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| Bracelets Type | Chain & Link Bracelets |
| Brand Name | FORWELL |
| CN | Guangdong |
| Fine or Fashion | Fashion |
| For Gift | Daughter, Girlfriend, Best Friend, Mom |
| Gender | Women |
| Item Type | BRACELETS |
| Material | Semi-precious stone,Hetian jade |
| Metals Type | Alluvial Gold |
| Model Number | 2008 |
| Occasions for gifts | Banquet, Festival, Birthday, Party, Anniversary |
| Origin | Mainland China |
| Product Category | Gong bell bracelet |
| Shape\pattern | Round |
| Style | Vintage,Vintage Punk Ethnic Bohemia |
This beaded bracelet unites three spoken languages of Chinese material culture: the cinnabar red that signifies protection and vitality, the pale, satiny touch of Hetian-style jade that speaks of inner calm and dignity, and the gold-color accents that invoke abundance. Crafted as a round-bead strand with a small gong-like charm, it is both ornament and talisman — a wearable vow to cultivate poise, invite good fortune, and remain mindful in motion.
In the wisdom of the classics one finds reason for such combinations. The I Ching teaches that Heaven and Earth act in patterns; human life thrives when one aligns with them. A well-known line from the Book of Changes says:
Heaven moves with vigor; the noble person makes himself strong and untiring.
Interpreted for adornment, the cinnabar red becomes a stimulant of resolve — a spur to keep the spirit bright. The Hetian-style jade, smooth and tempered, answers with tranquil steadiness; together they form a small yin-yang dialogue upon the wrist.
Daoist thought encourages harmony with natural rhythms rather than frantic control. To wear this bracelet is to accept that balance: the red beads call forth yang vigor, the jade invites soft restraint, and the gold-tone elements suggest cultivated refinement. As a popular saying puts it, cultivating inner calm allows fortune to flow; the bracelet is a gentle reminder of that ethic each time it brushes the hand.
Buddhist sensibility lends another layer: the tiny gong charm, when it rings, reminds one to return to presence. The sound is not a trinket but a prompt — a soft bell that draws attention inward, like a breath in meditation. Thus the bracelet functions as both shield and mindfulness tool: warding with cinnabar’s symbolic heat, steadying with jade’s cool touch, and centering with bell’s chime.
On the level of craft, the beads are round and polished for comfortable wear. The elastic, no-clasp construction allows the strand to sit naturally against skin, while the gold-color spacers provide visual punctuation and vintage character. The style borrows freely from ethnic and bohemian vocabularies, allowing it to pair with both festival attire and more formal evening wear.
Feng shui folk wisdom suggests that red encourages life force and protection; gold invites flow of resources. Yet what makes this piece truly auspicious is intention. As an old maxim advises: kindness and steady practice attract good conditions. Wear this bracelet as a symbol of that intent — not as mere superstition, but as a cultivated habit of presence, generosity, and quiet confidence. In time, small actions guided by a calm heart will bring the larger turns of fate.
May the warm red, the gentle jade, and the gold accents accompany your days with clarity, protection, and a steady, auspicious hum.
Vivid red round beads evoke protection and vitality; polished finish for a bold, elegant look.
Semi-precious Hetian-style jade beads provide a calming contrast to cinnabar, offering a refined hand-feel.
Polished jade-like beads rest gently against the skin for daily wear.
Red and green-white tones balance each other in a classic feng shui arrangement.
Works with vintage, bohemian and modern looks alike.
Alluvial gold-color spacers and a delicate gong bell bring a vintage, ritual feel and a soft chime.
