Ambergris, also known as "dragon's stomach fragrance," is a blackish-brown substance like amber, sometimes with iridescent patches. It appears as an opaque, solid, waxy, rubbery mass. When burned, it emits a persistent fragrance with a unique sweet, earthy aroma, which is why it is called "gray amber" in the West. Ambergris is a pure and elegant animal fragrance, the highest quality among animal perfumes. Its scent resembles the elegance of musk, with subtle earthy notes, and hints of seaweed, wood, and moss. It has a special sweetness and a very long-lasting base note, making it a complex fragrance combination. Since ancient times, ambergris has been used as a high-grade perfume ingredient. Landscape Round Pendant Diameter: Approximately 56mm Thickness: Approximately 12mm Chain Length: Approximately 65cm, non-adjustable The symbolism of the landscape pendant represents the profoundness of the high mountains and flowing water, signifying a boundless future and continuous vitality. In the Five Elements and Eight Trigrams, water is used to generate wealth, implying an inexhaustible source of fortune. The pools of water in the pendant gather treasures, and the presence of a boat signifies smooth sailing. The landscape pendant features mountains, water, small bridges, flowing water, and houses. The mountains symbolize the support of "relying on the mountains," bringing good fortune to the wearer. The benevolent enjoy the mountains, and the wise enjoy the water, fostering a calm, leisurely, and peaceful state of mind. The landscape pendant carries profound meanings, representing not only personal pursuits and perseverance but also the philosophy of harmonious interaction between humans and nature, and with family. It is not only a beautiful accessory but also a transmission of culture and an expression of thought. One of the deepest meanings conveyed by the landscape pendant is "mountains high, water long." In Chinese culture, mountains and flowing water are often symbols of loftiness and endurance. The carved landscape patterns embody the pursuit of excellence and unremitting effort. Both career and studies, as well as life itself, require persistent perseverance and tireless effort to reach the peak and cross the long river. The landscape pendant serves as a mirror, constantly reminding people to maintain their pursuit of success, to fear no difficulties, and to not be afraid of setbacks. The landscape pendant also represents the concept of harmonious coexistence between humans and nature. Ancient Chinese landscape paintings often expressed the peace and harmony between humans and nature.