Japanese/Chinese Symbol Charms: H-K

Chinese 'Happiness' Symbol Jewelry

The Chinese/Japanese kanji symbol for the word 'happiness', in a 1" silhouette style charm with the translation engraved on the back. In Chinese it is pronounced shyi. Available in sterling silver as a charm, pendant, and post earrings. Also available as a 14k yellow or white gold pendant. Handcast exclusively by DragonWeave.
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Chinese 'Happiness' Charm - Fu

Japanese 'Harmony' Symbol Jewelry

The Chinese/Japanese kanji symbol for the word 'harmony', in a 1" silhouette style charm with the translation engraved on the back. In Japanese it is pronounced choowa and in Chinese it is ho. Available in sterling silver as a charm, pendant, and post earrings. Also available as a 14k yellow or white gold pendant. Handcast exclusively by DragonWeave.
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Chinese 'Harmony' Charm - Ho

Black Chinese 'Harmony' Charm

Chinese/Japanese symbol for 'harmony', in pewter with black enamel, ¾" long. In Japanese it is pronounced choowa and in Chinese it is ho.
$19

Japanese 'Hayabusa' Falcon Symbol Jewelry

The Japanese/Chinese kanji symbol for the word 'falcon', in a 1" silhouette style charm with the word "hayabusa" engraved on the back. In Japanese the symbol is pronounced hayabusa, and in Chinese it is juern. Hayabusa is also the name of the sleek Suzuki motorcycle, the fastest in the world. Available in sterling silver as a charm, pendant, and post earrings. Also available as a 14k yellow or white gold pendant. Handcast exclusively by DragonWeave.
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Customer Testimonial, for the gold pendant: "Received the pendant today. It's very nice and I know my husband will love it! Thank you so much!" - Susan C., Kenner LA

Japanese 'Health' Symbol Jewelry

The Japanese/Chinese kanji symbol for the word 'health', in a ¾" silhouette style charm with the translation engraved on the back. In Japanese it is pronounced kenkoo and in Chinese it is kang. Available in sterling silver as a charm, pendant, and post earrings. Also available as a 14k yellow or white gold pendant.
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Japanese 'Hero' Symbol Jewelry

The Japanese/Chinese kanji symbol for the word 'hero', in a 1" silhouette style charm with the translation engraved on the back. In Japanese it is pronounced eiyuu and in Chinese it is shyong. Available in sterling silver as a charm, pendant, and post earrings. Also available as a 14k yellow or white gold pendant. Handcast exclusively by DragonWeave.
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Customer Testimonial: "My order came yesterday. I'm quite impressed with your speedy shipping, and the free gift is lovely. I hope my boyfriend likes the necklace as much as I do." - Amanda H., Pennsauken NJ

Ten of these charms were donated to make bracelets for Christopher's Community, a non-profit organization dedicated to financial assistance for disabled children and funding for muscular dystrophy research. Here is their response:

"Nicole, I just wanted to let you know that I received the charms today. I expected them to be nice, but I was still surprised by the quality. They are truly beautiful, and perfect for the bracelets (I have blisters almost from making all 10 of them tonight, I couldn’t wait since the package came today!). ...Fantastic job, I love them and can’t wait for my sister to see them. You have no idea how much time we both spent scouring the internet searching for just the right charm for these special bracelets; we definitely made the right choice. Thank you, thank you, thank you!"

If you know a non-profit organization dedicated to women or children's causes that could use a jewelry donation, please contact us.

Japanese 'Home' Symbol Jewelry

New addition! The Japanese/Chinese kanji symbol for the word 'home', in a 1" silhouette style charm with the translation engraved on the back. In Japanese it is pronounced ie and in Chinese it is jia. Available in sterling silver as a charm, pendant, and post earrings. Also available as a 14k yellow or white gold pendant. Handcast exclusively by DragonWeave.
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Chinese 'Honesty' Charm - Shih

Japanese 'Honor' Symbol Jewelry

The Japanese/Chinese kanji symbol for the word 'honor', in a 1" silhouette style charm with the translation engraved on the back. In Japanese it is pronounced sonkei and in Chinese it is yu. Available in sterling silver as a charm, pendant, and post earrings. Also available as a 14k yellow or white gold pendant. Handcast exclusively by DragonWeave.
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Customer Testimonial: "The pendant was shipped to me last Friday, but due to the holidays, I couldn't pick it up from the apartment office until today. To say I am very pleased is an understatement. The pendant looks great. I emailed your web page to all my friends. Thanks again." - John F., Dearborn MI

Chinese 'Hope' Symbol Jewelry

The Chinese kanji symbol for the word 'hope', in a 1" silhouette style charm with the translation engraved on the back. In Chinese it is pronounced wang. Available in sterling silver as a charm, pendant, and post earrings. Also available as a 14k yellow or white gold pendant. Handcast exclusively by DragonWeave.
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Japanese 'Hope' Symbol Jewelry

The Japanese kanji symbol for the word 'hope', in a 1¼" silhouette style charm with the translation engraved on the back. In Japanese it is pronounced nozomi. Available in sterling silver as a charm, pendant, and post earrings. Also available as a 14k yellow or white gold pendant. Handcast exclusively by DragonWeave.
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Chinese Zodiac Horse Jewelry

The Chinese Zodiac symbol for the Horse, in a 1" silhouette style charm. Available in sterling silver as a charm, pendant, and post earrings. Also available as a 14k yellow or white gold pendant.
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People born in the year of the Horse are popular, cheerful, skillful with money, and good with their hands. They are perceptive and talkative, and are hot-blooded except about their work. Horse people show great wisdom, but may have a weakness for members of the opposite sex. They love crowds and entertainment, and are very independent.
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Japanese 'Jade' Symbol Jewelry

The Japanese/Chinese kanji symbol for the word 'jade', in a 1" silhouette style charm with the translation engraved on the back. In Japanese it is pronounced giyoku, and in Chinese it is yu. Available in sterling silver as a charm, pendant, and post earrings. Also available as a 14k yellow or white gold pendant. Handcast exclusively by DragonWeave.
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Japanese 'Karate' Symbol Jewelry

The Japanese/Chinese kanji symbols for the word 'karate', in a 1½" silhouette style charm with the translation engraved on the back. The symbols mean: empty (top), hand/fist (middle), and way (bottom), so the full translation is "way of the empty fist". In Japanese it is pronounced karatedo, and in Chinese it is kong shoou dau. Available in sterling silver as a charm, pendant, and post earrings. Also available as a 14k yellow or white gold pendant. Handcast exclusively by DragonWeave.
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Japanese 'Ken Shin Kan' Symbol Jewelry

The Japanese kanji symbols for the martial art known as 'Ken Shin Kan', in a 1½" silhouette style charm with the words "ken shin kan" engraved on the back. Ken Shin Kan is a martial arts style originating from Japan and taught in Brazil. The symbols mean: strong (ken), spirit/heart (shin), and house/hall (kan). The common translation of these three symbols together is The Place of the Fist and Truth. It's main teaching can be summed up as “Only the strong and pure-hearted person may reach the noblest ideals.” Available in sterling silver as a charm, pendant, and post earrings. Also available as a 14k yellow or white gold pendant. Handcast exclusively by DragonWeave.
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Japanese 'Kensho' Symbol Jewelry

The Japanese kanji symbol for the word 'kensho', in a 1½" silhouette style charm with the translation engraved on the back. In Japanese it literally means "seeing the nature", and refers to the initial awakening experience of Zen Buddhism, when one realizes one's buddha nature - that is, that he or she really is part of the whole of the universe, and not separate. Available in sterling silver as a charm, pendant, and post earrings. Also available as a 14k yellow or white gold pendant. Handcast exclusively by DragonWeave.
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Japanese 'Kindred Spirit' Symbol Jewelry

The Japanese kanji symbols for the words 'kindred spirit' (or spirits), in a 1½" silhouette style charm with the translation engraved on the back. In Japanese it is pronounced doushi. Available in sterling silver as a charm, pendant, and post earrings. Also available as a 14k yellow or white gold pendant. Handcast exclusively by DragonWeave.
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Customer Testimonial: "I wrote to you some time ago to tell you I had purchased 3 kindred spirit charms for elementary school friends that were getting together again after 40 yrs. It happened this past weekend (date changed from original) and it went great. They all loved it. Thanks for making our reunion a very special one," - Debi W., Cincinnati OH

Chinese 'Kung Fu' Symbol Jewelry

The Chinese symbols for the martial art known as 'kung fu', in a 1½" silhouette style charm with the translation engraved on the back. In Chinese it is pronounced kong fu. Available in sterling silver as a charm, pendant, and post earrings. Also available as a 14k yellow or white gold pendant. Handcast exclusively by DragonWeave.
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