Est. 1950s · Kobe, Japan

Seventy years of keshi.

Our family began gathering the rarest Japanese Akoya keshi pearls in Kobe in the 1950s. Today we are among the world’s leading keepers of these pearls the ocean makes only by chance — each piece hand-woven in 18k gold.

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Large South Sea baroque keshi pearl necklace in 18k gold

The Singular Pearl

No nucleus.
No two alike.

Keshi pearls form entirely of nacre, by chance — a depth of luster no ordinary pearl can match.

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Rare Akoya keshi

Solid-nacre pearls, gathered by hand in Kobe.

18k gold & platinum

Precious metals and real gemstones. Never plated.

Hand-woven craft

Finished by hand, some using tens of thousands of pearls.

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Viewings in Kobe. Insured worldwide delivery.

Pearls found only once in a lifetime

Keshi pearls form by chance — no nucleus, no two alike. Our family has gathered the rarest Japanese Akoya Keshi since the 1950s, and today we are one of the leading suppliers. Each piece is hand-strung and woven in our atelier, some using tens of thousands of pearls.

Hand-woven seed pearl flexible collar necklace in 18k gold

The Craft

Woven by hand,
one pearl at a time

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