Hakuza: Gold Leaf Jewelry and Skincare from Kanazawa, Japan (Shipping Worldwide):

Hakuza is a Japanese gold leaf brand whose official online shop sells jewelry, skincare, tableware, food and even raw gold leaf materials. This short guide focuses on two categories that suit overseas visitors and online shoppers best: necklaces and earrings, and gold leaf skincare. Prices and availability below were checked on the shop’s category pages on October 21, 2026, and may change.

Quick Overview

Category	Examples	Approx. price (tax included)
Necklaces	Metal Necklace, Line Necklace, Hakudama bead necklaces	about 7,150 to 60,500 yen
Earrings	Line, Metal and Marble pierced earrings, Hakudama earrings	about 7,700 to 22,000 yen
Skincare	Lotion, Essence, Moisture Cream, gold leaf face masks	about 1,925 to 14,300 yen (larger sets cost more)

According to the shop, its products come from Kanazawa gold leaf, and its philosophy is to bring gold leaf into everyday life. The brand’s About page says its accessories are made by hand, one piece at a time, with a focus on designs that fit modern outfits.

Necklaces

Most necklaces come in two foil finishes. The shop names them Towa-iro (the page shows it as 永遠色) and Kuon-iro (久遠色). My rough translations are “eternal color” and “everlasting color,” so check the product photos to see which tone you prefer.

Metal Necklace (7,150 yen): A simple, entry-level piece. A version with CZ stones (Metal Necklace CZ, 9,350 yen) is marked as recommended on the shop.
Line Necklace (8,250 yen): A slim, minimal design that suits everyday wear.
Hakudama Bead Necklaces (13,200 to 60,500 yen): The brand’s signature gold leaf bead (hakudama) series, including a 10-bead necklace, a station necklace, and longer styles.
Water Buffalo Horn Pendants (13,200 yen): Square and ring pendants that use water buffalo horn as a base.

I’ve given necklaces from this shop to my American friend’s mother several times, and she really loves them because they’re understated yet stylish.

Earrings

The shop sells pierced earrings in the same style families as its necklaces. Some sets also offer clip-on versions, which is useful if you do not have pierced ears.

Metal Pierced Earrings SUS (7,700 yen): The most affordable metal option in the range.
Line Pierced Earrings (8,800 yen) and Line Hoop Earrings (9,900 yen): Slim and lightweight looks.
Marble Pierced Earrings (8,250 yen): A different, patterned look compared with the plain foil styles.
Hakudama Pierced Earrings (14,300 to 22,000 yen): Gold leaf bead earrings in several sizes. Some sizes may sell out, so check stock.
Hakudama Accessory Set (36,300 yen): A set offered in either pierced or clip-on versions.

Gold Leaf Skincare

The shop describes its face care items as gold leaf-infused skincare for special-occasion care and gifts. I could not verify specific ingredient claims or skin effects from the pages I reviewed, so please read the ingredient list yourself, especially if you have sensitive skin or allergies.

Hakuza no Bi (箔座の美) Lotion (6,600 yen), Essence (7,150 yen) and Moisture Cream (6,600 yen): The brand’s main three-step line. The Essence is marked as recommended.
Skincare Trial Set (1,925 yen): A three-item set listed as web exclusive and for first-time customers only. Check whether it is available for overseas orders.
Cosmetic Gold Leaf Face Packs: A partial-use pack (8 sheets, 3,300 yen), a standard pack (8 sheets, 5,940 yen) and a single-sheet facial mask (9,900 yen).
Kin no Tamago Hada All-in-One Gel (3,850 yen): A web exclusive moisturizing gel cream.

Not every item may be eligible for overseas shipping, and rules for cosmetics can differ by country, so confirm at checkout.

How to Order from Overseas

The Hakuza site explains that overseas orders go through a service called WorldShopping, which buys the items on your behalf and ships them abroad.

Cart: When you visit the site from outside Japan, a WorldShopping cart appears automatically. It only appears for items that can be sent to your country.
Fees: WorldShopping adds a 10 percent service fee on the product price plus domestic shipping in Japan. You then receive a second payment request for international shipping, handling and any other fees.
Payment: PayPal is shown as the payment method.
No changes after ordering: Cancellations and returns are not accepted once the order is placed with WorldShopping, so check sizes, colors and details first.
Language: The product pages are in Japanese. The shop suggests using Google Chrome’s translate function. Shop inquiries are handled in Japanese only, while WorldShopping offers support in English and Chinese.

Shipping fees, duties and delivery times can vary, so review the WorldShopping guide before you pay.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Hakuza ship overseas?

Yes, through WorldShopping, though availability can depend on the item and your country.

Is this jewelry real gold?

The shop describes its products as gold leaf items. The jewelry appears to be made from materials such as acrylic and cow horn, with real gold leaf applied to the surface. Read each product page before buying.

Is Hakuza a good souvenir from Kanazawa?

It is a gold leaf brand that describes its products as Kanazawa gold leaf, so it fits the theme. If you are visiting Japan, check the shop’s website for any physical store information, since I did not confirm store locations.

Next Steps

Browse the necklace and earring pages first, then decide between the two foil finishes using the product photos. If you want to try the skincare, start with the lower-priced items, and check the ingredient list before ordering. If you plan to visit Kanazawa, pair this with a gold leaf experience and other local crafts.

This post is part of an ongoing series on Japan travel planning. Check back for more itinerary guides and regional travel tips.

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