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The design’s core elements showcase the brilliance of gold, the warmth of pearls, and the practical aesthetics of equestrian jewelry, balancing strength and softness. The design emphasizes the contemporary expression of traditional cultural symbols, while incorporating the light and agile characteristics of jewelry.
Dynamic lines # animal mimicry # pearl embellishment
The design uses the smooth arc of the horse’s running posture to outline the contour, and employs the agility of the curved horsetail to give the jewelry vitality. Scattered pearls and gemstones embellish the piece, making it more calm and elegant. The bright luster of gold/silver metal and the warm matte of pearls complement each other. On the horse’s head and body, the details of the mane texture and muscle lines enhance the sense of hierarchy.
Many decorative elements feature chains, tassels, and three-dimensional hanging structures (a multi-layered design). White/pink pearls also decorate the horseshoes and ears. In the modern minimalist style, the abstract horse outline design stands out as unique.
Horseshoe outline #diamond inlay #diversified forms
Inspired by horseshoes, the design cleverly transforms the elements of “guardianship,” “power,” and “nature” from equestrian culture into jewelry language. The horseshoe has a clear outline and presents classic symbolic characteristics. Diamonds dotted between them not only add a luxurious texture but also balance the metal’s tough lines.
The design refines the horseshoe outline into simple geometric lines, or softens it into rounded curves. Diamond surrounding, hollowing, and inlaying techniques enhance the three-dimensional design.
Horse bit ring # metal chain # ring structure
We transform the “control” and “power” of equestrian culture into the modern language of geometric rings and chains. We abstract the iron ring, a key component in horse harnesses, as the central focus of the jewelry. The single ring, the necklace’s pendant ring, and the bracelet’s ring chain allow for flexible combinations.
We match the cold metal texture with soft curves. Diamonds inlaid on the edge of the iron ring add highlights. We frost, brush, or etch the iron ring’s surface to present the retro feeling of the horse harness. It continues the solemnity of equestrian culture and meets contemporary consumers’ dual needs for “sense of power” and “personalized expression” through minimalist geometry and industrial texture.
