European and American high jewelry is said to be characterized by its dynamic design and craftsmanship. On the other hand, Japanese jewelry has a design that embodies a ``delicate'' sensibility and a refined technique of ``precision.'' The brilliance of Japanese high jewelry, which is considered both art and craft, creates jewelry that seems to penetrate the soul. Premium Japan will introduce carefully selected brands.

When you think of diamonds, the first thing that comes to mind is the clear, colorless round brilliant cut. Diamonds are polished to bring out their brilliance, and when they are mined, they are gray stones that can only be thought of as stones. In Agatha Christie's masterpiece ``Poirot's Christmas,'' there is a trick in which a rough diamond is hidden in a miniature Japanese garden. This is one of the episodes that shows the depth of the writer's knowledge of diamonds.

From the idea that diamonds should be colorless and transparent, there has been a growing view among diamond professionals that since diamonds are natural, it is okay for them to have individuality just like humans. Brown diamonds, whose value had not been found until then, began to see the light of day.

Kashiwa Kei, a total diamond company, was the first in Japan to notice this beauty. In 2003, Kei Kashiwa carefully selected beautiful browns from a huge selection of loose diamonds and began selling the collection ``Kashikei Brown Diamond.'' Now, many people recognize Brown Diamond as Kei Kashiwa.

Kashikei uses its own unique route to purchase only brown diamonds from diamond-rich areas such as Belgium and India, and carefully categorizes them by size, shade, and color. By managing the classification, it is possible to express a variety of designs. We have also developed an original base metal color, brown gold, to harmonize with brown diamonds. Kashikei is probably the only manufacturer in the world that is so particular about brown diamonds.

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