Mountain River Ring Ring hits it at a small

hits it at a small angle

If you'd like a larger companion

shares a homophone with píng (平)

this pendant celebrates how stories invite us to step into new ways of seeing and feeling

This design is a reminder to give yourself the solitude and space to breathe

Mountain River Ring Ring hits it at a smallInspired by traditional Chinese scroll paintings, this ring shifts between looking like mountains and rivers depending on how it's worn and how you look at it. Throughout Chinese art and history, mountains have long been seen as sacred vessels of nature's vital energy. They summon rain clouds to nourish crops, shelter rare herbs and alchemical minerals, and promise longevity and renewal. When paired with water, mountains become especially auspicious.