"We don't know what shade of blue it will turn out to be until it's finished."
This is something dyers always say.

It may sound irresponsible, but the color will vary slightly depending on the weather, air, humidity, and other environmental factors on the day of dyeing.

Sometimes it turns a deep navy blue, almost black, and other times it turns a greenish-blue, like a different color. I find these randomly occurring shades incredibly endearing, knowing they are the result of nature's forces.

This time, it's dyed a beautiful purplish-blue, which we've named "lapis lazuli."
The English name for lapis lazuli is said to be lapis lazuli, and in Japan, it has long been considered a mysterious color.

The lapis lazuli color of freshwater pearls is very attractive because the aurora-like shimmer of the pearls reacts to the light, creating subtle color changes and exquisite nuances that will surely add color to your daily life.

We have two types of toggle clasps available,
I'm really looking forward to seeing which option you all choose.