Kunyu Liujin is inspired by the Five Elements concept in Eastern philosophy. The bracelet is made of natural amber and golden obsidian. The beads are of moderate diameter, presenting the beauty of flowing golden light, combining visual elegance and energy connotations.
In its name, "Kunyu" derives from the ancient term for the earth, belonging to the earth element in the Five Elements, symbolizing the bearing of all things and the broadness of virtue. "Liujin" depicts the radiant color of amber, flowing like water, belonging to the metal element in the Five Elements, and also implies the water element, symbolizing the flow of wealth and endless life. Earth gives birth to metal, metal gives birth to water, and the Five Elements generate and circulate endlessly. The bracelet's overall energy forms a closed loop, implying that the wearer inherits the earth's broad virtue and gathers treasures for glory.
At the level of the Five Elements, Kunyu Liujin entwines the energies of earth, metal, and water into a ring: earth, a foundation, solid and stable, supports the growth and brilliance of metal; metal, a radiant stream of light, attracts wealth and opportunity; and water, suggesting fluidity and agility, ensures the smooth flow of wealth. The overall string evokes the image of the earth nurturing flowing gold, signifying that the holder grasps the essence of heaven and earth, ensuring an endless supply of wealth and well-being.
The bracelet's design embodies both oriental elegance and cultural depth: the lustrous and mellow golden amber and golden obsidian reflect the wearer's aura, showcasing stability and nobility; the arrangement of the beads creates a sense of fluidity, like golden light spreading across the wrist, and the natural circulation of the five elements' energy. It is not only an ornament, but also a symbol of life and soul.
