5 elements fire pendant with rubies gold-plated

Chinese Huó pendant – vitality

This small pendant features the Chinese character Huó, which representsthe fire element. The character Huó is shown against a delicate abstract firepattern and surrounded by two rubies that reinforce this element’s power andcharacteristics. 

PENDANT Ø  13mm
RUBY  2mm faceted cut
MATERIAL  24-carat gold-plated sterling silver
optional
ANCHOR CHAIN  45cm adjustable to 42cm, 1.5mm wide

Meaning of the fire element

The summer is not a time to do, but to be – and to be with others. The heart stands for clear consciousness and enjoyment of life, enthusiasm, love, and eroticism. The fire element’s emotion is joy. 

You can choose between our Huó necklace that pairs our fire element pendant with a sparkling 1.5mm anchor chain or just the Huó pendant alone. 

 Beautiful jewellery supports our well-being. You can also create your own Huó necklace.We have lovely chains in a variety of lengths and hand-twisted cords in a wide range of colors.

“The powers of summer generate the sun inthe heavens, fire on the earth, and the heart and soul in humans.” (NEIJINGSUWEN)

State: youth and growing into adulthood
Season: summer
Time of day: midday
Direction: south
Climatic factor: dry heat/SHU
Color: (violet) red to black (burned)
Flavor: the bitter taste of fire calms fire energy and feeds the earth element
Sense organ “opener”: tongue (eyes)

ZANG FU/organ system: heart/XIN and small intestineXIAOCHANG, “imperial fire”;KS/XINBAO and 3E/SANJIAO, “ministerial fire.”

The five elements framework

The five elements framework or “philosophy of the five phases of transformation” is a set of Daoist teachings explaining natural phenomena. It describes the laws governing transformation processes in the living world: becoming, being, passing away. The five elements – wood, fire, metal, water, and earth – are derived directly from the natural world. Their characteristics form the basis for the relationships among the earth, humans, and the heavens and within these spheres. 

The long tradition of the five elements framework influences traditional Chinese medicine (TCM), acupuncture, and holistic approaches in innovative Western medicine.