In Chinese wedding culture, especially within the Teochew tradition, Si Dian Jin (四点金) represents more than just a gift. Translating to "4 Touches of Gold," it is a curated jewelry set traditionally presented by the groom’s mother to the bride as a heartfelt welcome into the family.

The name originates from the Chinese character for gold (金), which resembles the four-pointed roof of traditional houses in the Teochew province. Giving the bride these four items signifies that she will always have a roof over her head and live a life of abundance and financial security.

While tradition dictates 999 pure gold, many modern brides now opt for elegant 18K white gold or rose gold diamond sets. This allows the Si Dian Jin to be worn and cherished long after the wedding day, blending heritage with contemporary style.