The koi moves against the current without urgency. In Chinese tradition, that perseverance has always been worth commemorating in gold.

The koi and lotus are among the most enduring motifs in Chinese decorative art. Together they carry the meaning of abundance, harmony, and the grace of moving forward through difficulty. At Lao Feng Xiang, the scene is hand-engraved into a pure 24K antique gold medallion with a depth of relief that rewards close attention. A single diamond sits at the center of the composition where the eye naturally rests. Sixty natural diamonds totaling 0.558ct form a continuous pavé halo around the perimeter. Red agate at 0.088ct anchors the crown bail with the color of fortune and vitality. At 15.047g, this piece is substantial in every sense of the word.

Part of the 1848 Collection, where the highest standard of gold artistry meets the deepest registers of Chinese cultural meaning.

Material: 24K Antique Gold

Gold Weight: 15.047g

Diamonds: 60 natural diamonds, 0.558ct total

Stone: Red agate, 0.088ct

Craft: Antique gold finish with hand-engraved koi and lotus relief

Chain: Gold cord, fully adjustable to 30"