My business partner, Maya, was my roommate at art college. Brilliantly talented, she was like a canvas veiled in grey back then. She designed stunning dresses but never dared to wear them herself. I witnessed her entire journey from self-doubt to courage—a transformation filled with tears and light.

When she was finally able to build a life with her beloved partner, Sarah, we wanted to find a timeless token for this milestone. To our dismay, we found that most rainbow accessories were either cheap, garish fast-fashion items or tacky and poorly designed.

"Does our love not deserve a truly beautiful, heirloom-quality object to commemorate it?" Maya's words struck a deep chord within me.

As a Chinese, I know our land is rich with unparalleled craftsmanship and materials. We decided to stop looking outward and instead, look inward, embarking on our own "material revolution."

We ventured to the borders of Yunnan, seeking out generational crystal miners, and sourced flawless natural clear quartz with exceptionally high refractive indexes. We visited inheritors of intangible cultural heritage in Jingdezhen, mastering the ancient art of enamel (Falang) and innovatively blending palace-grade glazes with modern aesthetics.

Maya poured her entire journey into the designs. The rainbow is no longer literally stacked but is poetically deconstructed—a stroke of "sky-after-rain blue" fired using ancient Cloisonné techniques represents the deep melancholy she once hid; a brilliant rainbow refracted through a precision-cut crystal facet mirrors the radiance she now embodies.

Every piece is more than an accessory. It is a map of Maya's metamorphosis; it is proof of our journey to unearth our homeland's treasures; and it is our promise to every customer: We can now use the soul of the East and the language of the world to tell everyone's unique story of love and courage.

What you wear is not just a rainbow symbol; it is a piece of art, imbued with China's exquisite craftsmanship and profound emotion.