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POISON — Cry of Love / Endless Love

Endless Love

A beautiful poison, worn by those
who stayed true to love.

No upheaval can take away the heart’s capacity to love.
No sorrow need extinguish a deeply held belief.

POISON’s Endless Love begins
with the lives of three women who left their mark on history.

POISON brand artwork depicting figures surrounded by flames and roses
LOVE BEYOND THE FLAMES — BRAND ART

When the world trembles,
what will you hold on to?

The French Revolution, beginning in 1789, transformed social hierarchies, values and daily life. It forms one of the central historical settings of POISON’s world. The splendour of the court and the unease beneath it. What was lost, and what people still sought to protect. In that interplay of light and shadow, the brand finds the strength to remain true to love.

At the heart of the inspiration stand Marie Antoinette, Joan of Arc and Empress Elisabeth. They did not live in the same age: their stories belong to the eighteenth, fifteenth and nineteenth centuries respectively. In different circumstances and from different positions, each confronted what was most precious to her.

POISON draws together the love and resolve it perceives in their stories. Devotion to those held dear. Faith that turns prayer into action. A longing for the freedom to live as oneself. Endless Love entrusts these feelings, resonating across the centuries, to a single ring.

Three lives.
A light that would not fade.

Their place in history, and the stories POISON finds within it.

15th CenturyJeanne d’ArcFaith & Prayer18th CenturyMarie AntoinetteGrace & Resolve19th CenturyElisabethFreedom & Beauty
Brand artwork inspired by Marie Antoinette, with roses and flames
MARIE ANTOINETTE — BRAND ART

The poison of grace and resolve.

Marie Antoinette

Born in Vienna in 1755, Marie Antoinette married the French dauphin in 1770 and became queen when Louis XVI ascended the throne in 1774. Closely associated with the culture of Versailles, she took an interest in art and dress. Her life reflects both the splendour of the court and the upheavals of an age moving towards revolution.

In her image, POISON sees resolve beneath grace. Beauty becomes an expression of the will to cherish what one loves. Through the lens of love and dignity, the brand revisits a queen whose story has been told in many different ways.

Delicacy and strength can exist together. Even a vulnerable heart may hold a conviction it will never surrender. This quiet strength is what POISON calls ‘the poison of grace and resolve’: a story that awakens the dignity and determination within its wearer.

Brand artwork inspired by Joan of Arc, in armour with red roses
JEANNE D’ARC — BRAND ART

The poison of faith and prayer.

Joan of Arc

A prayer becomes
the strength to move forward.

Some three and a half centuries before the French Revolution, Joan of Arc played a decisive part in the relief of Orléans in 1429 and in the events that led to the coronation of Charles VII at Reims. The actions of a young woman became deeply inscribed in the history of a nation.

POISON is drawn to the faith and prayer behind those actions: the belief in a desired future even when faced with forces greater than oneself, and the courage to take a step towards a hope not yet visible. In her story, the brand sees a ‘poison of light’ that stirs the human spirit.

Prayer can be an expression of will—a decision to live for what matters most. Through Endless Love, POISON seeks to give form to the courage needed to remain true to love. Strength lives in the heart that continues to look forward, even in the presence of fear.

Brand artwork inspired by Empress Elisabeth, with roses and flames
ELISABETH — BRAND ART

The poison of freedom and beauty.

Empress Elisabeth — Sisi

Born in Munich in 1837, Elisabeth married Franz Joseph I in 1854 and became Empress of Austria and later Queen of Hungary. Known as Sisi, she struggled with the strict conventions of court life and sought freedom through travel—a life far more complex than her celebrated portraits alone suggest.

Alongside her beauty, POISON considers her desire to follow her own heart: to live beyond an assigned role or someone else’s ideal, and to choose what she found beautiful through her own sensibility. The brand finds in this a power to loosen constraints and awaken the individuality within.

The ‘poison of freedom and beauty’ invites wearers to feel their own identity more vividly. With a suggestion of sensuality and release, the ring carries a quiet affirmation of the freedom to live as oneself.

Historical references

Biographical details draw on the sources below. Expressions concerning ‘poison’, ‘love’ and ‘strength’, and the meanings associated with each figure, form part of POISON’s brand narrative. The portraits are brand artworks created to express that world.

Even if the world should burn,
love will endure.

POISON — ENDLESS LOVE

Brand artwork of a red rose blooming among flames

A name with the power to stir the soul.

POISON speaks of a force that awakens beauty and inscribes love upon the soul. Once it touches the heart, it remains, living on within us. Through the word ‘poison’, the brand expresses an unforgettable beauty and a feeling that cannot be resisted.

The grace and resolve found in Marie Antoinette. The faith and prayer found in Joan of Arc. The freedom and beauty found in Empress Elisabeth. These three stories are joined by a determination to hold on to the love that matters, whatever adversity may come.

Endless Love.

Love for family. Love that carries hope into the future. Love that sets one’s own soul free. The love expressed by Endless Love reaches beyond a single relationship or form. It is the unwavering feeling at the centre of a life.

Conflict, betrayal, loss. Even when the world defies our wishes, something remains deep within the heart. To remember that feeling, we give it a visible form to wear. Beyond adornment, POISON seeks to create pieces that resonate with the lives of those who wear them.

Brand artwork of hands forming a heart before flames

Two visions of beauty.
One expression of love.

Openwork on the POISON ring inspired by Japanese ranma carving
FRENCH AESTHETICS × JAPANESE CRAFT

French splendour. Japanese intricacy.

The aesthetics of the French royal court meet openwork inspired by Japanese ranma, the carved transom panels of traditional architecture. Endless Love brings together two sensibilities shaped by different cultures: rich ornament and a delicate understanding of space. Both find expression in a small sculpture worn on the finger.

Sculptural volume and open space. Surfaces that catch the light and recesses that hold a quiet shadow. As the viewing angle changes, these contrasts give depth to the substantial silver form, revealing new beauty with every closer look.

Silver form. A heart of red.

Crafted from Silver925 and individually finished by hand, the ring holds a garnet at its centre. The red stone and the shadows of silver express the heat of love alongside an unwavering will.

A sense of tension within splendour. Strength within delicacy. By uniting the beauty of ornament with the story it carries, Endless Love seeks to touch the heart of its wearer.

Let a feeling
rest upon your hand.

Light reveals the shadows within the openwork. The garnet’s red glimmer responds to every movement of the hand.

Discover the sculptural depth and presence of Endless Love through footage of the ring being worn. Its story continues into the everyday life of its wearer.

The unique serial number 43/300 engraved inside a POISON ring

Three hundred creations.
Each with its own mark.

Endless Love is limited to 300 pieces. Inside the band, each ring is engraved with a different serial number—a mark reserved for one creation, never repeated.

An engraving such as ‘23/300’ records a ring’s place in the edition of 300. The ring in the photograph bears ‘43/300’. Numbers are generally assigned at random, and requests for specific numbers cannot be accommodated.

A finite collection of creations meets the irreplaceable story of each wearer. A small engraving within quietly marks that encounter.

Endless Love

¥660,000JPY · tax included

French royal aesthetics meet openwork inspired by Japanese ranma carving. Intricate silver and the red of a garnet give form to the resolve to remain true to love.

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As this is a limited edition, purchases are subject to prior screening.
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Creation details
Material
Silver925
Centre stone
Garnet
Size
Japanese sizes 10–25
Edition
300 pieces / individually engraved serial number
Made in
Japan
Lead time
Approximately one month from order confirmation
Included
Original pouch, brand book and presentation case
Metal allergy information

This piece is made from Silver925. Depending on your individual sensitivity or physical condition, it may cause itching, redness, irritation or other skin symptoms. If you have a metal allergy or have previously experienced a skin reaction to jewellery, please consult a dermatologist before purchasing or wearing this piece. For further information about the material, please contact us.

If any irritation occurs while wearing the piece, remove it immediately and consult a dermatologist. We cannot guarantee that this product will be free from allergic reactions for every wearer.

About the centre stone
The garnet may be replaced with another stone, such as a ruby or sapphire. Pricing varies according to the stone selected. Please contact us to discuss your preference.
Serial number
Limited to 300 pieces. A unique serial number, such as ‘23/300’, is engraved inside the band. Numbers are generally assigned at random.
Ordering and delivery
As this is a limited edition, purchases are subject to prior screening. Please contact us by email.
Your piece will be delivered gift-wrapped approximately one month after order confirmation. Shipping is complimentary.
Commercial resale and purchases made for the purpose of resale are prohibited.
Returns and exchanges
We do not accept cancellations, returns or exchanges for customer-related reasons. We take every care with the quality of our creations; if your piece arrives damaged or faulty, please contact us within seven days of receiving it.

Until the day it becomes yours.

Contact

For sizing, alternative stones and orders, please contact us by email. Available in Japanese ring sizes 10–25. Replacing the garnet with a ruby, sapphire or another stone will affect the price according to the stone chosen.

Delivery

Delivery takes approximately one month from order confirmation. Your piece is gift-wrapped and supplied with a presentation case, original pouch and brand book. Shipping is complimentary. We will email you with the expected dispatch date and delivery updates.

After receiving your piece

For online payments, a delivery slip is not enclosed; your receipt will be sent by email. We do not accept cancellations, returns or exchanges for customer-related reasons. If your piece arrives damaged or faulty, please contact us within seven days of receipt.

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Commercial resale and purchases made for the purpose of resale are prohibited.

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