“Clouds resemble her robes, flowers her face — Spring breeze brushes the railing, dew enriches the bloom.”
A thousand years ago, Yang Guifei lay drunk among the flowers, devastatingly beautiful.
A thousand years later, “Guifei Drunk” — not asking you to be intoxicated, but borrowing that tipsy courage to find your true self.
Kunzite, soft pink-violet.
Like the last blush of sunset, like the flush on your cheeks after one glass of wine. It guards your heart chakra, letting you stay powerful in softness. Not weakness — gentle strength.
Flower Amber, golden and translucent, ancient flowers sealed within.
Each bead is time crystallized, sunlight from millions of years ago trapped inside. It reminds you: everything you’ve been through becomes light. The pain, the growth — they all settle into your gold.
Glacier Blue Aquamarine, that splash of ice blue.
Like the first drop of melted snow from a mountain peak, like the sudden clarity in the midst of tipsiness. It connects to your throat chakra, giving you the courage to speak your truth. The words you need to say — don’t wait until you’re sober.
Three beads. Three energies. One attitude.
You can be tipsy, but never lost. You can be soft, but never compromised. You can be drunk, but when you wake, you’re still you.
This bracelet is called “Guifei Drunk.”
Not asking you to imitate her intoxication, but to borrow her “dare” — dare to be beautiful, dare to love, dare to be yourself.
In a world of men, she was her own protagonist.
In this era, so can you.
Be Brave. And Also Be Free.
Only when slightly tipsy, dare to be yourself.
May you wear it with the abandon to view life tipsy, and the clarity to walk forward sober.
✨ For whom?
- Women finding their voice, breaking free from constraints
- Going through transitions, needing courage and clarity
- Artistic souls who love Eastern aesthetics
- A gift for your best friend: “Get tipsy, then live wide awake”