Bright Moon Shell Hairpin

The name "Jiao Jiao" is inspired by the phrase "those who are lofty are easily broken, those who are bright are easily stained" from Li Gu's "Book of the Later Han Dynasty - Biography of Huang Qiong." Much like the moon shell in the hairpin, it requires storage in a dry, well-ventilated, and cool place, away from moisture and direct sunlight. Minor abrasions and scratches from handling during transit are unavoidable, contributing to its unique beauty. However, the surface of the moon shell can easily absorb dust, oils, and cosmetics. It is advisable to avoid contact with such substances and to gently polish the surface regularly with a soft cotton cloth.