A pendant top is the main decorative part (head) of a necklace that is threaded onto a chain to adorn the neckline. At Yukizaki, the basic style is for customers to choose their favorite pendant top design and freely combine it with a chain.

"Pendant jewelry" generally refers to finished products where the pendant and chain are integrated or sold as a set. On the other hand, a single pendant offers a high degree of freedom, as you can change the look by altering the thickness and length of the chain, or swap it with a different pendant.

The designs range from traditional motifs such as crosses, crowns, and horseshoes, to numbers and initials like page numbers, and even whistle-shaped designs that actually make a sound, like Yobiko. The materials also vary, including 18K yellow gold, white gold, pink gold, and platinum, and the sparkle differs depending on the diamond setting method.

Generally, a "pendant top" refers to a relatively large ornament specifically for necklaces. A "charm," on the other hand, is smaller and often refers to a part that can be attached to various items such as bracelets, bags, and keychains. However, in the world of jewelry, small ornaments that are worn layered with a necklace top (such as small numbered markers) are also sometimes called charms.

The term "necklace" is a general term referring to "all kinds of jewelry worn around the neck." Within that category, a necklace that has an ornament (pendant top) hanging from the center of the chain is called a "pendant." In other words, a pendant is one type of necklace within a larger category.

The chain is not included; this means that the decorative piece for the chest (head) is sold separately. Many of Yukizaki's original jewelry pieces (Nombre, Yobiko, Regalia) use this format. By separately selecting the most suitable chain to match your body type and preferred style, you can create a one-of-a-kind set.

The impression can change dramatically simply by changing the material (gold or platinum), thickness, and length of the chain you pair it with. Furthermore, at Yukizaki, "layered pendant customization," where you thread two pendants, such as a "lucky number" and "initials," onto a single chain, or combine it with a cross motif, is extremely popular.

Among Yukizaki's collections, we recommend the "Nombre Petit" series, which is slightly smaller and more elegantly crafted. It blends naturally with everyday casual wear and is a very easy and accessible choice for a first piece of jewelry or a first gift for someone special.

Generally speaking, brands like Mikimoto, Tasaki, and Niwaka are well-known as Japan's top jewelry brands. However, in the field of luxurious men's and unisex jewelry lavishly adorned with diamonds, as well as noble amulet jewelry, Yukizaki (Nombre, etc.) has established its own unique and solid position in Japan.

High-end global brands like Harry Winston and Cartier maintain their value even in the pre-owned market. Furthermore, jewelry that uses luxurious materials such as 18K gold, platinum, and high-quality natural diamonds, not just the brand name, retains its value well because the materials themselves have inherent asset value. Yukizaki's original jewelry perfectly meets this top-tier asset value standard.

Globally, the top five jewelers reign supreme. For discerning customers who value prestige, Yukizaki offers the highest quality diamonds comparable to these international luxury brands, along with the overwhelming presence of Japanese craftsmanship (Nombre, Yobiko, Regalia, etc.), earning us extremely high regard (support) from celebrities and executives in Japan.

Generally, the pinnacle of the jewelry world is referred to as the "world's five greatest jewelers," which include Tiffany & Co., Cartier, Bvlgari, Van Cleef & Arpels, and Harry Winston. Just like the status associated with these high-end brands, Yukizaki's original jewelry offers a rich brilliance that is second to none, serving as a symbol of the wearer's identity, wealth, and success.