I am part of a Japanese company with an Akoya pearl farm. Apart from the company, I personally run an Akoya pearl shop. I would appreciate it if I could share smiles with various people through pearls.
Many people believe pearls are fragile and easily scratched. But is that really true? From my own experiences wearing and handling pearls for years,
On the day I finally met an overseas customer face to face, I kept asking myself why the joy felt so big—and I’m still finding the answer.Postal
Hello, it’s been a while since my last post.This time, I’d like to share an article about Akoya pearls harvested more than 60 years ago.I origina
A Long-Awaited Update – And an Unexpected Honor from GIAIt’s been quite a while since my last blog post.Here in Japan, we are in the midst of
This article is based on the subtitles I added to a recent video documenting the production process of a handmade pendant from my Hold Series.
Hello,This is Flower Jem.Today, I’d like to share the creation process of the eighth pendant in my Hold Series.Until now, the pendants in thi
Halfway Through June, with Rain and ReflectionsIt’s already mid-June of 2025, and with the arrival of the rainy season this week, each day has be
It’s already the halfway mark of 2025.On weekdays, I live in the southern part of Osaka, near Kansai International Airport where the Expo is currentl
Embracing Simplicity: Why I Started Metalworking for My PearlsJust a short while ago, the days still felt chilly—but now it’s warmed up completel
Time flies, and we’re already approaching the halfway point of the year.Just like last year, I spend my weekdays doing work unrelated to pearls,
Today, Saturday, I visited the Kobe International Jewelry Exhibition.I stopped by many booths featuring Akoya pearls and found that the cur
Golden Week at Home: Flowers, BBQ, and Blog ReorganizationFrom the end of April to the beginning of May, Japan celebrates its long holiday known