Brighten up your spring with new designs from Kim Bao Nhu Y jewelry collection

PNJ's Kim Bao Nhu Y jewelry collection has made a special impression on customers, especially young people, since its launch on the Year of the Dragon 2024 with the Kim Bao Nhu Y symbol. Following that success, PNJ brings impressive new designs to this collection on the occasion of the Year of the Snake 2025.

Inspired by the symbols of good luck: the Ruyi scepter and the four-leaf clover, all rotating on a copper coin background, along with the image of four hearts intertwined, the collection brings wishes for fulfillment in all aspects of life: wealth, health, love and career, and exams. In addition, this year's new designs are applied with modern technology, enhancing the shine and sophistication of the jewelry, helping to brighten up the spring for women.

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PNJ's Kim Bao Nhu Y jewelry collection

With the theme of Fortune, familiar lucky symbols in East Asian culture such as gold bags, gold bars, 12 zodiac animals or Lucky Cat are recreated through sophisticated designs. The brilliant metallic shine from 14K gold material not only honors the beauty of the wearer but also wishes for a new year of abundant fortune and a fulfilling life. In particular, the charm designs with diverse styles can be flexibly combined with necklaces or bracelets, bringing a youthful, modern look to the owner.

The Fortune designs in the Kim Bao Nhu Y jewelry collection convey wishes for luck and wealth in the new year.

Continuing with the theme of Phuc An, the jewelry designs in this theme bring a sense of complete peace and hope, bringing positive energy and a favorable start. Three carefully selected lucky symbols - the four-leaf clover symbolizing complete luck, the gourd meaning peace and health, and the paper crane carrying wishes for a bright future - are transformed by PNJ into exquisite works of art. Not only a beautiful piece of jewelry, each design is also a message of faith, hope and good things to come in the new year.

Double luck when the four-leaf clover symbol and Kim Bao Nhu Y blend together in a delicate jewelry design, a meaningful gift for a new year full of happiness.

The Love theme attracts with the gentle pink color from pink sapphire, symbolizing sweet and romantic love. The highlight is the design inspired by the red string, showing the strong connection of love, no end and lifelong bond.

Love themed jewelry set has a lucky symbol design with a heart to express the wish for lasting love.

At the same time, the theme of Fame conveys a positive message about effort and success. With symbols such as the graduation cap symbolizing knowledge and achievement, or the carp jumping over the dragon gate depicting a strong journey of success, the collection conveys wishes for career advancement, academic success and brilliant success in the future.

Graduation cap jewelry design adds motivation to achieve more achievements on the journey of knowledge

Not only expressing wishes for the beginning of the year, the Kim Bao Nhu Y jewelry collection also conquers women by its high applicability in fashion style. With a minimalist and modern design, each piece of jewelry can be easily coordinated with many different outfits, creating a unique beauty for the wearer. For example, a bracelet dotted with Kim Bao Nhu Y charm not only adds charm to the ao dai on Tet holiday, but is also an elegant highlight when combined with office vests in early year meetings. For ladies who love a youthful, dynamic style, the four-leaf clover symbol necklace will be the perfect companion, creating an attractive outfit with a T-shirt and jeans.

With diverse designs and profound meanings, PNJ's Kim Bao Nhu Y jewelry collection is not only an ideal choice to 'F5' your appearance to welcome the spring of At Ty 2025, but also a meaningful gift to convey your full feelings to your loved ones.

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