The Huat Kueh Miniature Charm in Gingham and Moissanites

A fluffy fortune cake in gingham, with a little sparkle.

The huat kueh is a Chinese New Year favourite, a steamed cake whose name echoes “huat,” to prosper. Here it’s shrunk to 8 mm wide and 1.2 cm tall, with eight 2 mm white moissanites embedded in its petals. Wear it for luck all year round, or give it as a thoughtful Chinese New Year gift.

Convertible and multi-purpose

• Clips on and off with our double-closure clasp. Wear it as a hoop earring accent or a necklace pendant.
• For flatbacks and earstuds, choose Miniature Charm only.
• To build your piece: Shop Jewellery Components. Scroll the photos above to see the ways to wear it.

Handsculpted 100% by hand in Singapore
Each charm takes 2–3 hours to sculpt, paint, and finish by hand, by an artisan with 14 years of sculpting experience.

Materials

• Charm: US imported polymer clay, oven-baked at 138°C. Durable, lightweight, and waterproof once baked (see the video in this listing).
• Moissanites: eight 2 mm white moissanites, embedded within the petals.
• Double-closure clasp: 18k white gold-plated (0.05 μm) over 925 sterling silver. Hypoallergenic and low-nickel, good for sensitive skin. Detachable and replaceable.

Care

• The charm can be worn in daily showers and short swims. Avoid very hot, steamy showers.
• Rinse under tap water after contact with grease, moisturiser, perfume, or sweat, then wipe dry.
• Avoid prolonged moisture, heat, and strong sunlight. Store somewhere cool, dry, and dark, such as an airtight container with charcoal.
• Plating generally lasts 6 months to 2 years, and the clasp can be swapped for a new one when it wears. Wash it gently with mild soap and water.