Chinese Zodiac

Find your Chinese zodiac and explore its guardian or crystal design. Each sign has its own pairing.

Find Your Zodiac

BIRTH-YEAR REFERENCE

Find your zodiac sign

A simple cultural reference connected to your birth year and month.

1900–2100

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Twelve-year Chinese zodiac cycle artwork

A Personal Sign within a Shared Cycle

A Personal Sign within a Shared Cycle

The Chinese zodiac moves through a repeating cycle of twelve animals: Rat, Ox, Tiger, Rabbit, Dragon, Snake, Horse, Goat, Monkey, Rooster, Dog, and Pig. The cycle is traditionally considered together with the five elements and the lunisolar calendar, creating a richer system than an animal sign alone.

Because each sign returns every twelve years, the zodiac connects personal birth time with a shared cultural rhythm. Families and communities use the animals to mark years, tell stories, exchange wishes, and celebrate Lunar New Year, while regional traditions may vary.

THALUNE treats the zodiac as identity and connection, not fixed destiny. Your animal can be a marker of where your story begins and which qualities you choose to develop. The jewelry does not predict the future; it gives a personal year-sign a form that can travel with you.