The Kanji symbols in Japanese writing were adapted
from China around the third century.  The intricate
characters below symbolize the essence of the
words they represent.  This pendant features the
Kanji symbol on one side and the word, "love"
on the opposite side.

Silver Plated

5/8" H x 3/8" W x 2/8" D

28" Black Silk Cord included

The Kanji symbols in Japanese writing were adapted
from China around the third century.  The intricate
characters below symbolize the essence of the
words they represent.  This bracelet features Kanji
symbol on one side and the corresponding words,
"truth," "peace," "passion," "clarity" and "love"
on the opposite side.

Silver Plated

Bead size is 5/8" H x 3/8" W x 2/8" D.

7.5" L

The Chinese Good Fortune Brooch is 1 1/4'D.
The Chinese Good Fortune Earrings are 9/16" D.

Sterling Silver

Approximately 1/2" W  x 1/2" L

Sterling Silver

An 18" Sterling Silver Chain is included.
 

Approximately 3/8" W  x 1/2" L

Sterling Silver

An 18" Sterling Silver Chain is included.
 

Approximately 3/8" W  x 1/2" L

Sterling Silver
 

Bead size is 5/8" H x 3/8" W x 2/8" D.

Silver Plated
 

In China, the dragon is regarded as a symbol of the
Emperor and of good fortune.  As a mythological
creature, he is sometimes related to rain, floods
and male fertility.  He often hides in caves of the
depths of the sea, revealing himself briefly only
to disappear again.  Dragons can be seen on
ceramics, textiles and metalwork dating back
to the 7th century.

The Dragon with Garnet Brooch is 2 1/8"W x 3/4" H.
The Dragon with Garnet Earrings are 1" D.

These ancient Chinese symbols represent
"good fortune" and "longevity."  Intricate
writing characters such as these were
first invented by the Kan tribe of China
about four thousand years ago.  They
symbolize the essence of the words
they represent.  In the third century,
these characters were adopted by
Japan where they are referred to
as Kanji symbols.

1/2" W x 1 1/2" H
 

This semi-precious, translucent form of chalcedony
has been used in jewelry since ancient times.  As
with most stones, it was ascribed certain magical
properties.  In ancient Egypt the orange-red color
symbolized life.  In Africa and parts of Russia it
was valued for its alleged healing properties. 
During the Classical Era and the Renaissance,
carnelian enjoyed its greatest popularity and
was often used as seals and in signet rings.

3/4" W x  2" H
 

The ancient Chinese tossed yarrow stalks and later
coins to help make decisions which were based on
the patterns of the toss, as they related to the I Ching,
The Book of Change. These I Ching coins are adorned
with Jade to create beautiful Ancient Amulet Earrings.

2" H 

Sterling Silver Frame
 

The ancient Chinese tossed yarrow stalks and later
coins to help make decisions which were based on
the patterns of the toss, as they related to the I Ching,
The Book of Change. Here, these I Ching coins are
beautifully crafted into Ancient Amulet Earrings.

The I Ching Coin Earrings, with Black Cord,
are 2 1/4" H.