スサノオ Susanoo
- Description
- Custom
In Japanese mythology, Susanoo-no-Mikoto is
the deity who governs the seas and embodies the force of storms.
This piece expresses that untamed energy
through the carving of a vast, turbulent ocean across the ring.
At the top, rice motifs symbolize Kushinadahime—his consort—
while a sapphire is set to evoke the Kusanagi sword, one of the three sacred treasures.
Within the force of the storm, a quiet sense of protection.
A ring that carries a calm, unwavering will.
- Platinum
- Sapphire
- Diamonds ×8
- Hand-carved detailing
- Made in Japan
- Includes certificate of authenticity
- JPN size: 12–20
- Please contact us for custom sizes
- Gemstone customization available upon request
Please feel free to contact us if you would like a size other than the above or if you would like to change the gem stone from Custom order page.
Story of Susanoo
Susanoo no Mikoto
Susanoo no Mikoto is a deity who appeared when Izanagi no Mikoto rinsed his nose to wash away the impurities upon his return from the Land of Hades. It is said that Amaterasu Omikami appeared from his left eye and Tsukuyomi no Mikoto from his right eye.
These three gods are considered to be exceptionally noble and are called the "三貴子 Three noble children" (it called “Mihashira no Uzunomiko or “Sankishi”).
When Susanoo no Mikoto was born, he was told to rule over the seas and under heavenly realm. However, he was banished because he selfishly wanted to see his mother, Izanami no Mikoto. He then went to his sister, Amaterasu no Omikami, in Takamagahara, but was also banished from Takamagahara because of his selfish and violent behavior there.
However, when Susanoo no Mikoto descended to the Ashihara no Nakatsukuni (the earthly realm, mainly referring to Japan), he saved Kushinada Hime from being sacrificed to the Yamata no Orochi, and presented Amaterasu Omikami with the "Kusanagi Sword," which was taken from the tail of the vanquished Yamata no Orochi and later became one of the three sacred treasures.
In this way, Susanoo no Mikoto is said to be a deity with a variety of personalities, not only infantile and rambunctious, but also heroic, and cultured, as he composed the first waka poem in Japan, and paternal, as he put Okuninushi no Mikoto to the test in order to allow his daughter to become his wife.
Perhaps it is this human nature that makes him so relatable, and he has become one of the most popular of the Japanese deities.
※Please note that the color of natural stones used in this product may vary from one to another.
There may be a delay in shipping depending on the availability of natural stones.
All TEGAMI products are made-to-order, so please allow 3 to 6 weeks (depending on product order status) for delivery, as production will begin after payment is confirmed.
We will contact you if there is a significant delay in delivery.
Please feel free to contact us if you would like a size other than the above or if you would like to change the gem stone from Custom order page.
Jewelry Care
Please refer to the link below for jewelry care instructions.
→ Jewelry Care Guide
We provide complimentary aftercare services for TEGAMI products whenever possible. If you have any questions or concerns, please contact us through the inquiry form.
Shipping Information
Shipping & Delivery
Domestic shipping within Japan is generally complimentary. If additional shipping fees apply for remote islands or special delivery areas, we will contact you in advance.
Orders are generally shipped within 14 business days. However, delays may occur depending on the availability of natural gemstones and materials. If significant delays arise, we will contact customers directly regarding their order status.
Returns & Exchanges
Returns and exchanges are accepted only for unused items with initial defects within 10 days of delivery.
Please return items in their original packaging. Customers are generally responsible for return shipping costs.
Returns or exchanges may not be accepted if the item shows signs of use or if any original packaging or included materials are missing. Please refer to the “Legal Notice” page for further details.
Gem stones
Natural Gemstones
Like hand carving, the use of natural gemstones expresses the beauty found in imperfection.
In Japan’s ancient nature-based beliefs, including Shinto traditions, stones and sacred rocks have long been objects of reverence. This sense of respect toward natural stones is also reflected in our creations as part of Japanese cultural heritage.
TEGAMI Products
Jewelry that brings a sense of Japanese aesthetics into modern style.
To preserve the warmth and texture of handcraftsmanship, each jewelry master model is carved by hand.
In traditional Japanese ceramics and tea ware, subtle irregularities and natural variations are often regarded as beauty itself. Rather than distant perfection, we value the sense of warmth and familiarity found in imperfection.
We deeply value this aesthetic philosophy that has long been cherished in Japan.