Material :
Red cinnabar beads
Swarovski crystals
Gold stainless charm logo and charm holder
10k gold spacer beads

This stunning charm bracelet made of vermilion color Red Cinnabar beads and sparkly swarovski crystals will definitely make a lovely addition to your jewelry collection.

There are few Feng Shui cures as popular – and as universal in their application – as the Laughing Buddha. You can find the Laughing Buddha in a variety of Feng Shui products – from statues and bells to keychains and jewelry. Also called the Traveling Buddha, Buddha of Happiness, Matreiya in Buddhism, or Hotei in Japan, the Laughing Buddha is often depicted in various positions with a vast array of auspicious symbols such as such as Ruyi, Wu Lou, gold ingots and coins, bagful of treasures or surrounded by playful children. The Laughing Buddha Feng Shui symbol is based on the story of a Buddhist monk who lived in the 10th century China. Legend has it that nothing would make this Buddha happier to see people’s problem, worries and sadness transform into happiness. It is said that his inner smile is so strong that it radiates throughout his entire face. He is considered a reincarnation of Gautama Buddha and is most welcome and loved everywhere he goes as he brings the energy of light heartedness, joy and laughter.

Wu Lou, also known as Holy Gourd and Calabash, is a powerful Feng Shui cure and enhancer of longevity, good health and prosperity. The shape of the Wu Loualso symbolizes heaven and earth united together. The upper section is the heaven while the bottom symbolizes the earth and when used by human, becomes an integration of heaven, earth and mankind. Thus, it becomes a perfect gift for old people and to oneself to ward off illness energies.

The Pi Yao, also known as Pi Xie, is a mythical creature which brings wealth luck, business luck, protection and appeases the Tai Sui. The Pi Yao has a voracious appetite and yet does not have an anus – which symbolizes that money will come to you and will never leave. It is regarded as a wealth magnet, which is helpful for those who are in need of money luck.

The Chinese regard fish as a symbol that represents wealth attainment, abundance, success, prosperity and good fortune because of the sound of it in Chinese – ‘Yu’ which means surplus. Fish is a symbol of good wealth and fortune to the Chinese. When they appear in a pair, Double Fish represents marital bliss and joyous unions. Better still, it is said that the good luck they represent is doubled.

In many Asian cultures, the Elephant is considered a sacred animal and regarded as the most marvelous creature ever created and is greatly admired. According to beliefs, Elephants are celestial animals and one of the sacred treasures of Buddha. Throughout time, these magnificent animals have come to represent protection, prosperity, good fortune, wisdom, strength, longevity, power, success and fertility.

‘Om Mani Padme Hum’ (translation: ‘Hail the jewel in the lotus’) is a six syllable invocation (mantra) of Avlokitesvara, one who is invoked as the Protector from danger. It is claimed that one who recites this mantra will be saved from all dangers and will be protected. This mantra is widely used in Mahayana Buddhism. One can find this mantra inscribed on rocks, prayer wheels, stupa walls, loose stones heaped as Mani (jewels) on roads, paths, mountain passes, the approaches and exits of villages.

The Mystic Knot is one of the most popular symbols used in Feng Shui. It symbolizes six times the infinity symbol that’s why it is regarded as a symbol of happy life, good fortune, endless love, good health and success. Due to its infinite path, the Mystic Knot represents an uninterrupted life cycle and represents harmonious flow of auspicious energy.

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