Hunan University of Technology

This is a pair of spring-inspired brooches, designed in a flat geometric style with two layers forming a petal motif. They are crafted to evoke nature when worn. Featuring irregular gemstones in a uniform color, specifically pink spinel, reflecting the romantic hues of spring. Wearable in multiple combinations, the collection includes 18K white gold, 5.724cts of pink spinel, and 0.376cts of diamonds, totaling 14.345g.

As the designer wishes, this piece of jewelry will provide a touch of coolness from nature to people who live in crowded and busy cities, which allows them to relax for a moment. Nature, mountains and rivers were the inspirations, forming them with regular geometric shapes, leading to complexity to simplicity. Made of 18k white gold, set with 11.76ct spinels and 1.415ct diamonds. The spinel in each piece is unique, just like the trees in the mountains are all different.

This brooch expresses the theme of beauty and faith through the story of Daphne, the Laurel Nymph of Greek mythology. Because it is not well known in China, it's necessary to present the story in a suitable way to make this design understandable to Chinese audiences. To create this piece of jewelry, one element is the laurel leaf from the story, and the other element is the moon, considered a symbol of love in China. It can be a brooch or a pendant. The center stone is a 10.745ct rupee red tourmaline, set in 18K white gold with diamonds and mother-of-pearl.