White Baroque pearl Necklace--Exotic Fairy

Deep in the deepest valley of the equatorial rainforest lies a "lake of a thousand Mirrors" sealed by vines. The lake is the amber color of billions of decaying leaves, the roots of ancient sacred trees sleep on the bottom of the lake, and the surface of the water hovers with emerald firefly mist - the spirit body called "spirit breath" by the Voodoo tribe.

The pearl shells here have jagged shells, which hang from the remains of the divine wood, feed on dew and feed on firefly mist, infusing the pearls with the vitality of their savage growth, creating the irreverent bones of the "Exotic Fairy".

"Every Baroque pearl is an untamed wilderness poem."

The pearl's form is a history of rebellion:
When the rainstorm hits the Jinghu Lake, the pearl shell will deliberately open its shell, allowing the water to crash the pearl core out of the extraordinary gully;
When the firefly mist seeps into the shell flesh, the pearl develops feathery lines, like scars scratched by the finger of an elf;
The acid resin released by the roots of the divine wood stains the beads with mottled hues of moss green, swamp brown and sunset orange
No pearl is repeated, just as the rain forest never succumbs to the law of symmetry.

"Exotic Fairy"
- To all those who have a storm in their bodies.
Civilization dies, but the wild lives forever.