Feng shui, as it is used in jewelry, is not about a stone. It is about a set — five elements, five directions, and the arrangement between them. That is why the pieces here are built rather than picked: each one is a combination, and the combination is the thing.
The five elements
The traditional set runs wood, fire, earth, metal, and water, and the reading is about balance between them rather than about any one of them being good. A five-element wrap is built to carry all five, usually with a black stone as the piece that holds the arrangement in place.
Three pieces
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Five-element wrap — the most literal of the three, in black tourmaline with the other elements beside it.
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Braided knot bracelet — the multicolor braid, where the elements are carried by the cord rather than by stones.
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Peach blossom piece — the one here that is not about arrangement at all. It is grouped for drawing something toward the wearer, and it sits at this end of the collection rather than with the wealth pieces.
Choosing
If you want the arrangement, take the five-element wrap. If you want the cord, take the braid — it is the lightest way to carry the same idea.
The wider feng shui group covers the rest of the shapes.
