Kaito Kid's "1412" and Conan's Bow Tie, Rendered in Metal
Each of the six rings is built around a visual signature that longtime fans will recognize on sight. The Conan Edogawa model carries his red bow tie and blue jacket, with a tiny tranquilizer-gun charm swinging from the band. The Kaito Kid ring goes full phantom thief: a white-toned design with a silver rose, a chain standing in for his monocle, a playing-card charm, and the number "1412," the criminal codename behind the character's name.
The rest of the set stays just as specific. Shinichi Kudo's ring takes its shape from the "Black Knight" costume he wore in the series, finished in deep blue. Ran Mouri's is a tiara design set with a pink stone. Heiji Hattori and Kazuha Toyama get a deliberately matched pair: both rings are built around the handcuffs from the childhood memory the two share, with Heiji's carrying a deep green stone and Kazuha's adding the ribbon from her hair.
A Set-Only Bundle From the "2°C" Brand
MAYLA, the Japanese fashion label whose tagline promises to "raise your body temperature by 2°C," has made character jewelry something of a specialty. The same Iconique Story Ring Objet line has previously covered Puella Magi Madoka Magica and Twisted Wonderland, so the format is well tested: wearable rings that read as fashion first and merch second.
The Detective Conan set sells only as a complete six-ring bundle at ¥19,800 (tax included) plus ¥600 shipping, and it ships in an original box with a collection frame themed on the TV anime. Rings with an open-band design can be adjusted for size. According to Japanese anime news site Anime Anime, the set is currently 20% off on MAYLA's official online store, and no end date for the sale is listed.
The collection first launched on February 14, 2026 with an advance run at The Entrance of MAYLA, the brand's store inside Tokyo's Laforet Harajuku shopping complex, before hitting the online store on February 17.
Looking Ahead
The discount is live now, and with no end date announced, interested buyers shouldn't wait too long. The catch for overseas fans is distribution: no international release has been announced for this set. Past MAYLA anime collections have turned up at import retailers such as Tokyo Otaku Mode, but nothing of the sort has been confirmed for the Conan rings so far.
The franchise around them needs no introduction. Gosho Aoyama's mystery manga, the story of high school detective Shinichi Kudo shrunk into a grade-schooler's body by a poison from the Black Organization and solving cases as Conan Edogawa, has run in Shogakukan's Weekly Shonen Sunday since 1994. It now tops 107 volumes and 270 million copies in circulation worldwide, while the TV anime that began in 1996 is closing in on its 1,200th episode. The series' 29th film, Detective Conan: Fallen Angel of the Highway, an action-heavy story set in Yokohama, opened in Japan on April 10, 2026. English-language readers can find the manga through Viz Media, which publishes it under the title Case Closed.