The beauty of balance—anchored in stillness, history, and the art of restraint.
A drop in motion—shaped by curve, anchored in contrast, and lifted in light.
These earrings combine a sculpted metal plate with a suspended baroque pearl—two materials in tension, moving as one. The upper plate features feather-inspired lines that spiral and fold with controlled rhythm.
Cast in gold-plated 925 silver, the surface is richly textured—highlighting light through curves, not shine. The metal provides structure; the pearl brings softness.
The freshwater pearl is irregular in shape, organic in tone, and gently luminous. As it moves, it creates spatial pause beneath the denser surface above.
A piece for those who read ornament as composition—where texture speaks, and asymmetry holds weight.
The Totem Collection is inspired by Majiayao culture (c. 3300–2000 BCE), one of the earliest Neolithic civilizations in China, known for its hand-built pottery and abstract decorative patterns.
These visual forms reflect how early Chinese societies understood nature, order, and spiritual continuity.
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