ArtFire

Opposites attract in this set using white Mother-of-Pearl octagon and oval shaped beads, black Swarovski bicone beads, and black onyx round beads. The set includes a single-strand necklace, bracelet, and dangle earrings. The 30MM Mother-of-Pearl Ying-Yang pendant was the inspiration for making this set.

This is a set that can go from the boardroom to the dance floor without missing a beat.

Strung using 49 strand beading wire, sterling silver crimp tubes, wire guardians, and crimp covers, silvertone clasp

Dimensions
o Necklace, 22 inches in length
o Bracelet, 7.5 inches
o Ying-Yang Pendant 30mm
o Jet Swarovski Bicone, 4MM
o Black Onyx round beads, 10MM

aijitu (Traditional Chinese: 太極圖; Simplified Chinese: 太极图; Wade-Giles: T'ai Chi T'u; Pinyin: tài jí tú; Rough English translation: "diagram of ultimate power") is a term which refers to a Chinese symbol for the concept of yin and yang (Taiji). The taijitu consists of a symmetrical pattern inside a circle. One common pattern has an S-shaped line that divides the circle into two equal parts of different colors. The pattern may have one or more large dots. The classic Taoist taijitu (pictured right), for example, is black and white with a black dot upon the white background, and a white dot upon the black background

In Asian philosophy, the concept of yin yang, which is often referred to in the West as "yin and yang", is used to describe how polar opposites or seemingly contrary forces are interconnected and interdependent in the natural world, and how they give rise to each other in turn.

Mother-of-Pearl, Swarovski bicone,crystals, Onyx