◆ Blue Sapphire ・Strengthens willpower and concentration ・Cultivates discernment and the ability to perceive truth ・Encourages spiritual growth and imparts wisdom ・Brings calm judgment and clear decision-making About the MasPender. Arc-Shaped Fan Pendant The fan symbolizes an ever-expanding future. Composed of four sensu motifs, this is a piece of lucky jewelry designed to shape and guide your destiny. The sensu has long been regarded as an auspicious symbol of prosperity and good fortune, representing a future that unfolds broadly and abundantly. With a delicate grace reminiscent of fluttering butterflies, gemstones are carefully arranged to express the traditions and refined sensibilities cherished in Japan, resulting in a truly one-of-a-kind piece of jewelry. Each of the four vividly colored motifs is imbued with the power to open new paths and illuminate the future of its wearer. ◆ Arc of Blooming (Awakening life and elevating its quality) MP234 K18 × Garnet × Pink Sapphire × Orange Sapphire Pendant ◆ Arc of Prosperity (Good fortune and abundance) MP235 K18 × Peridot × Yellow Sapphire Pendant ◆ Arc of Creation (Nurturing talents and expanding potential) MP236 K18 × Bicolor Tourmaline × Pink Sapphire × Peridot Pendant ◆ Arc of Azure (Wisdom and protection to choose the best path) MP237 Pt900 × Blue Topaz × Blue Sapphire Pendant ----------------------- Each pendant, richly adorned with vibrant color, carries a message that encourages one to draw future prosperity toward oneself—through prayer, intention, and conscious action. They are imbued with the wish that, like the widening arc of a sensu, happiness will grow ever greater, guided by the blessings of gemstones, and that the wearer will seize a truly abundant and fulfilling future. ---------------------------------------------------------- ＜MasPender.237 Pt900/850 Blue Topaz & Blue Sapphire Pendant Specifications＞ Details: Pt900 / Pt850 Blue Topaz Blue Sapphire Chain Length: 45 cm adjustable chain (free adjuster) 【Explanation on MasPender. Producer Masumi Akiyama’s Blog】 https://ameblo.jp/ranticca/entry-12930642816.html 【Jewelry Energy Explanation by Healer Tomomi Akiyama】 https://ameblo.jp/tomomi22ji22/entry-12930348820.html Notes: ・While we strive to photograph the product as close to its actual color as possible, the color may vary depending on your monitor environment and lighting. ・The MasPender store is conveniently located about a 1-minute walk from Daikanyama Station, which is 30 minutes by train from Tokyo Station and 2 minutes from Shibuya Station. Please come and see the products in person! ＜ Location ＞ 202-B Address-Residence-South, 17-4 Daikanyama-cho, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 150-0034

MasPender. 236 K18 Bicolor Tourmaline, Pink Sapphire & Peridot ＜Arc of Creation＞

Jewelry MasPender. DAIKANYAMA — 2025-09-19T13:48:09+09:00

Arc of Creation — Awakening Hidden Talents and Shaping Your Ideal Future, MP.236 K18 × Bicolor Tourmaline × Pink Sapphire × Peridot Pendant Bicolor tourmaline, where two hues gently merge within a single stone, reveals a graceful gradation that symbolizes diverse talents and limitless potential. Layered with the love and tenderness of pink sapphire, and the harmony and forward-moving energy of peridot, this pendant awakens the creative power that lies dormant within the wearer’s heart, and grants the courage to shape one’s ideal future with their own hands. The arc-shaped form of the sensu, a traditional Japanese folding fan, is an auspicious motif symbolizing a life that unfolds in many directions and grows in rich, vibrant color. When worn, each day opens like a canvas filled with excitement, bringing harmony and radiance uniquely your own to your work, your love, and your home. This is a lucky piece of jewelry that releases creative energy—perfect for artists, creators, and all those who design their own future. 【Theme】 For those who cherish love, harmony, and diversity, illuminating life with vibrant color. 【Keywords】 ・Diverse talents ・Harmony and balance ・Love and healing ・Growth and renewal ・A life rich in color ・Designing a life true to oneself 【Recommended For】 ・Those seeking balance in relationships and love ・Those who wish to express their diverse talents and live a richly colored life ・Those who want to further awaken their talents and realize their ideal future ・Those who desire harmony in work, love, and family life ・Those beginning new projects or creative pursuits ・Artists, creators, entrepreneurs, and all who design their own future 【Motif and Symbolic Meanings of the Gemstone】 ◆Sensu Motif A symbol of prosperity and good fortune through its widening form. It signifies a future that unfolds broadly with expanding possibilities. ◆Bicolor Tourmaline ・Harmonize yin and yang, embracing duality ・Balance the mind and body ・Stabilize emotional fluctuations ・Deepen self-acceptance ・Cultivate flexibility to open the flow of good fortune ◆Pink Sapphire ・Enhance love, tenderness, and compassion ・Heal the heart and support emotional stability ・Attract true love and fated encounters ・Rekindle passion and excitement in romance ・Draw out inner charm and guide one to be deeply loved ・Awaken inner femininity and graceful allure ◆Peridot ・Bring brightness and positive energy ・Purify negative emotions such as jealousy and anger ・Smooth relationships and build trust ・Serve as a talisman of good fortune in love and marriage ・Inspire confidence and support the radiance of one’s true self About the MasPender. Arc-Shaped Fan Pendant The fan symbolizes an ever-expanding future. Composed of four sensu motifs, this is a piece of lucky jewelry designed to shape and guide your destiny. The sensu has long been regarded as an auspicious symbol of prosperity and good fortune, representing a future that unfolds broadly and abundantly. With a delicate grace reminiscent of fluttering butterflies, gemstones are carefully arranged to express the traditions and refined sensibilities cherished in Japan, resulting in a truly one-of-a-kind piece of jewelry. Each of the four vividly colored motifs is imbued with the power to open new paths and illuminate the future of its wearer. ----------------------- ◆ Arc of Blooming (Awakening life and elevating its quality) MP234 K18 × Garnet × Pink Sapphire × Orange Sapphire Pendant ◆ Arc of Prosperity (Good fortune and abundance) MP235 K18 × Peridot × Yellow Sapphire Pendant ◆ Arc of Creation (Nurturing talents and expanding potential) MP236 K18 × Bicolor Tourmaline × Pink Sapphire × Peridot Pendant ◆ Arc of Azure (Wisdom and protection to choose the best path) MP237 Pt900 × Blue Topaz × Blue Sapphire Pendant ----------------------- Each pendant, richly adorned with vibrant color, carries a message that encourages one to draw future prosperity toward oneself—through prayer, intention, and conscious action. They are imbued with the wish that, like the widening arc of a sensu, happiness will grow ever greater, guided by the blessings of gemstones, and that the wearer will seize a truly abundant and fulfilling future. ---------------------------------------------------------- ＜MasPender.236 K18 Bicolor Tourmaline, Pink Sapphire & Peridot Pendant Specifications＞ Details: K18 Gold Bicolor Tourmaline Pink Sapphire Peridot Chain Length: 45 cm free-adjuster chain 【Explanation on MasPender. Producer Masumi Akiyama’s Blog】 https://ameblo.jp/ranticca/entry-12930642816.html 【Jewelry Energy Explanation by Healer Tomomi Akiyama】 https://ameblo.jp/tomomi22ji22/entry-12930348820.html Notes: ・While we strive to photograph the product as close to its actual color as possible, the color may vary depending on your monitor environment and lighting. ・The MasPender store is conveniently located about a 1-minute walk from Daikanyama Station, which is 30 minutes by train from Tokyo Station and 2 minutes from Shibuya Station. Please come and see the products in person! ＜ Location ＞ 202-B Address-Residence-South, 17-4 Daikanyama-cho, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 150-0034

MasPender. M-Crystal Pt900 Blue Sapphire ＜MAGATAMA Series＞

Jewelry MasPender. DAIKANYAMA — 2025-07-12T01:02:30+09:00

A jewel of serene wisdom, guiding the soul ＜Pt900 Blue Sapphire × Diamond＞ Upon the quietly shining Pt900 MAGATAMA rests a blue sapphire, symbolizing deep wisdom and sincerity, with a diamond set beside it like a single beam of light. Gently surrounded by crystal and freshwater pearl, this bracelet unites beauty and spirituality. To the MAGATAMA — cherished as a protective talisman since ancient times — we layer the intuition for truth and reason. It supports you in trusting the path you feel is right within, and in taking the first step forward. This MAGATAMA is a jewel that becomes a quiet yet powerful “compass of the soul,” illuminating the path you are meant to walk. May you feel its dignified grace and the true voice that resides in the depths of your heart. Theme: ・Releasing doubt and moving forward with conviction ・Quiet strength and wisdom to shape your life ・Clarity in relationships that unveils true essence Keywords: Composure / Sincerity / Guidance to Truth Symbolic Energy: A compass of the soul that connects you to wisdom and truth. For you who wish to: ・Value both intuition and reason ・Stay true to your own axis and live with your own will ・Put an end to unnecessary relationships and ambiguous situations Energy of Freshwater Pearl × Crystal: Pearl soothes the heart, and crystal brings balance to your energy. Together, they unite the energy of each MAGATAMA with that of its owner, gently witnessing transformation and supporting the acceptance of new energy. About MAGATAMA A symbol of the soul and harmony, passed down through Japan since ancient times. Used as a talisman and protective charm, it has long been believed to hold the power to guard and guide. Its mystical shape represents life, rebirth, and the balance of yin and yang — a motif that resonates deeply within us, and stands as one of the pure origins of the Japanese spirit. Meanings of MAGATAMA ・Ancient Japanese symbol of protection Since ancient times, the MAGATAMA has been used as a charm for warding off misfortune and evil, believed to carry the power to protect the owner. ・Representation of the soul Its sacred form is said to resemble a fetus or spirit, symbolizing the “beginning of life” and rebirth. ・Harmony of yin and yang Its curved shape and inner void represent the balance of opposites — yin and yang (the balance of opposite forces), light and shadow — embodying harmony of mind and body. ・Strengthening connection with the divine Used in sacred rituals and ceremonies, the MAGATAMA serves as a medium linking the self to the divine. ・Awakening intuition and spirituality It is believed to awaken the senses deep within the heart and draw forth the ability to hear one’s inner voice. ・A symbol etched into Japanese memory Embodying history, culture, and spirituality, the MAGATAMA holds the essence of the “Japanese spirit”. Meanings of the Gemstones ◆ Blue Sapphire ・Enhances willpower and guides you toward success ・Strengthens your foundation ・Helps you discern truth ・Supports you in seizing opportunities ◆ Diamond ・Protection & Warding Off Evil ・Purification of Negative Emotions ・Symbol of Eternal Love ・Building Trust in Relationships ・Awakening Inner Charm ◆ Crystal ・Powerful cleansing energy ・Protection from negative influences ・Awakening of innate talents ・Support for manifesting desires and intentions ◆ Freshwater Pearl ・Awakens gentle love and tenderness ・Invites emotional peace and nurturing warmth ・Cultivates harmony in relationships ・Illuminates inner beauty ・Deepens feminine grace and artistic sensibility ・Shields from negative influences ・Purifies the heart and eases stress MasPender. “MAGATAMA” M-Crystal The MAGATAMA has long been cherished in Japan as a sacred adornment and protective talisman. Into this ancient form, MasPender. pours its aesthetic spirit and quiet prayers, giving birth to a new kind of jewelry. “MAGATAMA M-Crystal” ― A piece that reinterprets a mystical, energy-filled shape through the lens of modern sensibility. Born in this land, held by its memory, this creation is a crystallization of prayer and radiance that only we — shaped by Japan’s spirit — can bring into being. The MAGATAMA motif is adorned with diamonds and vibrant gemstones. On the bracelet, we pair crystal and freshwater pearl — materials cherished in Japan since ancient times. It rests gently by your heart, protecting your inner axis with quiet strength — a jewelry talisman like a compass of the soul. In its soft sway around your wrist, a beautiful prayer lives on, bridging the ancient and the present. Welcome this MAGATAMA as a faithful companion — a guardian to stay by your side. Jewelry That Holds the Heart of Japan — Our Spirit Within “MAGATAMA” — The MAGATAMA is an ancient treasure, etched deep within the Japanese soul. So revered that nearly everyone in this land knows its form, it has long stood as a sacred symbol woven into our culture and spirit. This MAGATAMA bracelet was born from a desire to elevate this timeless motif into modern jewelry — to create a companion that protects one’s inner axis and gently guides you toward happiness, even as the world continues to change. In a time when many people in Japan feel uncertainty about the future, we hope you will feel the power of “prayer” and “protection” carried within this shape passed down since ancient days — a quiet strength to hold in everyday life. From the moment MasPender. was founded, we have upheld one wish above all — to create jewelry that brings happiness to the one who owns it. The MAGATAMA series is the embodiment of that belief. Energy Infused by Healer Tomomi into “MAGATAMA” To activate the soul within, and empower you to walk with strength and clarity through a new era of transformation. ＜MasPender. M-Crystal Pt900 Blue Sapphire Specifications＞ ・Pt900 ・Blue Sapphire ・Diamond ・Crystal ・Freshwater Pearl ・Recommended wrist size: approx. 15–16 cm Jewelry Commentary by Masumi Akiyama, Producer of MasPender https://ameblo.jp/ranticca/entry-12915691765.html Energy Insight by Tomomi Akiyama, Spiritual Healer https://ameblo.jp/tomomi22ji22/entry-12915898876.html Notes: ・While we strive to photograph the product as close to its actual color as possible, the color may vary depending on your monitor environment and lighting. ・The MasPender store is conveniently located about a 1-minute walk from Daikanyama Station, which is 30 minutes by train from Tokyo Station and 2 minutes from Shibuya Station. Please come and see the products in person! ＜ Location ＞ 202-B Address-Residence-South, 17-4 Daikanyama-cho, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 150-0034