Monster Hunter Adds Kirin and Gore Magala to Its Official Wedding Ring Collection
U-TREASURE has expanded its official Monster Hunter bridal jewelry collection with two new designs inspired by Kirin and Gore Magala.
The latest additions join the “Hunter’s Ring” range, taking the collection to 17 different monsters that can now be chosen for its engagement rings, wedding bands and matching jewelry.
The strongest Monster Hunter references are hidden inside each band, where a monster-specific engraving is paired with an accompanying gemstone.
U-TREASURE describes the concept as a protective charm given with the wish that a hunter’s adventures remain filled with romance and excitement while keeping them safe for years to come.
Kirin’s new design pairs an engraving inspired by the lightning-wielding Elder Dragon with a diamond set into the inside of the ring.
The monster has been part of Monster Hunter since the original game and remains one of the series’ most recognizable Elder Dragons, with its horse-like appearance, single horn, and control over lightning separating it from many of the franchise’s much larger creatures.
Gore Magala instead receives an onyx, matched with its own engraved design inside the band.
First introduced in Monster Hunter 4, Gore Magala plays a central role in the game’s story and is closely tied to the Frenzy Virus, which spreads through its scales and has a major effect on both monsters and hunters exposed to it.
The two designs extend a “Hunter’s Ring” collection that has steadily grown to cover creatures from across different generations of Monster Hunter.
U-TREASURE previously added Arkveld and Lagiacrus to the range in 2025, with Arkveld receiving a diamond and Lagiacrus represented by a blue topaz.
Other existing choices include Rathalos with red garnet, Rathian with green garnet, Zinogre with emerald, Mizutsune with pink tourmaline, Nergigante with brown diamond, and Velkhana with a blue treated diamond.
Kirin has also received another high-end U-TREASURE collectible during 2026 through the limited “Kirin’s Azure Horn,” which recreated the monster’s prized material in Silver 925 and was restricted to just 200 pieces worldwide.
Wedding versions of the “Hunter’s Ring” can be ordered in five different material combinations, including Platinum 950, Platinum 950 with K18 yellow gold, K18 yellow gold, K18 pink gold, and Platinum 950 with a black coating.
The engagement ring is produced in Platinum 950 with K18 yellow gold and places a 0.1-carat diamond at the center of the exterior design, with the chosen monster engraving and associated stone hidden underneath.
Names, initials, and dates can also be engraved inside the rings, allowing the Monster Hunter references to sit alongside more conventional personalization.
Each order is supplied in a dedicated presentation case finished with a foil-stamped Monster Hunter logo, and the engagement and wedding designs have also been shaped so they can be worn together.
The new Kirin and Gore Magala options went on sale in Japan on October 6 through the U-TREASURE Online Shop and the brand’s Concept Stores in Ikebukuro and Shinsaibashi, where sample rings are also being displayed.
Wedding rings are priced from ¥158,400 to ¥171,600 (approximately $1,000-$1,083/£757-£820) depending on the chosen material, while the engagement ring costs ¥264,000 (approximately $1,667/£1,262).
U-TREASURE also supports proxy purchasing for selected products in a number of overseas regions, allowing international fans based in some countries to access the collection without using a 3rd party.
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