Traditional Chinese jewelry is rich and fascinating, embodying profound cultural connotations and national spirit, while boasting significant material, historical, and literary value. Drawing on more than fifty years of research experience and collection insights, the author has meticulously compiled this book, which features over a thousand precious jewelry pieces.

The book is divided into three parts: the first focuses on head ornaments, the second on hand and ear ornaments, and the third on longevity locks and pendants. It is not only a specialized monograph on traditional Chinese jewelry but also an illustrated cultural relic book. In addition to a wealth of actual images of rare cultural relics—such as hairpins, hair combs, crowns, bracelets, rings, ear ornaments, and longevity locks—the book explores the historical background, structural styles, artistic characteristics, materials, craftsmanship, usage, current status, and collection prospects of these cultural relics from the perspectives of anthropology, aesthetics, ethnology, folklore, and craftsmanship.

Traditional Chinese Jewelry is rich in content with a perfect combination of text and images, holding high research and appreciation value. It helps readers understand the culture and history of traditional Chinese jewelry, facilitates the learning, reference, and innovation of traditional craftsmanship and design methods, thereby promoting national culture and driving the development of China's jewelry industry.