DIA300mm, Hong Kong
If one day you would need to determine a vertical line and the iphone is not handy, this might do the trick!
A piece of chip off jade with a pointed end.
Perfect to go with jeans and causal wear.
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DIA300mm, Hong Kong
This jade necklace has a certain tribal touch.
The spike like jade as known as white chicken bone jade.
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DIA85mm, China
A jade carved bracelet.
The pattern of the bracelet comes from a bundle of twisted yarn, a pattern that became popular as far back as the Warring State period.
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DIA220mm, Hong Kong
Necklace with silver foil glass beads.
Here is how silver foil beads are made.
and here is how silver foils are made.
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DIA230mm, China
When glass is all round us nowadays, windows, curtain wall building, tables, etc, though they are often at the edge of technology their magic seems to have disappeared. Somehow, this glass bead necklace seems to be able to reclaim some of that magic. The shine of the beads are almost pearl like with a spark of translucency.
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W45xH50mm, China
A pendant of the word “Fu” – good fortune.
The Buddhists believe that good fortune is under one’s control. For a person at lost, good fortune is far from one’s life, there is only suffering. These sufferings comes from ignorance, attachment, and aversion; to get rid of suffering, one would need to eliminate desire and greed, by doing so one will be arrived to good fortune.
DIA250mm, Hong Kong
Inspired by the Berber jewellery, this necklace has an assorted collection of Chinese ornaments. Some old and original pieces such as the “happy encounter” twins are part of the ingredients for this new composition.
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DIA160mm, Hong Kong
This Thursday’s causal wear accessory is a glass bead necklace.
Dont they look like those traditional fruit candy drops that is lightly coated with glucose and came in a tin?
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W220xH300mm, Hong Kong
Dragon is a symbol for the Chinese emperor. It is believed that a long long time ago, the emperor he asked for a cauldron to be made as a record of his achievement. Ceremony was organised for the revealing of the cauldron and all the citizen as well as the saints are invited. The cauldron was over 3m tall, glittering bronze surface with a casting of a dragon flying through the cloud. While everyone is admiring the cauldron, the sky darkened, looking up they saw a dragon flying towards cauldron. Having completed all his tasks on earth, the emperor rode on the dragon and returned to the sky.
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DIA220mm, Hong Kong
For the causal wear collection, a rough cut pendant on a leather strap.
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Mountain Folkcraft 