Luofan Zhuang

The inspiration of the brooch comes from the copper coin pattern, while its shape is borrowed from the frame of a begonia-shaped window. The surrounding surface employs the enamel inlay technique, achieving an effect resembling jade. The lattice section in the middle utilizes the plique-a-jour technique. When sunlight passes through the brooch, the colorful green light and shadow will be reflected on the back.

Inspired by the intricate lattice windows of Suzhou’s gardens, the ring captures the essence of traditional Chinese elegance through a modern lens. The ring is inspired by the cracked ice pattern, the use of plique-à-jour technique creates a translucent, stained-glass effect, allowing light to pass through, which reflects the beauty of the garden scenery. The ring is polished and gold-plated, enhancing the luxury and warmth of the design.

The ring is inspired by the pattern of copper coins, symbolizing wealth and prosperity. When viewed from the side, the arc of the ring is derived from the shape of a fan-shaped window. The ring is double-layered. The outer layer employs the technique of plique-a-jour, using four different shades of green for colour jumps, while the retained gaps also add an airiness to the design.