Prehnite Bracelet × Traditional Chinese Wisdom of "Youthful Luster and Hidden Radiance"

[Cultural Origin]

Prehnite is lush and moist, its color subtly corresponding to the life imagery of "its growth is reversed" in the "Zhen Hexagram" from the I Ching. The crystal structure refracts:

 • The vibrant beauty of "lush green bamboo" from the Book of Songs.

 • The harmonious realm of "being spring with all things" from Zhuangzi.

The Rites of Zhou: Records of Examination of Artisans records:

"Blue and red are called patterns."

Characteristics of this stone:

 • Its color is like "wheat sprouts gradually" (Records of the Grand Historian: The House of Wei Zi).

 • Its luster resembles "the birth of spring water" (Bai Juyi, Memories of Jiangnan).

[Essence of the Five Elements]

 • Color: Wood: Corresponding to the east, it signifies benevolence and growth.

 • Form: Moist: The round beads like dew align with the Mencius concept of "abundant rainfall."

[Artisan Design]

1. Bead Inscriptions:

 ◦ Engraved with the seal script "the continuous generation is called change."

 ◦ Special edition carved with the Book of Songs phrase "the oriole sings."

 ◦ Limited edition chiseled with "auspicious grain patterns" (Book of Documents: The Command to Wei Zi).

2. Accent Accessories:

 ◦ Silver "singing cicada" clasp.

 ◦ Turquoise "raindrop" spacer beads.

 ◦ Bamboo silk tassel (taking the imagery of "bamboo shoots after rain").

[Three Major Cultivation Scenarios]

 • Agriculture:

 ◦ Wear and observe the "follow the seasons" principle from Qi Min Yao Shu.

 ◦ The green light enhances the agricultural wisdom of "spring growth and summer development."

 • Mind Cultivation:

 ◦ Play with the beads in the morning to align with the "spring three months" health preservation from the Huangdi Neijing.

 ◦ The crystal energy harmonizes the "free flow of liver energy."

 • Poetry Gathering:

 ◦ Wear on the left hand to gain inspiration from "the colors of things call to each other" in The Literary Mind and the Carving of Dragons.

 ◦ Corresponding to the natural wonderful phrase "the pond produces spring grass."

[Symbolism for the Gentleman]

 • For Farmers:

"Green fields nurture, in accordance with the I Ching 'observe the heavenly patterns to understand the changes of time.'"

 • For Literati:

"Spring clothes are ready, obtaining the joy of 'enjoying the breeze at the dancing terrace' from the Analects of Confucius."

 • For Healers:

"Green energy nourishes the liver, corresponding to 'in spring, reduce sourness and increase sweetness' from Prescriptions Worth a Thousand Gold."