Jade

A small jade fox, curled with its tail around itself.The nine-tailed fox of Chinese folklore is a shapeshifter, clever and charming and never quite pinned down, kept as a charm for allure and for the sharp kind of intelligence that reads a room before...

A full disc of pale jade, taijitu at the centre.Yin and yang are not opposites at war. They are two halves that need each other, each carrying a seed of the other, and the eight trigrams around them are the eight ways that balance...

A ring of jade with an open centre.The bi disc is one of the oldest forms in Chinese jade, carved and buried with the dead for four thousand years before anyone thought to wear one. The hole at its middle stands for heaven, and...

A jade disc carved with the eight trigrams.The bagua is the map feng shui works from, eight trigrams ringed around a still centre, and it usually hangs above a door to settle a room. Carved small in jade it does the same job at...

Dawn Blossom is named for the first light after a long night, and the blossom that opens to meet it. In Chinese poetry, flowers that bloom at daybreak have long stood for renewal after hardship. Made for the moments caught between overthinking and an...

Nine Heavens is named for 九天, the highest of the celestial realms in Chinese cosmology. Ancient texts describe nine layers of sky, with the ninth reserved for those who rise above every storm. Nine Heavens supports seasons of rising responsibility, new opportunity, and inner...

Obsidian Oath is named for the quiet oaths that hold through anything. In the old wuxia tales, a vow sworn in earnest bound two fates together more surely than any contract. Obsidian Oath is made for seasons that ask for wisdom, restraint, and moral...

Iron Fortune is named for an old principle of wealth: discipline guards what luck delivers. In Chinese tradition, iron stands for the unbending will that keeps a fortune from slipping away. Iron Fortune is made for seasons that ask for strength, discipline, and calm...

Phoenix Ember is named for the ember the phoenix rises from. In Chinese legend, the phoenix returns from fire renewed, proof that an ending can be the start of something brighter. Crafted for the moments caught between fast moving opportunity and the need to...

In Chinese tradition, red string is the cord of qi in motion, tied at the wrist through life's thresholds. Through 本命年 (one's zodiac year), through 太岁 (Tai Sui clash years), through any passage worth steadying. The Hulu, 葫芦, is the ancient Chinese calabash gourd....

The Jade Donut Bracelet, paired with serene blue string, showcases the iconic Ping An Kou (平安扣), a symbol of peace, protection, and prosperity. The jade donut, inspired by ancient copper coins, represents harmony and balance, while blue string embodies calmness, clarity, and spiritual growth....

A wealth bowl carved from natural beige jade, the stone most prized in Chinese culture for protection and steady fortune. The practice is simple: gather the symbols of wealth in one bowl and keep it where you live or work, giving fortune somewhere to...