Durarara!! fans can now own jewelry based on Shizuo and Izaya
New jewelry based on the popular anime series “Durarara!! x2” is now available to order.
U-Treasure has announced that it will begin accepting pre-orders for two collaborative items from Thursday, March 27th, until Thursday, April 24th, 2025.
The newly introduced products consist of a ring necklace, which draws inspiration from the characters Izaya Orihara and Shizuo Heiwajima, and an acrylic jewelry stand that features a newly created illustration and is designed to display the aforementioned ring necklaces.
Let’s take a look at the new collection in more detail!
Ring Necklace – Orihara Izaya Version
This ring necklace, which is inspired by the character Orihara Izaya, features a pink tourmaline gemstone set on its front.
The inside of the ring is engraved with Izaya’s name and an image of the folding knife that he carries.
- Price:
- 17,600 yen (Silver 925)
- 99,000 yen (Platinum 950)
Ring Necklace – Heiwajima Shizuo Version
This ring necklace, which is inspired by the character Heiwajima Shizuo, features a peridot gemstone set on its front.
The inside of the ring is engraved with Shizuo’s name (Shizuo) and an image of a bent road sign.
- Price:
- 17,600 yen (Silver 925)
- 99,000 yen (Platinum 950)
Original Acrylic Jewelry Stand (Izaya and Shizuo Versions)
This acrylic jewelry stand features original artwork and is designed to accommodate and display both ring necklaces.
The two stands can be placed back to back to create a scene.
- Price per individual stand: 2,200 yen
The simple and understated design of both ring necklaces allows for easy integration of fandom-related items into everyday outfits.
The new products can be ordered from Thursday, March 27th, 2025, to Thursday, April 24th, 2025, through the U-Treasure Online Shop.
Additionally, customers have the option to view samples of the ring necklaces, and place orders, in person at the U-Treasure Concept Store in Ikebukuro.
Store details: U-Treasure Concept Store Ikebukuro, Otomate Building 4F, 1-23-5 Higashi-Ikebukuro, Toshima-ku, Tokyo 170-0013
Source: PR Times