The dragon, one of the twelve zodiac animals, is a supernatural creature in Chinese mythology. It is a divine animal that can change forms, bring rain and clouds, and benefit all living things. It has horns on its head, whiskers, a long body, scales, and claws. In the sky, it can soar through clouds and travel through the air; in the sea, it can chase waves and currents; on land, it can summon wind and rain. It is the leader among all reptiles and the first among the four divine creatures. It can hide and reveal itself, and is incredibly magical.
In traditional culture, the dragon symbolizes imperial power, strength and wisdom. As a symbol of good luck, each part of the dragon's body has its own specific meaning: the prominent forehead represents intelligence and wisdom; the antlers represent the state and longevity; the cow's ears imply being at the top of the list; the tiger's eyes represent dignity; the dragon's claws represent bravery; the sharp eyebrows symbolize bravery; the lion's nose double meaning preciousness; the goldfish tail represents flexibility; the horse's teeth imply diligence and kindness.
The dragon is one of the oldest clan totems. In ancient times, people revered nature and worshipped divine power, so they created such an image and worshipped it. Subsequently, through continuous evolution, inheritance and accumulation, a unique Eastern "dragon culture" gradually formed and has continued to influence to this day.
"Chinese Fortune, Six Blessings of Fortune". Based on this cultural element, the Six Guifu jewelry brand launched the Year of the Dragon zodiac collection - the "Eight-Sided Mystic Dragon" series. Starting from the eight dimensions of "Feng", "Luo", "Shou", "Xi", "Cai", "yun", "Ji", and "Wan", the originally solemn and majestic dragon was transformed into a cute cartoon shape. It combined auspicious elements such as the如意， money bag， jiaozi， lotus seed， lucky character， heart shape， and apple， to convey the cultural connotation of Eastern jewelry and the brand's beautiful blessings.
1. "The character 'Fu' at the top brings good fortune and auspiciousness."
"Fú" is the top of the six auspicious symbols. Since ancient times, it has been an excellent phrase for people to wish for good fortune and is also the common goal pursued by people. Whether in the present or in the past, the common wish of the Chinese people is to anticipate the arrival of good fortune.
Liugufu "Fu Fu Long" solid gold pendant/beaded necklace. The dragon treasure holds a red enamel-painted "Fu" character, symbolizing abundant blessings and continuous good fortune.
II. Fame, honor, wealth - all in abundance
Luo, originally meaning a rare creature in the world. Its name "Luo" resembles a unicorn, with one horn on its head and two wings on its back. It is good at distinguishing sounds and discerning right from wrong. Later, it referred to official provisions, also known as "renlao" (official allowance), carrying the meaning of having a high official position and generous salary.
Liugufu "Duodu Long" solid gold pendant/beaded necklace. The dragon holds a gourd in its mouth. The gourd has the pronunciation of "fule", meaning "many blessings and many riches", symbolizing abundant blessings and wealth. May you be promoted to higher positions and make continuous progress.
III. Ping An Chang "Longevity" - Healthy and Robust Body
Shou, meaning longevity, refers to a long life. Throughout history, people have been tirelessly pursuing longevity, which reflects their concern for health and happiness, as well as their emphasis on life and value.
Sixguofu "An An Long" solid gold beaded necklace. The chubby dragon claws hold a red apple decorated with enamel. The word "苹" has the same pronunciation as "平"， meaning "peaceful" or "peaceful and stable"， symbolizing peace, health, happiness and contentment.
Four. Mutual affection and joy - "Happiness"
Love is an indispensable part of human life. Beautiful love and sweet companionship bring endless happiness and satisfaction. The most romantic thing in the world is when you and I meet each other and fall in love.
Sixguofu "Heartful Dragon" solid gold beaded necklace. The chubby little dragon holds a heart decorated with red enamel, conveying love and blessings. It symbolizes a wonderful life and the arrival of love.
Five. "Abundant Wealth" - A Treasure Basin that Generates Profits Continuously
Money is something that people cherish. The pursuit of wealth and the desire for a prosperous life are eternal themes for humanity. In daily life, various customs related to attracting, seeking, retaining, protecting and accumulating wealth can be seen everywhere.
Sixguofu "Baby Dragon" Gold Pendant/Beaded Necklace. The cute little dragon holds a red enamel treasure coin, symbolizing good fortune and prosperity.
Six. When the time comes, your luck will turn and your wallet will be filled up
In ancient times, people believed that one's entire life experience was determined by "fate" and manifested through the passage of time, which was called "luck". Nowadays, luck is often described as a series of unpredictable events or opportunities.
Liugufu "Qianqianlong" Solid Gold Pendant/Beaded Necklace. A little dragon holds a money bag, adorned with red enamel, symbolizing good fortune and prosperity.
Seven. "The lucky star shines brightly, bringing blessings to the household."
Ji, in its original meaning, means auspiciousness and good fortune. The "Zhou Book - Wu Shun" states: "When rites and morality are in harmony and auspicious, it is called 'ji'." Since ancient times, people have favored auspicious things: important matters should be carried out at auspicious times and auspicious days, and during festivals, people should say auspicious words... In life, the pursuit of "ji" is everywhere.
The "Jiji Long" gold string beads of Liugufu feature a lively and dynamic design. The dragon's claws are holding the character "Ji" decorated with red enamel, symbolizing everything going smoothly and bringing great good fortune.
VIII. All wishes come true and are fulfilled. "May"
The "Ruyi" is the most traditional auspicious symbol in China. Its shape is similar to that of a ginseng. Wearing a Ruyi is believed to indicate that everything goes smoothly, which is the most sincere wish in people's hearts.
Sixguofu "Cocoa Dragon" Hard Gold Pendant/Beaded Necklace. The cute little dragon holds the如意 in its arms, adorned with red enamel, symbolizing abundant fortune and happiness.
Xianglong brings blessings, covering all aspects; Pu Tian Fu Gui brings abundant wealth, and with a dragon, it is magical. The Six-Gold-Fortune Jewelry uses gold to convey emotions. It narrates beauty and conveys blessings from eight dimensions: "Feng", "Luo", "Shou", "Xi", "Cai", "Yun", "Ji", and "Wan". Look at the prosperous "Chinese Fortune", and look forward to the future "Six-Gold-Fortune"!