How will you design your classes with this requisites?

Question

Good afternoon; Let us suppose we have an object called element with properties like this:

name	type	description
id	integer	element identifier
name	string	element name
origin	integer	element origin: 0 = natural 1 = artificial 2 = mix 3 = none 4 = gov
class	integer	element class: - If origin = 0 then: 0 = rainy 1 = sunny 2 = foggy 3 = cloudy 4 = none - If origin = 1 OR origin = 4 then: 0 = nonatural 1 = disaster
subclass	integer	element subclass: If origin = 0 & class = 4 then: 0 = investigate 1 = talk 2 = rest If origin = 1 then: 0 = good 1 = bad 2 = none If source = 4 then: 0 = countryA 1 = countryB 2 = countryC

What I want is to traduce this into classes to be able to control the "changing values" of that enums(?)(took values from xml files):

And the class could be something like:

public int id { get; set; }
       
public string name { get; set; }
       
public ElementOrigin origin { get; set; }
     
public ElementClassIfOrigin0 class { get; set; }
     
public ElementClassIfOrigin1Or4 class2 { get; set; }


public enum ElementOrigin 
    {
        
        [XmlEnum("0")] natural,
        [XmlEnum("1")] artificial,
        [XmlEnum("2")] mix,
        [XmlEnum("3")] none,
        [XmlEnum("4")] gov
    }

    
    public enum ElementClassIfOrigin0 
    {
        
        [XmlEnum("0")] rainy,
        [XmlEnum("1")] sunny,
        [XmlEnum("2")] foggy,
        [XmlEnum("3")] cloudy
    }
    
    public enum ElementClassIfOrigin1Or4 
    {
        
        [XmlEnum("0")] nonatural,
        [XmlEnum("1")] disaster
    }

What I want if to develop a logic that can handle all possible scenarios, but as the enum can change a lot, like that table; what is the best way to prepare classes for its use within this scenario(polymorphism would be helpfull?)

Because what I was trying to avoid too is something like this:

case ElementOrigin.Natural
                        when element.classIfOrigin1== ClassIfOrigin0.natural:
                        break;

case ElementOrigin.Natural
                        when element.classIfOrigin1 == ClassIfOrigin0.artificial:
                        break;

case ElementOrigin.Natural
                        when element.classIfOrigin1 == ClassIfOrigin0.none:
                        break;
//and so on..
    

Any ideas on how to proceed? Thank you so much.