Demon Slayer’s official jewelry line expands to include Infinity Castle inspired pieces
Collaborative jewelry brand TUfave has announced the release of its sixth collection of accessories inspired by the hit anime Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba.
This latest release focuses on characters prominent in the recent theatrical release, Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba Infinity Castle Arc Part 1: Akaza Returns, which premiered on July 18.
The collection features three “Set Rings” crafted from sterling silver and cubic zirconia, designed to be worn either singly or stacked to fully evoke the world of the series.
Each piece is carefully sculpted to represent the “unyielding spirit” and deep emotional bonds of the characters.
Let’s take a look at the full range of Demon Slayer inspired jewelry!
- Tanjiro Kamado Set Ring
The stone ring features a central green gem with red accents symbolizing the “Hinokami Kagura” and Tanjiro’s eyes.
The metal band is engraved with his signature checkered haori pattern and forehead mark, centered around a Nichirin sword motif to represent his determination.
- Giyu Tomioka Set Ring
Designed to honor the bond between Giyu and Sabito, this set pairs a blue center stone with an orange side stone.
The band incorporates the Water Hashira’s mismatched haori pattern and the demon slayer mark that appears on his cheek during battle.
- Hakuji & Koyuki Set Ring
A conceptual piece representing eternal love, featuring a pink stone for Koyuki’s kimono and a light blue stone matching Hakuji’s eyes.
The V-shaped ring mimics a kimono collar and is engraved with motifs of fireworks and Koyuki’s hair ornament, symbolizing the promise they made to one another.
The focus on Hakuji and Koyuki in this jewelry line coincides with other recent merchandise announcements for the franchise.
Earlier this week, fragrance brand primaniacs revealed their second wave of official Demon Slayer fragrances, which also includes perfumes inspired by this tragic couple.
The rings are priced at 22,000 yen (approx. $148.00 USD / £117.00 GBP) each and come in a special black, red, and gold presentation box.
Pre-orders are currently open on the TUfave official online shop and will run until 23:59 on January 5, 2026.
Samples are also available for viewing at the “TAKE-UP Aula” store in Atre Kawasaki, where in-store reservations are accepted.
Shipping is scheduled to begin in late March 2026.
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