The Breath of
All Things
The Breath of All Things
Core concepts: animals, nature, and the cycle of life
The "Breath of All Things" Collection draws inspiration from the quiet yet eternal rhythms of nature, ingeniously integrating diverse elements to showcase its vitality. By blending natural landscapes with jewelry design, the pieces employ materials such as jadeite and Hetian jade to convey the exuberant life force of the natural world. Through flowing lines and forms that evoke growth and transformation, viewers are transported into a vibrant, scroll-like panorama of nature—embodying the profound bond between humanity and the natural world, and expressing reverence for all living beings.
Starry Sky Brooch
MATERIAL：Titanium、Hetian White Jade、Diamond
SIZE：4cm×3cm×1.5cm，CREATION TIME：2016
Inspired by Vincent van Gogh’s masterpiece The Starry Night, this piece portrays a dragonfly soaring through the night sky, with glimmering stars reflecting upon its translucent wings. Diamonds are scattered like stardust across the composition, while vivid swirling patterns capture the dynamic motion of wings in flight—achieving an exquisite translation from Van Gogh’s canvas into the delicate dimensions of Eastern philosophy.
Veiled in the depth of night, the boundary between observer and observed gradually dissolves, embodying the Eastern artistic essence of “meaningful emptiness, where silence speaks.” It is only when one gazes upon this nocturnal dragonfly that the swirl of the starry sky begins to turn. To glimpse the whole cosmos through the dragonfly’s wings is to perceive universal truth through the individual microcosm—quietly echoing the Eastern worldview of “harmony between heaven and humanity.”
Butterfly Dream Brooch
MATERIAL：Titanium、Hetian White Jade、Diamond
SIZE：10cm×8cm×1cm，CREATION TIME：2016
This brooch, crafted with iridescent titanium and Hetian suet-white jade, embodies transformation and rebirth. Titanium’s rigidity and jade’s softness engage in a Yin–Yang dialogue, while diamonds evoke morning dew. The piece bridges Eastern philosophy of wuhua (transformation) and Western symbolism of resurrection through precise anodic oxidation, which renders the wings a gradient of color. It fuses material, technology, and cross-cultural thought into a universal artistic language.
Lonely Valley Brooch
MATERIAL：Titanium、Hetian White Jade、Diamond、Jadeite
SIZE：14cm×4cm×2cm，CREATION TIME：2016
Crafted in titanium with integrated gem‑setting technology, this piece merges ancient Eastern jade culture with futuristic craftsmanship, creating a distinct innovative aesthetic.
Inspired by Van Gogh’s Sunflowers, it transforms the painter’s flaming blooms into an expression of the Zen idea “a single flower contains a world.” Titled Fragrance in the Empty Valley, it conveys a philosophical vision: the flower blooms radiantly in solitude, untouched by human gaze or judgment. Humans are observers, not the center of the world; true wisdom lies in freeing oneself from worldly attachment and shining with one’s own vital energy.
Blending Eastern freehand brushwork, European vividness, and advanced technology, the work presents a compelling contemporary synthesis of form and meaning.
Moon Palace Nymph, Brooch
MATERIAL：18K Gold、Hetian White Jade、Hetian Green Jade、Diamond、Ruby、Jadeite
SIZE：9cm×5cm×1cm，CREATION TIME：2014
The "Moon Palace Nymph" Brooch features suet-white jade as flowers, jadeite and dark green jade as leaves, and colored gemstones adorning the figure of a fairy—outlining the vitality of nature. Embracing the warmth of traditional jade carving while integrating the brilliance of modern jewelry setting, the piece interprets the poetic Eastern imagery of “a moth drawn to the flame.” This is not mere sacrifice, but the awakening of self-awareness: like a woman pursuing ideals and love, she rushes toward the “moon” in her heart.
The matching "Moon Palace Nymph" Earrings pair white jade with jadeite in a minimalist yet profound combination. Their clean form and subtle texture reflect the integration of Eastern and Western cultures and philosophies. To sacrifice for one’s dreams underscores the solemnity and grandeur of individual choice. With a touch of poignant elegance, the work achieves a deeply resonant artistic presence.
Heartland Dragontly Brooch
MATERIAL：18K Gold、Hetian White Jade、Hetian Green Jade、Diamond、Opal
SIZE：2cm×2.5cm×1.5cm，CREATION TIME：2013
In traditional Chinese culture, the dragonfly carries rich and auspicious symbolism. It represents “mutual affection”—a dragonfly alighting on one’s chest is seen as an emblem of good fortune, and a blessing for joyful love and marriage. Employing the coloring technique of gongbi painting—a meticulous and realistic style of Chinese art—the piece unfolds a luxurious and vivid palette.
Crafted with numerous inlaid pieces of Hetian dark green jade, it creates a bright, translucent texture for the wings. Breaking from the traditional “specimen-like” form, the asymmetrical, undulating wings capture the dynamic, natural grace of a dragonfly in flight—freezing the ephemeral moment it comes to rest upon the chest.
Wind’s Whisper Brooch
MATERIAL：18K Gold、Hetian White Jade、Diamond、Opal、Emerald
SIZE：10cm×4.5cm×1.5cm，CREATION TIME：2014
The dragonfly’s body, carved from suet-white jade, boasts slender and graceful lines like willow branches swaying in the breeze—its warm, silky texture imbues the form with a living vitality. The wings, shaped and inlaid with suet-white jade and diamonds, rise at their edges as if lifted by the wind in mid‑flight. Spreading and extending upward, the two wings seem ready to pierce the stillness of the air at any moment—symbolizing a break from constraint, and embodying a spiritual emblem of the yearning to transcend gravity’s grasp.
Goldn Brandes & Jade Leaves Earrings
MATERIAL：18K Gold、Hetian White Jade、Diamond、Jadeite
SIZE：6.5cm×1.5cm×1cm，CREATION TIME：2014
Carving gently unfolding magnolias demands masterful craftsmanship. Artisans wield their blades like brushes, employing the “soft-light thin-body technique” on Hetian suet-white jade to endow each petal with an ethereal, vivid grace. The petal edges are thin as a cicada’s wings, revealing delicate natural textures when backlit—embodying the philosophical leap in jade carving from “mere formal resemblance” to “vibrant rhythm and vital breath.” Transcending the boundaries of traditional jewelry, the entire piece becomes a wearable sculpture—a poem rendered in solid form.
