The Maneki Neko is a typical Japanese icon. It is supposed to bring good luck (among many other things). What it brings depends on the color it is : white is indeed for good luck overall, black is to repel evil , red is for good health, yellow (or gold) is for wealth and finally pink is for romance. It is one of Japan’s oldest symbols, and thus one of the deepest rooted one. They are often displayed in shops, restaurants, pachinko parlors, dry cleaners, laundromats, bars, casinos, hotels, nightclubs, and other businesses, generally near the entrance.
Typical Japanese Maneki Neko Ring
This typical Japanese cat is presented here in a revisited version of the best taste. Instead of the usual koban coin, a beautiful yellow stone is held. The fact that this beautiful ring is adorned with pale gemstones only enhances the colorful touches it displays, whether it is the stone replacing the koban coin or the cat’s facial features (the eyes, the whiskers or the collar).If this is just too cute for you to handle, this Japanese Samurai Ring may be more to your taste. Also feel free to check out our wide variety of Japanese Rings.Sakura Ring is an incredibly beautiful and delicate sterling silver and pink gold ring that is representative of Japan and its culture. It’s perfect for any special occasion.
At Japan hive, you can find all sorts of Japanese Ring for every occasion. From traditional Japanese-style rings to modern minimalist styles, you’ll find the perfect ring to express yourself.
