Crafted under the auspices of the Palace Museum, this exquisite Ruyi-inspired hairpin reimagines a Qing Dynasty treasure—the “Celadon Jade Magpie-and-Plum Ruyi Sceptre”—into wearable elegance. The design honors the Ruyi’s historical role as a cherished gift for prosperity and goodwill during the Ming and Qing dynasties.

Design Highlights:
A magpie alighting on plum blossoms (“喜上眉梢”) adorns the Ruyi head, embodying joy, hope, and the heralding of auspicious news.
Intricate hollow-carved “Ruyi” form framed by 18K gold-plated copper, accented with lustrous natural red agate (symbolizing nobility) and mother-of-pearl “snowflakes” dusting five-petal plum blooms (representing spring’s arrival and peace).
Gracefully curved 17cm pin ensures secure, comfortable wear, mirroring the contours of traditional Ruyi sceptres.