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Oriental Essence
The soul of the East, distilled. Drawing from poetry, painting, and ancient wisdom, this collection translates serene mountains and flowing ink into timeless forms.
Branches of Paeonia Lactiflora
The work draws inspiration from the "broken-branch" composition technique in classical Chinese painting—an approach that rejects complexity, capturing only a few delicate stems to express richness through simplicity. This method freezes nature's most vivid moments in time, leaving boundless room for imagination.
Inspired by this tradition, Marina translates the Eastern philosophy of "less is beautiful, and simplicity reveals depth" into her jewelry. Through slender floral forms, she reminds us that life's poetry often lies in subtle details, waiting to resonate in unexpected, tender moments.
Designed in the shape of a peony branch, the piece features a high-quality cabochon of intense green jadeite as the focal stone, accompanied by pink sapphires and diamonds set in gradual progression to recreate the soft transition of petals, evoking an upward growth of vitality. Additionally, the piece incorporates a convertible setting—worn not only as a brooch but also detached into earrings, a pendant, or a ring—embodying a modern vision of versatile wearability.
Parting in winter
"Parting in winter" Collection Inspired by the poem "Two Parting Poems, No. " by Fan Yun of the Southern and Northern Dynasties:"Then, snowflakes like blossoms; now, blossoms like snow."Through the interwoven imagery of winter snow and spring blossoms, the verse paints an emotional landscape of profound romance woven through parting and reunion.Though life holds the melancholy of parting, it forever carries the hope of reunion. As the seasons turn in their course, meetings and farewells each have their time—yet in the end, there will always be a moment when paths cross again.
Parting in winter
"Parting in winter" Collection Inspired by the poem "Two Parting Poems, No. " by Fan Yun of the Southern and Northern Dynasties:"Then, snowflakes like blossoms; now, blossoms like snow."Through the interwoven imagery of winter snow and spring blossoms, the verse paints an emotional landscape of profound romance woven through parting and reunion.Though life holds the melancholy of parting, it forever carries the hope of reunion. As the seasons turn in their course, meetings and farewells each have their time—yet in the end, there will always be a moment when paths cross again.
Heights and Flowing Waters
This piece finds its origin in the silent landscape captured within the natural veins of the Jadeite—a miniature world of mountains and streams bestowed by nature itself. The design translates this innate poetry into form, where solidity meets fluidity. It does not merely depict a scene, but captures its rhythm: the enduring stillness of the peaks and the gentle, persistent flow of the water. The result is a piece that moves with a life of its own—a wearable fragment of serene, flowing majesty.
Distant Peaks
Parting in winter
"Parting in winter" Collection Inspired by the poem "Two Parting Poems, No. " by Fan Yun of the Southern and Northern Dynasties:"Then, snowflakes like blossoms; now, blossoms like snow."Through the interwoven imagery of winter snow and spring blossoms, the verse paints an emotional landscape of profound romance woven through parting and reunion.Though life holds the melancholy of parting, it forever carries the hope of reunion. As the seasons turn in their course, meetings and farewells each have their time—yet in the end, there will always be a moment when paths cross again.
