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Four-leaf clover Jadeite pendant for summer

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 We have received a lot of inquiries about pendants, probably because it is the season when clothes that open the chest are comfortable. In particular, the gentle shine of jade is not as flashy as the sparkling crystals, but it gives you a sense of security as if you are wearing a lucky charm, so you will definitely want to take it with you anytime, anywhere. One of the most popular items at this time of year is the four-leaf clover openwork. The openwork lines are thin but surprisingly strong. High-quality jade has few spots and has an ice-like transparency, so it is possible to carve delicate details that are fragile with other minerals. Today, we made two pieces of four-leaf clover for the first time in three years. Both the pendant head and bracelet have 14K yellow gold parts. It's a green that looks great on a white T-shirt. It makes me feel happy just by wearing it. Since the length can be adjusted, it can be used for a wide range of arms. In addition, the pair shape  Im...

Songkran is coming! What will Sheen do?

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If you live in Thailand, have you already entered the long Songkran holiday? Or those who are from now on,,, or those who will spend this year quietly without moving. Sheen will operate as follows. Thursday, April 13th from 2:00pm to 6:00pm Friday, April 14th from 2:00pm to 6:00pm Saturday 15th April Sunday 16th Closed Regular business hours from 10:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. from Monday, April 17 It's a holiday that Thai staff are looking forward to, so of course I would like to take care of the shop alone. During Songkran, Silom Village, where Sheen is located, does not have water fights, so it feels very quiet every year. If you have time, please visit Sheen at this time. Even if you don't go far, how about a short trip like this for those who want to see a little bit of sightseeing in Bangkok? A trip to visit a temple on a boat on a canal, Ride a boat on the Saen Saep canal, the foot of the common people, instead of the Chao Phraya River where tourist boats come and go. It might ...