Cosmic jewelry artist launches new four elements project; aims to enhance life and achieve balance

January 31, 2010 | Accessories, Jewelry | 1 Comment

Renowned cosmic jewelry artist David Weitzman announces the release of his air, earth, water and fire elements project whereby the ultimate goal is to help a person achieve that sense of balance and to experience a fully enhanced life. The four elements and their relevance to, among others, Hinduism and Buddhism as well as tips on finding the dominant element in one’s life are expounded over at www.Ka-Gold-Jewelry.com

World-renowned cosmic jewelry artist David Weitzman of Ka-Gold-Jewelry.com has announced the recent release of his four elements project.

“Through this project, we aim to enhance life and help a person achieve balance,” jewelry designer Weitzman said.

The four elements – air, earth, water and fire – compose of Weitzman’s latest project. There’s even a fifth hidden element which represents space, a vast emptiness or a spirit that cannot be sensed by the four other senses and cannot be changed, Weitzman explained.

“These perceptions were prominent in Ancient Greece, India, China and Japan. The four elements per se, according to Hinduism, were created from the akasha or the vast emptiness. The human body, meanwhile, is also formed from the five elements with each of the senses being tied to a specific element. This is where the four elements come into play,” Weitzman further explained.

Weitzman’s four elements project is released through Ka Gold Jewelry (www.ka-gold-jewelry.com), a jewelry website that mixes sacred science, art, and spirit to create designs that reveal the truth about people’s identity and the true nature of reality.

All four rings are created either in gold with diamonds or silver with cubic zirconia. Under the said project, there are four items to choose from. One is the air element ring, a silver piece with cubic zirconia. The air element ring aims to strengthen spirituality and inspiration. The second is the earth element ring. This aims to strengthen practicality and restraint. The fire element ring, meanwhile, is also a silver piece with cubic zirconia and it aims to strengthen the element of fire like energy and passion. The fourth jewelry piece under the four elements project is the water element ring which aims to strengthen the water aspects within a person such as flow, adaptation to changes and awareness of emotions.

“The beauty of our latest offering is that clients can find the dominant element in their lives and then purchase the most significant or relevant piece for themselves,” Weitzman enthused.

Interested clients can just visit the Ka Gold Jewelry Four Elements Project page at http://www.ka-gold-jewelry.com/p-articles/the-four-elements.php and they will then be guided on how to find the dominant elements in their lives.