Wealth & Success

Five emperor coins, worn at the wrist. Old Chinese coins are round with a square hole, the round standing for heaven and the square for earth, so to carry them is to carry a small balance of both. The five draw on five prosperous...

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. Each Chinese zodiac animal carries its own field of...

A mini Pixiu (貔貅) paired with obsidian beads and a small cinnabar Hulu, three traditions on one wrist. The Pixiu is the wealth guardian of Chinese feng shui, said to draw fortune toward its wearer and hold it close. Obsidian, volcanic glass long kept...

Twin Radiance takes its name from the old celestial phrase 日月同辉, sun and moon shining as one. In classical Chinese thought it describes the rare moment when two great lights share one sky, each making the other brighter. Crafted for the moments caught between...

Heaven's Eye is named for the all-seeing eye of the heavens in Chinese tradition. It watches without judgment and misses nothing, the calm height from which every tangle looks simple. Crafted for the moments caught between quiet isolation and the wish to feel connected...

Clear Mirror takes its name from the old meditation phrase 明镜止水, a clear mirror over still water. Zen teachers used it to describe a mind so calm it reflects the world exactly as it is. Made for the moments caught between reactive emotion and...

Silent Depths is named for the truth that still water runs deep. In Daoist thought, the deepest rivers move without a sound, and the strongest people rarely need to raise their voice. Made for the moments caught between a racing mind and the wish...

Peach Blossom is named for the oldest symbol of love and good meetings. In Chinese tradition, peach blossom luck, 桃花运, is the fortune of the right people arriving at the right time. Made for the moments caught between a guarded heart and the wish...

Infused with ancient wisdom, the Pixiu Red Cinnabar Bracelet combines the grounding energy of Red Cinnabar with the wealth-attracting power of dual Pixius. The Pixiu, an ancient mythical creature symbolizing abundance, works in harmony with the grounding and purifying properties of Red Cinnabar 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 jade donut is called Ping An Kou (平安扣),...

The Mini Pixiu Light Tiger Eye Bracelet is more than an accessory, it's a daily companion for confidence and courage. The soft golden bands of light tiger eye carry a steady, grounding clarity, sharpening focus and quiet bravery in the wearer. At its centre...

A small bottle of obsidian, made to hold the scent you wear. Obsidian is volcanic glass, worn for grounding and protection for as long as people have carried stone. Here it is hollowed into a vial on a 65cm gold chain, with a secure...

Obsidian, cut into clean geometric facets. Volcanic glass formed when molten rock meets cold air, obsidian has been worn for grounding and protection for as long as people have carried stone. This version trades the carved figures for a simple faceted form, the kind...

A laughing buddha carved in cinnabar, an ingot in his hands, hung beneath a six-character mantra bead. Cinnabar is the fire-red stone of the Chinese tradition, long worn to guard vitality and keep good fortune close. Its colour alone was considered protective, the red...

Three beckoning cats carved in cinnabar, strung one above the other on a black cord. Cinnabar is the fire-red stone of the Chinese tradition, long worn to guard vitality and keep good fortune close. Its colour alone was considered protective, the red that meets...

A beckoning cat carved in cinnabar, hung beneath a small 福 charm. Cinnabar is the fire-red stone of the Chinese tradition, long worn to guard vitality and keep good fortune close. Its colour alone was considered protective, the red that meets whatever the day...

The five emperor coins, worn as an open band. The coins come from the reigns of Shunzhi, Kangxi, Yongzheng, Qianlong and Jiaqing, the first hundred and fifty years of the Qing dynasty, when the empire was at its most settled. Strung together they have...

Two charms in one carving: the pixiu, and the hulu gourd beneath it.The pixiu is the winged creature of Chinese myth with an appetite for gold and no way to pass it, so what it takes in, it keeps. The hulu does the same...

Jade on a hand-tied red cord. Nothing metal.Red cord and jade is the oldest pairing in Chinese jewellery, the stone for steadiness and the thread for connection and luck. Red is the colour worn at every threshold in Chinese life, at new years, weddings,...

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...