Jewelry brand Qeelin launches new pieces for Valentine's Day, featuring a collection that symbolizes love and cultural heritage.
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The jewelry brand "Qeelin" has announced new works for Valentine's Day. Along with this, a new visual of Girls' Generation's Yuna has also been released. Qeelin, a fine jeweler with a mission to spread the rich culture of the East to the world, derives its brand name from the legendary spirit beast "Qilin" from Chinese mythology, a symbol of luck and love. Since establishing the brand 20 years ago, all jewelry, including Wulu, Bo Bo, and Xi Xi, carries rich cultural significance, embodying the fusion of East and West by modernizing traditional symbols into stylish designs. For this year's Valentine's Day, Qeelin has announced a red cord bracelet accented with diamonds and pearl drop earrings from the "Wulu Petite Pearl" collection. These two pieces of jewelry form a beautifully harmonious set that expresses love in the most poetic form. The red thread ties destinies, the diamond engraves vows, and the pearl holds the heart. Rooted in Eastern sensibility, this collection is reinterpreted from a modern perspective, telling a story of destiny, purity, and eternal love. At the center of all designs is a perfect round Akoya pearl, endowed with a rainbow-like luster and sculptural richness. The form of the pearl resonates with the soft curves of Wulu, delicately traced by the brilliant diamond, gently enveloping like a modest promise. The sparkle of the diamond, the serene glow of the pearl, and the warm tactile sensation of the red cord unite to elevate the jewelry into something precious, deeply personal to the wearer. The red cord bracelet is inspired by the East Asian legend of the "red thread of fate," which connects two destined people across time and space. By combining it with the pearl drop earrings, which hide organic volume behind a minimal line, this set becomes a declaration of love, meaningful as a gift or for self-celebration. The "Wulu Petite Pearl," embodying Qeelin's philosophy of merging cultural heritage with modern design, evolves ancient symbols of blessing into contemporary jewelry passed on to the next generation. It transcends mere jewelry, quietly affirming harmony, bonds, and love that endures through time.
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