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The appeal of custom-made bridal accessories
Here we will tell you about the appeal of custom-made bridal accessories and bridal earrings that are suitable for people with metal allergies.
If you would like to discuss bridal accessories, please contact Junclay.
Junco Hayashida
She was born in Saga, home to Arita, Karatsu, and Imari ceramics.
While working at a newspaper company, she began making ceramics in her spare time and found herself drawn to the fascination of ceramics.
Work and child-rearing took him away from ceramics for a while, but he decided to make it his life's work and studied ceramics again for three years.
She later moved from Tokyo to Isumi City in the Chiba Prefecture, where his studio is located amidst nature.
She grows more than 100 varieties of trees, plants, and flowers in his garden, which he uses as living motifs in his work.
She is working on various kinds of earrings, hoping to capture the feeling of connection with nature experienced in the garden or on the walkway.
She values the nuances created by the pottery and glaze and the original colors and textures of the clay. Her goal in life is to create pieces that will be used and loved for many years, like antiques.
She wants her garden and studio to be a place where neighbors, friends, acquaintances, and visitors can feel at home. To that end, she grows various flowers and trees and does the weeding and tilling herself.
She also likes to make pastries by kneading flour and baking it like clay.
Akira Hayashida
He was fascinated by ceramics through his partner's work as a craftsman and his artwork.
He is mainly in charge of administrative work, behind-the-scenes tasks, and direction.
A wedding is a once-in-a-lifetime event. Bridal accessories that add color to the bride's look are important items that make that special day shine. In particular, earrings and pierced earrings that add a touch of glamour to the face look great in photos and are essential for expressing the bride's individuality.
In recent years, more and more brides are looking for custom-made accessories, rather than just ready-made ones. Custom-made bridal earrings and pierced earrings, which shine with a unique sparkle, will truly become a lifelong treasure.
Custom-made bridal earrings and pierced earrings have the following advantages that ready-made earrings and pierced earrings do not have:
Design freedom
The first attraction is the freedom of design. You can freely combine materials, shapes, colors, and decorations to match the design of the dress and the atmosphere of the venue. For example, you can add a touch of glamour with large crystals to a simple dress, or incorporate a twig motif design for a venue with a natural atmosphere. You can enjoy a variety of patterns. The best part of custom-made dresses is being able to create your ideal image.
Fit and comfort
The second thing I would like to mention is the fit and comfort. Since accessories are worn for long periods of time, it is important that they are comfortable and not cause any strain. If you choose a custom-made accessory, you can adjust the type and weight of the metal fittings to suit your needs.
Special memories
One of the charms of custom-made jewelry is that it becomes a special memory. The entire production process, from design meetings to completion, is a special experience. The time you spend discussing directly with the designer and shaping your image one step at a time will be a memorable moment in your wedding preparations. Every time you see the finished jewelry, you will be reminded of the emotions you felt at that time.
Junco Hayashida
She was born in Saga, home to Arita, Karatsu, and Imari ceramics.
While working at a newspaper company, she began making ceramics in her spare time and found herself drawn to the fascination of ceramics.
Work and child-rearing took him away from ceramics for a while, but he decided to make it his life's work and studied ceramics again for three years.
She later moved from Tokyo to Isumi City in the Chiba Prefecture, where his studio is located amidst nature.
She grows more than 100 varieties of trees, plants, and flowers in his garden, which he uses as living motifs in his work.
She is working on various kinds of earrings, hoping to capture the feeling of connection with nature experienced in the garden or on the walkway.
She values the nuances created by the pottery and glaze and the original colors and textures of the clay. Her goal in life is to create pieces that will be used and loved for many years, like antiques.
She wants her garden and studio to be a place where neighbors, friends, acquaintances, and visitors can feel at home. To that end, she grows various flowers and trees and does the weeding and tilling herself.
She also likes to make pastries by kneading flour and baking it like clay.
Akira Hayashida
He was fascinated by ceramics through his partner's work as a craftsman and his artwork.
He is mainly in charge of administrative work, behind-the-scenes tasks, and direction.
A wedding is a once-in-a-lifetime event. Choosing the right bridal accessories to adorn your look is a very important moment. Earrings and pierced earrings in particular add a touch of glamour to the face, further enhancing the bride's beauty.
However, some people may be worried about not knowing what kind of accessories to choose because they have metal allergies. Because it is a special occasion, you want to choose accessories that you can wear without worrying about allergies and with complete peace of mind.
In recent years, there are bridal earrings that can be worn safely even by people with metal allergies. By choosing the right accessories that suit you and reduce the risk of allergies, you can wear them without hesitation on the day.
Below we will introduce some points to consider when choosing accessories for people with metal allergies.
Check the material carefully
The most important thing to consider is the material of the part that comes into contact with your skin. Choosing a material that is less likely to cause metal allergies will help minimize the effects. Metal allergies vary from person to person, and different metals cause reactions. It is important to find out what type of metal will not cause any problems for you.
Focus on processing and coating
The surface of the material may be plated. Be careful as the plating itself may cause allergies. Be sure to pay attention not only to the material of the accessory itself, but also to the processing and coating.
Don't just decide based on the "metal allergy friendly" label
Even if a product is labeled as "allergy-friendly," the metals that cause allergies vary from person to person, and labeling standards vary. It's important to check specifically what materials are used. "Allergy-friendly" is only a guideline, so be sure to check the names of the materials used.
Junco Hayashida
She was born in Saga, home to Arita, Karatsu, and Imari ceramics.
While working at a newspaper company, she began making ceramics in her spare time and found herself drawn to the fascination of ceramics.
Work and child-rearing took him away from ceramics for a while, but he decided to make it his life's work and studied ceramics again for three years.
She later moved from Tokyo to Isumi City in the Chiba Prefecture, where his studio is located amidst nature.
She grows more than 100 varieties of trees, plants, and flowers in his garden, which he uses as living motifs in his work.
She is working on various kinds of earrings, hoping to capture the feeling of connection with nature experienced in the garden or on the walkway.
She values the nuances created by the pottery and glaze and the original colors and textures of the clay. Her goal in life is to create pieces that will be used and loved for many years, like antiques.
She wants her garden and studio to be a place where neighbors, friends, acquaintances, and visitors can feel at home. To that end, she grows various flowers and trees and does the weeding and tilling herself.
She also likes to make pastries by kneading flour and baking it like clay.
Akira Hayashida
He was fascinated by ceramics through his partner's work as a craftsman and his artwork.
He is mainly in charge of administrative work, behind-the-scenes tasks, and direction.
We talked about the appeal of custom-made bridal accessories and bridal earrings that are suitable for people with metal allergies.
Unlike ready-made products, custom-made accessories allow you to reflect your own preferences in detail. There are also accessories that are suitable for people with metal allergies, so it is easy to match them to your constitution, which is another attractive feature.
If you are looking for custom-made accessories, please contact Junclay. We offer custom-made bridal accessories that are hypoallergenic.
Junco Hayashida
She was born in Saga, home to Arita, Karatsu, and Imari ceramics.
While working at a newspaper company, she began making ceramics in her spare time and found herself drawn to the fascination of ceramics.
Work and child-rearing took him away from ceramics for a while, but he decided to make it his life's work and studied ceramics again for three years.
She later moved from Tokyo to Isumi City in the Chiba Prefecture, where his studio is located amidst nature.
She grows more than 100 varieties of trees, plants, and flowers in his garden, which he uses as living motifs in his work.
She is working on various kinds of earrings, hoping to capture the feeling of connection with nature experienced in the garden or on the walkway.
She values the nuances created by the pottery and glaze and the original colors and textures of the clay. Her goal in life is to create pieces that will be used and loved for many years, like antiques.
She wants her garden and studio to be a place where neighbors, friends, acquaintances, and visitors can feel at home. To that end, she grows various flowers and trees and does the weeding and tilling herself.
She also likes to make pastries by kneading flour and baking it like clay.
Akira Hayashida
He was fascinated by ceramics through his partner's work as a craftsman and his artwork.
He is mainly in charge of administrative work, behind-the-scenes tasks, and direction.
Shop name: Junclay
General Manager and Distributor: Akira Hayashida
Address: 1579-1 Kuwata, Misaki-cho, Isumi-shi, Chiba Prefecture, 299-4504
Contact: junclays@gmail.com