Reincarnation is also called circulation, rotation, life and death reincarnation, which means that all living beings die and die. After death, the soul reincarnates again and becomes another person, rotating like a wheel, and the cycle is endless. This theory widely exists in China's Buddhism, Taoism and other religious beliefs and cultures. Such sentences can often be seen in ancient literature, such as Gong Zizhen's "falling red is not a ruthless thing, it turns into spring mud to protect flowers". Now this traditional Chinese thought has also spread to the West, and there are film and television works such as Cloud Altas that show the good and evil of human nature, life and death, and the cycle of cause and effect. "To learn from nature" means to imitate nature. This statement comes from Confucianism. Up to now, digital pioneers such as Zhang Zhoujie and Yuan Feng have also begun to use computers and algorithms to simulate natural phenomena and forms. The jewelry experimental design work combines these two concepts to create.