LARY

Themed on ‘a turn of fate for the better’, this ring features an innovative rotating structure and traditional Eastern cultural elements, redefining the value of jewelry.
The ring breaks the limitations of static jewelry through its rotating structure, facilitating engaging interaction and conveying the auspicious meaning of ‘luck flowing at fingertips’. It employs a special process to enhance the hardness of gold, complemented by sophisticated watchmaking technology, enabling remarkably smooth 15s rotation while ensuring robustness and durability—perfectly balancing exquisite craftsmanship and modern aesthetics within a compact form. The ergonomic inner wall boasts a 75° curved design and undergoes a mirror sanding technique, offering a delicate, comfortable touch; it is also embedded with two diamonds—black and white—representing the idea of ‘constant companionship through day and night, enduring luck across time’.
The ring draws inspiration from Emperor Qianlong’s thumb ring (Banzhi): its mid-section is fully set with square-cut gemstones, where continuous motifs (hui pattern) symbolize enduring blessings, embodying modern continuity of traditional Eastern aesthetics. At the same time, the product creates an elegant contrast between rigid square-cut gemstones and the gentle round silhouette, suggesting the Eastern philosophy of ‘round heaven, square earth’ and highlighting the wisdom of balancing principle and adaptability in life. In addition, the ring integrates the golden stairways of the Forbidden City, with each level representing a milestone in one’s life journey, visually interpreting the auspicious meaning of ‘ascending step by step’. The meticulous combination of two handcrafted filigree layers, one gemstone layer, two diamond layers, and four plain gold layers results in a rich play of light and shadow, achieving a remarkable sense of depth and a strong 3D effect.