Japanese/Chinese Symbol Charms: I-K

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Charms for words I through K

 
Silver and gold charms of Japanese and Chinese kanji symbols for words I through K. Click here for the complete listing of all Japanese/Chinese symbol charms.

Sterling silver and 14k gold charms and pendants of the symbols of the Japanese and Chinese language, each with its own meaning. Even though they are pronounced differently, the kanji symbol means the same in both languages. Each charm comes with a loop for attaching to a chain or leather cord.

You can also suggest your own symbol charm or purchase a custom made symbol charm.

Kanji symbol jewelry is now available with precious birthstone gems.

Japanese 'Indomitable' Symbol Jewelry

The Japanese/Chinese kanji symbol for the word 'indomitable', in a 1¼" silhouette style charm with the translation engraved on the back. In Japanese it is pronounced fukutsu. Available in sterling silver as a charm, pendant, and post earrings. Also available as a 14k yellow or white gold pendant. Handcast exclusively by DragonWeave.
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Japanese 'Jade' Symbol Jewelry

The Japanese/Chinese kanji symbol for the word 'jade', in a 1" silhouette style charm with the translation engraved on the back. In Japanese it is pronounced giyoku, and in Chinese it is yu. Available in sterling silver as a charm, pendant, and post earrings. Also available as a 14k yellow or white gold pendant. Handcast exclusively by DragonWeave.
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Japanese 'Jita Kyoei' Symbol Jewelry

The Japanese/Chinese kanji symbol for 'jita kyoei', in a 2" silhouette style charm with the translation engraved on the back. Jita kyoei is a judo concept developed by judo founder Jigoro Kano, and can be translated as "perfection of one's self and mutual welfare and benefit", or more simply "mutual benefit". This is most beautifully expressed in Kano's own words: "In order to perfect myself I do not for a moment forget to be of service to the world." Available in sterling silver as a charm, pendant, and post earrings. Also available as a 14k yellow or white gold pendant. Handcast exclusively by DragonWeave.
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Japanese 'Journey' Symbol Jewelry

New addition! The Japanese/Chinese kanji symbol for the word 'journey', in a 1" silhouette style charm with the translation engraved on the back. In Japanese it is pronounced tabi, and in Chinese it is lyu. Available in sterling silver as a charm, pendant, and post earrings. Also available as a 14k yellow or white gold pendant. Handcast exclusively by DragonWeave.
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Japanese 'Justice' Symbol Jewelry

The Japanese/Chinese kanji symbol for the word 'justice', in a 1½" silhouette style charm with the translation engraved on the back. In Japanese it is pronounced seigi, and in Chinese it is jerng yi. Available in sterling silver as a charm, pendant, and post earrings. Also available as a 14k yellow or white gold pendant. Handcast exclusively by DragonWeave.
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Japanese 'Karate' Symbol Jewelry

The Japanese/Chinese kanji symbols for the word 'karate', in a 1½" silhouette style charm with the translation engraved on the back. The symbols mean: empty (top), hand/fist (middle), and way (bottom), so the full translation is "way of the empty fist". In Japanese it is pronounced karatedo, and in Chinese it is kong shoou dau. Available in sterling silver as a charm, pendant, and post earrings. Also available as a 14k yellow or white gold pendant. Handcast exclusively by DragonWeave.
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Japanese 'Kenshin' Symbol Jewelry

The Japanese kanji symbols for "Kenshin", in a 1½" silhouette style charm with the name "Kenshin" engraved on the back. Fans will recognize this as the name of the main character, Himura Kenshin, from the Japanese manga and anime Rurouni Kenshin and the movie Samurai X. Available in sterling silver as a charm, pendant, and post earrings. Also available as a 14k yellow or white gold pendant. Handcast exclusively by DragonWeave.
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Customer Testimonial: "I just want to thank you for the Kenshin pendant. It's beautiful as always. I got it on time. Thank you for your wonderful work." - Enaam K., Saudi Arabia

Japanese 'Ken Shin Kan' Symbol Jewelry

The Japanese kanji symbols for the martial art known as 'Ken Shin Kan', in a 1½" silhouette style charm with the words "ken shin kan" engraved on the back. Ken Shin Kan is a martial arts style originating from Japan and taught in Brazil. The symbols mean: strong (ken), spirit/heart (shin), and house/hall (kan). The common translation of these three symbols together is The Place of the Fist and Truth. It's main teaching can be summed up as “Only the strong and pure-hearted person may reach the noblest ideals.” Available in sterling silver as a charm, pendant, and post earrings. Also available as a 14k yellow or white gold pendant. Handcast exclusively by DragonWeave.
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Japanese 'Kensho' Symbol Jewelry

The Japanese kanji symbol for the word 'kensho', in a 1½" silhouette style charm with the translation engraved on the back. In Japanese it literally means "seeing the nature", and refers to the initial awakening experience of Zen Buddhism, when one realizes one's buddha nature - that is, that he or she really is part of the whole of the universe, and not separate. Available in sterling silver as a charm, pendant, and post earrings. Also available as a 14k yellow or white gold pendant. Handcast exclusively by DragonWeave.
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Customer Testimonial: "Nicole …just received the necklace. This is exactly what I was looking for, and the quality is top notch. Also, I received within 2 days of ordering, which makes it even better. I will definitely buy more from you, and my wife has already picked-out several items from the catalog you included in the packaging. Keep up the great work! It’s nice to do business with a web-based company whose products are as advertised, and who obviously care about their reputation and their customer’s satisfaction. Cheers!" - David A., Santa Rosa CA

Japanese 'Kindred Spirit' Symbol Jewelry

The Japanese kanji symbols for the words 'kindred spirit' (or spirits), in a 1½" silhouette style charm with the translation engraved on the back. In Japanese it is pronounced doushi. Available in sterling silver as a charm, pendant, and post earrings. Also available as a 14k yellow or white gold pendant. Handcast exclusively by DragonWeave.
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Customer Testimonial: "I wrote to you some time ago to tell you I had purchased 3 kindred spirit charms for elementary school friends that were getting together again after 40 yrs. It happened this past weekend (date changed from original) and it went great. They all loved it. Thanks for making our reunion a very special one," - Debi W., Cincinnati OH

'Krav Maga' Symbol Jewelry

The condensed Hebrew symbols for the martial art known as 'krav maga', in a 1" silhouette style charm with the translation engraved on the back. Krav Maga is an Israeli system of hand-to-hand combat developed in the 1930's. Krav means combat and maga means contact. The symbol itself is an amalgamation of the three Hebrew letters that spell krav set in a circle. Available in sterling silver as a charm, pendant, and post earrings. Also available as a 14k yellow or white gold pendant. Handcast exclusively by DragonWeave.
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Chinese 'Kung Fu' Symbol Jewelry

The Chinese symbols for the martial art known as 'kung fu', in a 1½" silhouette style charm with the translation engraved on the back. In Chinese it is pronounced kong fu. Available in sterling silver as a charm, pendant, and post earrings. Also available as a 14k yellow or white gold pendant. Handcast exclusively by DragonWeave.
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