Vol.14 新年にお迎えしたい!お守りジュエリーで運を味方に

Vol.14 Welcome the New Year with lucky charm jewelry!

A happy start to the new year.
It will lift your spirits for a new start in 2025. Why not choose a piece of personal jewelry that acts as a talisman?
We would like to introduce you to some jewelry that will be like a "partner" that will cheer you on and be your ally, wishing you good fortune in the new year .


1. Personal initial motif

The word "Initial" is written in a single stroke, with smooth gold curves.
Although it has a casual appearance, the diamonds set in the letters give it a design that is both glamorous and playful.
→Initial ring is here
*If you would like initials other than those available, please contact us.

You can choose not only your own name, but also the initials of your children, partner, beloved dog, cat, or other important family members, or you can choose initials that are filled with important words, favorite things, or other feelings.

Find a letter that will become a talisman among the letters "Initial" that will become a focal point of your style just by wearing it.
As shown in the image, combine it with the Rough collet ring of your birthstone for a more personal look.

2. Auspicious arrow motif that shoots down happiness

The Zukyun series has long been loved by MONAKA.

→Click here for the Zukyun series
Have you heard of "Hamaya", the arrow that wards off disaster and misfortune and brings happiness? These arrows are given out at shrines and temples as lucky charms and sacred objects for the New Year, and are said to have the meaning of "hitting the target," or capturing happiness.
The design of the arrow motif, which is reminiscent of such lucky charms, piercing the target of the heart, seems to be an ally in love. Garnet is also the birthstone for January, so it is a perfect gift.

3. Horseshoe motif that brings good luck

(1st photo) HorseShoe Prong Pierced Earring / ¥286,000 , (2nd photo) HorseShoe Prong Necklace - Emerald - / ¥165,000
There are various theories about its origin, including that "the number of nails used to hammer horseshoes into the hooves is seven, which means lucky seven" and that "villagers made a large income by repairing the horseshoes of powerful people." In Japan, the horseshoe motif has been considered lucky and amulet-like, due to the custom of using it as a talisman for safe driving, based on the fact that horses do not step on people.
The meaning behind the horseshoe varies depending on the direction it is worn and displayed.
The design, which is open at the bottom in the shape of a ∩, is said to have the meaning of "warding off bad luck" and "pouring happiness."

Newly arrived heart-shaped diamond earrings and emerald necklace top. The subtle horseshoe motif design will bring you good luck.



4. Birthstones that everyone should have


The birthstone of the month you were born in is special.
It has long been said that wearing the birthstone of the month you were born in will bring you good fortune.

Each birthstone has its own meaning or stone meaning. Why not give a piece of jewelry that embodies that meaning as a reward for yourself, or as a gift for your lover, family, or friends?

January - Garnet / Truth, friendship, loyalty, deepening the bond with loved ones. In Europe and the United States, garnet is chosen as the "first gemstone for children to get", and the stone's meaning of "loyalty" is said to be imbued with the meaning of thinking of one's child and "wanting them to live a fulfilling life".

February - Amethyst - Sincerity, nobility, peace of mind
The purple color of amethyst has been treasured as a noble color worn by people of high status throughout history and countries. The purple color of amethyst is also said to have a relaxing effect, relieving anxiety and stress.

March - Aquamarine / Intelligence and courage Aquamarine is a gemstone that is connected to the sea, as in Greek mythology it is said to be "a treasure of sea nymphs washed up from the bottom of the ocean." It is said that wearing it will grant one a heart as broad as the sea and overflowing vitality, and ancient Roman sailors wore it as a talisman for safe voyages.
April - Diamond /Purity, Innocence
Diamonds are the hardest substance on earth, and because their hardness means they represent a strong, unbreakable bond, they are seen as a "symbol of eternity" and are most commonly used in bridal rings that last a lifetime, such as engagement rings and wedding rings. It means "an everlasting bond" or "I will love you forever."
May - Emerald / Happiness, sincerity
Emeralds were also loved by Cleopatra, known as one of the three most beautiful women in the world. They keep the heart beautiful and bring wealth and fame. It has long been known as a gemstone that brings happiness, and is often given as a talisman for a happy married life.
June - Moonstone /Longevity, Wealth
Moonstone, which has been believed to contain the power of the moon since ancient times, is said to have a mysterious energy that strengthens vitality and femininity.
July - Ruby/ Passion, Love Ruby is also known as the "Queen of Gems" because of its vivid, powerful and elegant color, and has long been used as a talisman to ward off evil and as a gift to show affection. Blessed with passion and deep love, it is popular not only as a talisman for love luck, but also for career luck.
August - Peridot / Happiness, harmony, peace. It is also called the "stone of the sun" or the "evening emerald" because of its ability to shine from within even in the faint light of darkness. With its sun-like brilliance and vibrant color like young grass, it is a gemstone that symbolizes vitality and hope. It reduces stress and makes you shine beautifully from within.
September - Sapphire/ Charity, faithfulness, truth
The beautiful blue color of this stone evokes feelings of calm and serenity. In the Middle Ages, it was known as the stone of philosophers and saints, and was considered a suitable gemstone for virtuous clergymen and wise men who were worthy of receiving God's blessings and mercy. It enhances intelligence and elegance.

October - Opal : luck, joy, hope, Innocence, patience
Opals have more meanings than other gemstones because of the play of colors that allows them to appear in a variety of different ways. One of them is that it is the season when crops reach their peak and harvest festivals are held in Europe and the United States. As it represents the joy of harvesting, opals bring happiness to people and have the meaning of "joy, comfort, and overcoming sorrow to obtain happiness."
October - Tourmaline / Hope, innocence, friendship, generosity
It is said that it gives you overflowing energy, enriches your sensitivity, enhances the charm of the person who wears it, and brings the power of love. Pink tourmaline in particular is also known as the stone of love, so if you want the power of love, choose it.

November - Citrine / Prosperity, success, wealth, hope Citrine has been used since ancient times as a lucky charm because its color evokes images of "gold" and a "bright future." It is particularly effective in increasing financial luck, and is said to improve career and financial luck.

December - Tanzanite / Calm, proud person: Because of its deep, calm blue color, it is said to be a stone that gives you calm judgment and mental strength. 
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