Wendy Yue's top jewellery design is full of luxury Chinese style (Figure)

If in your imagination, the jewelry of the Chinese element is only the gold of the Fenglong Phoenix dance, or is it the emerald green, then it is really OUT. Wendy Yue’s brand new jewellery designer, born in Hong Kong, is a combination of “macro” and “micro” jewelry. Macros—without losing the atmosphere and magnificence of jewelry—and micro—were filled with the spirituality of Chinese elements. It is subversive.

Pendants: Leopards popping their heads between trees appear to be very clever, and the colors of blue stone and trees are very bright.

Bracelet: Do you still remember the text “Nuclear Zhou Ji” that was read as a child and the ancient people used fine techniques to sculpt in the date core, and this bracelet work has the same purpose. Is it a very lively character? Price: £38,800

Ring: Jade is not necessarily the same to be a very traditional design, this piece of jewelry full of European retro sense of the ring is the main jewelry jade. Reference price: £12,000

Night Earrings: In the dark moonlight, the sailboat sails in the sea, reflecting the shadow of the sailboat in sparkling light. This earring is simply a picture of concentration, isn't it? Reference price: £9,200

Ring: The animal's shape has always been a favorite of jewelry designers, this ring is designed with 18ct rose gold and brown diamonds. Reference price: £15400

Earrings: The lattice window has a Chinese traditional charm, and the pair of necklaces inspired by the lattice window also adds a sturdy design, making the whole more lively and more feminine. Reference price: £7,200

Earrings: The Chinese lotus below, while the top is a rose with the name of the Western national flower, this combination is very unique, with subtle purple, this elegant style of the earrings immediately highlighted.

Bracelets: Chinese village houses, small farmyards in front of houses, grape racks in farm gardens. Can you imagine that a small bracelet can actually accommodate such a scene? Obviously, Wendy has done it.