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Beautiful high-end Snorlax and Munchlax rings let you wear your love of Pokémon on your fingers
投稿日 2021年6月24日 14:00:58 (ニュース)
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U-Treasure’s new pieces are so nice they’re Poké-graced twice.
As clearly explained by the franchise’s “Gotta catch ‘em all” slogan, Pokémon fans generally aren’t satisfied with just a single species of Pocket Monster. But as fun as it is to try to fill up your in-game Pokédex or amass a diverse collection of plushies, if you’re picking out a high-end Pokémon fashion accessory, budget constraints usually mean you can’t choose all of ‘em.
So it’s nice that the latest Pokémon pieces from Japanese jewelry designer U-Treasure are a combo creation where two different Pocket Monsters share the spotlight.

One half of the duo on this open-ended fork ring is Snorlax, seen partaking in its favorite activity: a luxuriously long nap, with its mouth wide-open and a paw resting on its soft, ample belly. Loop around to the other end of the ring, and you’ll find Munchlax, Snorlax’s pre-evolution form, also engaged in its most common behavior…
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…because the pair are accompanied by a bounty of Oran and Pecho Berries, with Munchlax happily snacking on one held in its hands.

The design is being offered in four different materials: silver, 18-karat gold, 18-karat pink gold, and platinum, with prices ranging from 17,600 yen (US$170) to 111,000 yen. Orders can be placed here through the U-Treasure online shop, which is also still happy to provide Psyduck necklaces.
Source: PR Times
Top image: PR Times
Insert images: U-Treasure (1, 2, 3)
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