Purple Ginkgo Leaf Ronghua Earrings | Chinese Intangible Cultural Heritage Silk Velvet Earrings

Ronghua, also known as silk velvet flower, is a precious Chinese intangible cultural heritage craft with a history of over 1,400 years dating back to the Tang Dynasty.
In ancient times, it was highly favored as elegant wearable art for imperial court ladies. The name "Ronghua" shares the same pronunciation as the Chinese word meaning prosperity and glory, making it a timeless symbol of blessings and good fortune.

Handcrafted from fine silk threads, this pair features gradient purple ginkgo leaf pendants outlined with delicate gold wire and dotted with tiny gold embellishments. Paired with smooth white jade beads and swaying gold tassels, the earrings move gracefully with every gesture.

Reimagined in New Chinese style, these drop earrings perfectly match Hanfu, cheongsam and oriental vintage outfits. Lightweight and refined, they bring soft oriental charm for weddings, tea ceremonies, photoshoots and daily wear. Wear this piece of living heritage and embrace the timeless elegance of traditional Chinese craftsmanship.