Hanfu Jewelry Extravaganza: Ji, Zan, Chai, Bu Yao, Dian, Bian Fang, and More!

Hanfu Jewelry Highlights

Jewelry is always a girl’s best friend, and Hanfu pieces—Ji, Zan, Chai, Bu Yao, Dian, Bian Fang—are jaw-dropping, masterfully crafted, and totally irresistible! Let’s dive into these stunning accessories today.

Ji (Hair Pin)
Nail guards, or finger covers, existed early on, often overlooked until Qing, when palace ladies made them super popular with elaborate designs. The earliest, a Han gold spiral from Jilin Laojieshen, was adjustable and practical.

Zan (Hairpin)
Nail guards, or finger covers, existed early on, often overlooked until Qing, when palace ladies made them super popular with elaborate designs. The earliest, a Han gold spiral from Jilin Laojieshen, was adjustable and practical.

Chai (Hair Ornament)
Nail guards, or finger covers, existed early on, often overlooked until Qing, when palace ladies made them super popular with elaborate designs. The earliest, a Han gold spiral from Jilin Laojieshen, was adjustable and practical.

Bu Yao (Step Shaker)
Nail guards, or finger covers, existed early on, often overlooked until Qing, when palace ladies made them super popular with elaborate designs. The earliest, a Han gold spiral from Jilin Laojieshen, was adjustable and practical.

Dian (Flower Decor)
Nail guards, or finger covers, existed early on, often overlooked until Qing, when palace ladies made them super popular with elaborate designs. The earliest, a Han gold spiral from Jilin Laojieshen, was adjustable and practical.

Bian Fang (Flat Pin)
Nail guards, or finger covers, existed early on, often overlooked until Qing, when palace ladies made them super popular with elaborate designs. The earliest, a Han gold spiral from Jilin Laojieshen, was adjustable and practical.

Shu Sai (Comb)
Nail guards, or finger covers, existed early on, often overlooked until Qing, when palace ladies made them super popular with elaborate designs. The earliest, a Han gold spiral from Jilin Laojieshen, was adjustable and practical.

Hua Sheng (Flower Headpiece)
Nail guards, or finger covers, existed early on, often overlooked until Qing, when palace ladies made them super popular with elaborate designs. The earliest, a Han gold spiral from Jilin Laojieshen, was adjustable and practical.

Ma E (Forehead Band)
Nail guards, or finger covers, existed early on, often overlooked until Qing, when palace ladies made them super popular with elaborate designs. The earliest, a Han gold spiral from Jilin Laojieshen, was adjustable and practical.

Hua Dian (Face Decor)
Nail guards, or finger covers, existed early on, often overlooked until Qing, when palace ladies made them super popular with elaborate designs. The earliest, a Han gold spiral from Jilin Laojieshen, was adjustable and practical.

Er Dang (Earrings)
Nail guards, or finger covers, existed early on, often overlooked until Qing, when palace ladies made them super popular with elaborate designs. The earliest, a Han gold spiral from Jilin Laojieshen, was adjustable and practical.

Yu Jue (Jade Ring)
Nail guards, or finger covers, existed early on, often overlooked until Qing, when palace ladies made them super popular with elaborate designs. The earliest, a Han gold spiral from Jilin Laojieshen, was adjustable and practical.

Xiang Quan (Neck Decor)
Nail guards, or finger covers, existed early on, often overlooked until Qing, when palace ladies made them super popular with elaborate designs. The earliest, a Han gold spiral from Jilin Laojieshen, was adjustable and practical.

Ying Luo (Beaded Necklace)
Nail guards, or finger covers, existed early on, often overlooked until Qing, when palace ladies made them super popular with elaborate designs. The earliest, a Han gold spiral from Jilin Laojieshen, was adjustable and practical.

Xiong Shi (Brooch)
Nail guards, or finger covers, existed early on, often overlooked until Qing, when palace ladies made them super popular with elaborate designs. The earliest, a Han gold spiral from Jilin Laojieshen, was adjustable and practical.

Yao Shi (Waist Decor)
Nail guards, or finger covers, existed early on, often overlooked until Qing, when palace ladies made them super popular with elaborate designs. The earliest, a Han gold spiral from Jilin Laojieshen, was adjustable and practical.

Jin Bu (Waist String)
Nail guards, or finger covers, existed early on, often overlooked until Qing, when palace ladies made them super popular with elaborate designs. The earliest, a Han gold spiral from Jilin Laojieshen, was adjustable and practical.

Bi Chuan (Arm Bracelet)
Nail guards, or finger covers, existed early on, often overlooked until Qing, when palace ladies made them super popular with elaborate designs. The earliest, a Han gold spiral from Jilin Laojieshen, was adjustable and practical.

Shou Zhuo (Bracelet)
Nail guards, or finger covers, existed early on, often overlooked until Qing, when palace ladies made them super popular with elaborate designs. The earliest, a Han gold spiral from Jilin Laojieshen, was adjustable and practical.

Jie Zhi (Ring)
Nail guards, or finger covers, existed early on, often overlooked until Qing, when palace ladies made them super popular with elaborate designs. The earliest, a Han gold spiral from Jilin Laojieshen, was adjustable and practical.

Zhi Jia Tao (Nail Guard)
Nail guards, or finger covers, existed early on, often overlooked until Qing, when palace ladies made them super popular with elaborate designs. The earliest, a Han gold spiral from Jilin Laojieshen, was adjustable and practical.