Hello from SIXTH NIGHT! We’re delighted to share the latest news from our world.
Our designer has been traveling quite a bit lately, with trips taking her to various destinations.
In September, she returned to Hong Kong for the second time this year to source gemstones. During her stay, the weather was changeable, with rain coming and going throughout the day. The climate was much like that of Japan.

The main purpose of this trip was to find loose gemstones for our KIN Rings, which bring together multiple gemstones in a single design and have been especially popular in recent months.
Building on the selections from her previous visit, the designer focused on gemstones she has recently taken a particular liking to, including spinel, rainbow moonstone, ruby, and aquamarine.
Spinel is a beautiful gemstone that comes in a remarkable range of colors, and this time, she selected stones in a rich variety of hues. Aquamarine, meanwhile, is a gem whose beautiful blue tones are brought out even more when paired with yellow gold.

Selecting gemstones at the atelier.
The gemstones sourced on this trip will also be available at our upcoming event at Hankyu Umeda Main Store in Osaka, beginning on October 21.

At the end of September, the designer traveled to Paris to exhibit SIXTH NIGHT’s jewelry.
Paris was especially vibrant at this time of year, with Fashion Week in full swing. On one of the days, a CELINE show was taking place near the exhibition venue. From early morning, the streets were crowded with people hoping to catch a glimpse of the show, making it quite a challenge to reach the venue.
The exhibition brought visitors from many different countries, making it a rewarding and productive week.

With a packed schedule and barely a moment to spare, finding time for a proper meal during the exhibition was not always easy. Breakfast at a café in the early morning became a welcome change of pace. Parisian cafés offer classic morning fare, from tartines—halved baguettes spread with butter and jam—to croissants, freshly squeezed orange juice, and a cup of tea or coffee. It was a pleasure to enjoy these simple breakfasts at different cafés throughout the city.
Another highlight of these trips is the opportunity to reconnect with designers from other jewelry brands. Before returning to Japan, the designer was able to share dinner with some of them, taking a moment to unwind and celebrate the end of a busy week. These occasions made for some truly memorable moments.

Having just returned to Japan, the designer is already preparing for a busy season of domestic events, beginning in Osaka this October and continuing throughout the rest of the year.
From October 21, we will be holding our first event at Hankyu Umeda Main Store, running for one week.
Everyone at SIXTH NIGHT looks forward to meeting and chatting with customers we do not often have the chance to see in person.
We will be bringing a wide selection of jewelry, so please feel free to stop by.