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| Tokuriki Honten is not really a jeweler per se. This is actually a large gold bullion trading house in Tokyo Japan. I know that they do more than trade bullion as they are fabricators as well, and were once famous for oval-shaped gold bars as small as 5 g simulating old currency. But I have not heard of them making tie-tacks and cuff-links with pearls. Do you happen to know how old the set is? Is there any Japanese writing on the box that you can scan and upload here?
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