Make a beautiful wish—pluck an eternal guardian star.
Alpha Carinae – Canopus
A star shimmering with an amber glow in the evening light of April, its radiance carries the passage and accumulation of time itself, quietly pointing toward prosperity and abundance.
Alpha Carinae, also known as Canopus, is regarded in Eastern culture as an auspicious star symbolizing blessings, prosperity, and longevity. Its orange-red glow shining in the southern sky is called an “auspicious light,” representing longevity, stability, and societal abundance.
Inspired by imagination, the artist reinterprets celestial bodies, transforming distant, ethereal stars into tangible, collectible forms.
Crystal-clear and mysterious under daylight, radiant with starlight in the dark.
The clasp is made of S925 sterling silver, paired with a midnight black cord.
This piece can be worn as a pendant, used as an indoor hanging decoration, or collected as a loose gemstone.
Crafted by the artist using quartz mineral sand and rare elements, this artificial luminous gemstone can emit light continuously for approximately 30 years, making it a piece worthy of long-term collection.
This is a self-luminous piece, not phosphorescent. It requires no external light, power, or charging, and is best appreciated in a dark environment (below cinema-level brightness).
Delivery
The following refers to the crafting time.
Once the production is completed, we will arrange the shipment.
The actual arrival time depends on the logistics (Shipping Time).
* 2-4 weeks: Taiwan, Asia (HK, Japan, etc.), USA, EU, Rest of the world
※ Please note for countries outside of Taiwan customs taxes might incur.
Specifications
Material: quartz, mineral surface sculpture, 925 sterling silver (Pendant Version)
Size: Ø 1.3cm / 0.5", 2~3g
Accessories: wooden storage box, midnight black necklace cord (Pendant Version)
Origin: Taiwan
Alpha Carinae – Canopus may vary slightly in color, size or representations from the pictures on the website or on the social media due to its hand crafted and natural origin.
