It’s an Akoya pearl necklace. It’s a natural blue shade, although it’s slightly lighter in blue compared to the pearls in my inventory. However, its surface is exceptionally smooth with a wet-like shine. It has a translucent aqua color, and it even exudes a delicate, ephemeral, snow-like ambiance. This necklace is also made with blue thread using an ‘All-knot’ technique. The thread used this time is relatively soft, so the tension of the necklace remains the same, but when worn around the neck, it sways very gently and softly. The quality of this necklace has been captured in a video on YouTube. Please take a look.

Today, I’m going to a metalworking class after this. It’s my second time attending. On the first day, we cut out a piece of silver sheet, rolled it, soldered it to create a ring. If I had done it alone, it would have taken a considerable amount of time, but with the guidance of the teacher, it was completed in just three hours. The teacher, upon learning that I had been doing metalwork on my own for about half a year, encouraged me, saying, ‘You’re quite a unique individual. If you keep coming to the class, you’ll be able to create a variety of things.’ The teacher is a friendly lady and very easy to talk to. Well then, see you later.