Red Envelope Charm with Shou
In Chinese and other East Asian cultures, the color red symbolizes good luck and prosperity. Typically filled with money, red envelopes are given during special occasions — such as weddings, Chinese New Year and other holidays — as a way of wishing good fortune on the recipient. Since 1861, Gump's has been a destination for distinctive jewelry that offers a lifetime of enjoyment. To ensure each piece is created to our exacting standards, our expert in-house jewelry team oversees every step of the production process. The result is a statement of pure elegance.
- Red enamel.
- 14-karat yellow gold.
- Removable 14-karat yellow gold shou.
- 1/2" long x 1/4" wide.
- Chain sold separately.
Original: $750.00
-65%$750.00
$262.50
Description
In Chinese and other East Asian cultures, the color red symbolizes good luck and prosperity. Typically filled with money, red envelopes are given during special occasions — such as weddings, Chinese New Year and other holidays — as a way of wishing good fortune on the recipient. Since 1861, Gump's has been a destination for distinctive jewelry that offers a lifetime of enjoyment. To ensure each piece is created to our exacting standards, our expert in-house jewelry team oversees every step of the production process. The result is a statement of pure elegance.
- Red enamel.
- 14-karat yellow gold.
- Removable 14-karat yellow gold shou.
- 1/2" long x 1/4" wide.
- Chain sold separately.
