木
Wood
Green stones
Growth, patience, new starts — greens and verdant tones.
The method behind the match
Discover how your birth moment becomes a personal palette, with a reason for each stone.
Your birth details become a chart. We read its season, pattern and relationships between the Five Elements, then use that interpretation to guide a bracelet. The current Birth route uses your birth details. To begin with a present-day situation or wish instead, use Need.
A method, not a mood
Fixed inputs, fixed rules. The same birth details always produce the same chart — nothing is improvised.
Rooted in tradition
The Five Elements and their relationships give the design a traditional foundation; your stones, colors and arrangement give it a personal form.
Meaning, made personal
We interpret the chart as a whole and explain how each selected stone’s traditional meaning becomes part of your design.
Step one
Year, month, day, and hour — four parts of one moment. Read together, they lay out as your birth chart: the starting table everything else is read from.
Your birth moment is the starting point. A date and a time get converted onto the traditional calendar and split into four columns — the four parts of your chart. It is arithmetic, done the same way every time. The calculation uses the complete date, local time and resolved birthplace; an hour by itself is not enough.
Hour
時
when
Day
日
you
Month
月
season
Year
年
era
Four parts · one moment · one fixed chart. Illustrative columns shown.
Step two
Every part of the chart carries an element. They aren’t random labels — each one feeds the next and keeps another in check.
Wood feeds Fire, Fire makes Earth, Earth bears Metal, Metal holds Water, Water grows Wood. The dashed lines are the counter-balance. A chart is interpreted through these relationships and its seasonal context; equal percentages are not the goal.
Step three
The element shares describe one part of the chart. The reading also considers season, strength and the relationships between elements. A low percentage alone does not decide what to add.
Illustrative element shares only. These percentages are not a recommendation to add the smallest category.
“Start with the chart as a whole, then explain the choice of each stone.”
In our new-job example, Wood has the lowest share, while Fire guides the main strand. That follows the chart’s overall pattern rather than a missing-element rule. Read the example and each stone’s role.
Step four
The Studio assigns stones to elements within its design system. These traditional associations connect color, character and personal meaning. In Birth, we use them alongside the chart and available materials. A request in your own words belongs to the separate Need route.
Wood
Green stones
Growth, patience, new starts — greens and verdant tones.
Fire
Amethyst
Warmth and drive. Purple quartz reads as a Fire stone.
Earth
Yellow / brown
Grounding and steadiness — ochre, sand, warm browns.
Metal
White / clear
Clarity and structure — clear quartz, white stones.
Water
Blue / black
Calm, depth, flow — blues, deep blacks, cool tones.
A worked example · Amethyst
Amethyst is purple quartz — silicon dioxide (SiO₂), Mohs 7, the February birthstone. Purple is part of the visual language used here; check the product description for the specific material and any known treatments. That warm purple reads as a Fire stone. Amethyst can therefore play a Fire role when the overall reading supports that direction. Its place is explained in the context of the particular design, rather than decided by a low Fire percentage alone.
From tradition to your wrist
We do
Convert your birth details into a fixed chart, read your element balance, and recommend a stone whose character supports it.
Your choice
Discover the explanation, explore each stone’s meaning and choose the bracelet you want to wear. Your preference has a place in the design.
Make it yours
Explore the suggested stones, their meanings and the complete arrangement. Choose Birth for a traditional interpretation, Need for what matters now, or Builder for your own palette.
Explore the chart, the stone choices and the explanation returned from your own birth details. Review the complete design and quote before deciding.
A personal interpretation from your birth details, with every stone’s role explained.
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