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The sun and moon revolve.
In the endless quest
Felt the pulse and breath of all things.
Thus, a human-centered recording method was born. —Five Elements
Wu Xing Five Elements is the origin of all things from ancient Chinese philosophy of balance and natural energy.
Break the traditional forms of symbols.
Using symbolism to represent the five elements with one yin and one yang. Concentrated on the pendant.
Forming a complete and continuous cycle.
With its delicate and unrestrained nature, it nourishes life and brings hope to the world. Water, "the harmonizer of nature."
Symbolizes: Wisdom, adaptability, communication, and flow.
Best for: Those lacking Water (needing emotional balance, better relationships, or career flexibility).
Beads: Black gold quartz, black hair crystal, blue topaz, aquamarine.
Pendant: Aqua**marine
The only organism in the Five Elements, representing "development" and "growth," Wood, "the eternal learner."
Symbolizes: Growth, vitality, creativity, and kindness.
Best for: People needing Wood energy (e.g., stagnant career, lack of motivation) or those desiring health and harmony.
Beads: Green strawberry quartz, tsavorite (green garnet), green hair quartz, green fluorite.
Pendant: Green Jadeite
In the system of the Five Elements, Fire, "the spreader of civilization," bears the mission of warmth and the dissemination of civilization.
Symbolizes: Passion, energy, fame, and leadership.
Best for: People with weak Fire energy (low confidence, sluggish social life) or those seeking courage and recognition.
Beads: Amethyst, red rabbit hair crystal, golden sunstone, purple kunzite.
Pendant: Garnet
Coexisting with the other four elements, all things in the world rely on earth for their existence. Earth, "the protector of the world."
Symbolizes: Stability, nourishment, trust, and grounding.
Best for: Those needing Earth’s support (e.g., stress relief, career stability, or physical health).
Beads: Tiger's eye, golden tiger's eye, yellow azeztulite, golden rutilated quartz, golden prehnite.
Pendant: Tiger's eye
Compared to Western astrology, Eastern Five Elements culture is like poetry. Generally, it conveys information and emotions through imagery and contains infinite Chinese elements.
Aesthetics and humanity exist in the various scenes between heaven and earth, in the mountains and rivers. Some narrative scenes resonated with my soul. That was the beautiful images that appeared in my mind seemed to be engraved in me. In my mind, it became the prototype of inspiration for this new series.
I hope to incorporate the five elements "Wood, Fire, Earth, Metal, Water" into this series. Rather than a single traditional expression of yin and yang and the five elements. The Natural elements and the combination of yin and yang are expressed through design in the artwork. Such as, rather than a single traditional expression of yin and yang and the five elements. I believe people's feelings towards nature and beauty are interconnected, and I also believe that everyone can naturally feel like themselves and connect with nature's strength. So, this time's story, revolves around heaven, earth, and humanity, Unfolding little by little.
Each pendant undergoes a process of raw stone cutting, shaping, hand polishing, and machine buffing. Every piece is meticulously crafted by skilled artisans, taking 15 days to perfect the shape of a single jewel.
The Pendant draws inspiration from the essence of traditional Five Elements (Wu Xing) culture, symbolically blending the yin and yang of the elements onto a small coin-like design. Hand-polished raw stones are set into the silver-gilded Five Elements pendant, showcasing craftsmanship and design comparable to luxury jewelry.
Every polishing is a baptism of the gem, every cut a pursuit of artistry, every buffing an elevation of quality, and every setting a test of skill. Thus, the cosmic interplay of the Five Elements transforms into a dynamic whole, forming an unending cycle of harmony.
