Australian jewelry designer Olivia Cummings launched a new "The Silk Road" jewelry series, this season's new product design inspiration from the unique civilization of the western section of the Silk Road. The designer embodyed images of the mysterious oriental atmosphere such as lotus flower, aloha flower in Indian religious culture, parrot regarded as a symbol of wisdom, Evren dragon in Turkish mythology, and designed it as a stunning piece of jewelry. .
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Tengri bracelets are inspired by the dragon “Evren” in Turkish mythology. It is said that this dragon appeared in the mountains of West Asia and was regarded as a god in traditional Turkic culture. This bracelet is made in Italy. The two ends of the bracelet wall extend into a three-dimensional dragon head shape. The top is embedded with 2 rubies and amethysts. The dynamic dragon eyes are emerald inlaid. The back is also decorated with champagne and colorless diamonds, which symbolizes the sparkle. Dragon scales.
The Arka ring presents the most beloved "Aga flower", one of the main gods of the Hindu god "Shiva", and its leaves are mostly used for sacrifices in India. This ring is made of 22K gold and has a striking octagonal outline. The ring face is made of dark purple enamel and contrasts with the pattern of golden petals. The center is inlaid with an emerald symbolizing green stamens. The base is held up.
The most symbolic of the new work is the Kamala ring, with the theme of the Indian national flower "Lotus". "Kamala" means "Lotus" in Hindi. This ring was hand-made by a Jaipur jeweler-the ring face is oval in outline, depicting a blooming lotus flower in pink enamel; the sides of the ring wall are painted with buds and lotus shapes, which form a complete bud, blossom, and result Reincarnation.