Japanese/Chinese Symbol Charms: N-O

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Charms for words N through O

Silver and gold charms of Japanese and Chinese kanji symbols for words N through O. 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 'Niece' Symbol Jewelry

The Japanese/Chinese kanji symbol for the word 'niece', in a 1" silhouette style charm with the translation engraved on the back. In Japanese, it is pronounced mei and in Chinese it is jyr. 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 'Ninja' Symbol Jewelry

The Japanese/Chinese kanji symbol for the word 'ninja', in a 1½" silhouette style charm with the translation engraved on the back. Ninja were members of a feudal Japanese society of mercenary agents, highly trained in martial arts and stealth (ninjutsu), who were hired for covert purposes ranging from espionage to assassination. In Japanese, it is pronounced ninja and in Chinese it is ren jerh. 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 'No Regrets' Symbol Jewelry

New addition! The Chinese kanji symbol for the words 'no regrets', in a 1¼" silhouette style charm with the translation engraved on the back. In Chinese it is pronounced wu hwei. 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 'Nothingness' Symbol Jewelry

The Japanese kanji symbol for 'nothingness', in a 1" silhouette style charm. In Japanese it is pronounced mu. 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 'Ocean' Symbol Jewelry

The Japanese/Chinese kanji symbol for the word 'ocean', in a 1" silhouette style charm with the translation engraved on the back. In Japanese, it is pronounced kai and is used with ocean names, and in Chinese it is pronounced hai. 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 'Older Brother' Symbol Jewelry

The Japanese/Chinese kanji symbol for the word 'older brother', in a 1" silhouette style charm with the translation engraved on the back. In Japanese, it is pronounced ani and in Chinese it is shyong. A great gift for elder brothers, and for siblings and parents of big brothers. 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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Also see our Brother and Younger Brother Symbol Jewelry.

Japanese 'Older Sister' Symbol Jewelry

The Japanese/Chinese kanji symbol for 'older sister', in a 1" silhouette style charm with the translation engraved on the back. In Japanese, it is pronounced oneisan and in Chinese it is jie. 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 'Otaku' Symbol Jewelry

The Japanese katakana symbols for the word "otaku", in a 1" wide silhouette style charm. Otaku in Japanese translates to a combination of nerd and obsessed fan, and is used by Japanese anime fans to describe themselves. The word "otaku" (spelled in English) is engraved on the back. Available in sterling silver as a charm, pendant, and post earrings. Handcast exclusively by DragonWeave.
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Click here for more information about the meaning and culture of otaku

Customer Testimonials:
"I have purchased a charms from you in the past, and therefore I already have a biased opinion of your wonderful work. I recently ordered, and received, a charm (kanji honor) and pendant (kanji otaku) and as with my previous purchase, both of the new items are exquisite. The otaku was purchased as a gift for a friend. Her birthday is upcoming, so she has not yet seen it, but I am positive she will love it. Thanks again for such a wonderful product." - John F., Dearborn MI

"thank you, i received the pendant today, and i was impressed with the level of packaging and the product itself!" - Michael N., Seattle WA

Chinese Zodiac Ox Jewelry

The Chinese Zodiac symbol for the Ox, in a ¾" silhouette style charm with the translation engraved on the back. 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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People born in the year of the Ox are patient and not over-talkative, and when they speak they are quite eloquent. They are easy-going and inspire confidence in others, but dislike being opposed and can sometimes be stubborn. Ox people are mentally and physically alert.
Click here for Chinese zodiac year list.

Customer Testimonials:
"I just received my "year of the OX" and love it, I have been looking for something that size for a long time, it prompted the order for two friends. Thank you." - Ed M., Canada

"Hi, I purchased the ox symbols for all the men in my life. My husband and both my sons were all born in the year of the ox. They love them . Its like they have a common bond. Thanks the jewelry is great they wear them every day!" - Marcelle H., Levittown PA

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