• Charm Size:38*26mm
• Weight: 11 gram
• Koi Fish : Transformation, Prosperity，Protection
• Material:  Silver-plated stainless steer+Blue Enamel In Feng Shui, there's a saying, "Mountains govern people, water governs wealth." Therefore, keeping fish at home can greatly enhance the financial luck of the household.

Of course, depending on the type of fish and their Feng Shui properties, the specific auspicious energy they bring might vary.

I. Feng Shui Principles for the Number of Fish

1. Is an Odd or Even Number of Fish Better?

Generally, keeping an odd number of fish is preferred. In Chinese Feng Shui, odd numbers are considered auspicious for cultivating good fortune. The total number of fish is typically better when it's an odd number.

2. Nine-Star Fish Keeping Method

• One fish: Represents One White Water, which can boost wealth.

• Two fish: Represent Two Black Earth, which restrains water, unfavorable for wealth.

• Three fish: Represent Three Jade Wood, which drains water, unfavorable for wealth.

• Four fish: Represent Four Green Wood, which, although draining water, is the Wen Qu (Culture) Star and considered auspicious.

• Five fish: Represent Five Yellow Earth, which restrains water, unfavorable for wealth.

• Six fish: Represent Six White Metal, which generates water, favorable for wealth.

• Seven fish: Represent Seven Red Metal, which generates water. Although it's an inauspicious star, its generative relationship with water makes it auspicious.

• Eight fish: Represent Eight White Earth, which restrains water. However, Eight White is the Zuo Fu (Left Assistant) Star, making it an auspicious star.

• Nine fish: Represent Nine Purple Fire, which is the You Bi (Right Assistant) Star, an auspicious star that can boost wealth.

For numbers greater than ten, subtract the tens digit. For example, twelve fish are counted as two fish, and fifteen fish as five fish.

3. Choosing Based on Your Chinese Zodiac Sign or Favorable Five Elements

(1) Rat and Pig (Water Element): If your Five Element is Water, or if your favorable elements are Earth or Metal, you are suitable for keeping: * 1 or 6 fish (black, gray) * 4 or 9 fish (white)

(2) Ox, Dragon, Goat, and Dog (Earth Element): If your Five Element is Earth, or if your favorable elements are Fire or Earth, you are suitable for keeping: * 2 or 7 fish (red, purple) * 5 or 10 fish (white, silver)

(3) Tiger and Rabbit (Wood Element): If your Five Element is Wood, or if your favorable elements are Water or Wood, you are suitable for keeping: * 1 or 6 fish (black, gray) * 3 or 8 fish (green, cyan)

(4) Snake and Horse (Fire Element): If your Five Element is Fire, or if your favorable elements are Wood or Fire, you are suitable for keeping: * 3 or 8 fish (green, cyan) * 2 or 7 fish (red, purple)

(5) Monkey and Rooster (Metal Element): If your Five Element is Metal, or if your favorable elements are Earth or Metal, you are suitable for keeping: * 4 or 9 fish (silver, white) * 5 or 10 fish (yellow)

Important Notes:

① Individuals with different Five Elements must be cautious when choosing fish colors. Correctly selecting the color of the fish and the number of fish of each color can help enhance your luck. ② There's an art to keeping fish in an aquarium. Goldfish are best for attracting wealth. Black fish should only be kept by people in specific professions (e.g., soldiers and scholars); generally, black fish are more likely to attract negative interactions and disputes, and are not beneficial for attracting wealth.

Koi fish are rich in symbolism and carry positive meanings across various cultures. They represent good fortune, perseverance, transformation, and harmony, 

• The koi fish's journey upstream is a metaphor for personal transformation and growth. Wearing the ring signifies your commitment to self-improvement and embracing change.
• The ring serves as a reminder of abundance and prosperity, encouraging a positive mindset towards wealth and success.

Koi fish are often associated with financial success and material abundance.This design is inspired by the story of the carp leaping over the dragon gate, symbolizing transformation and good fortune.

Feng Shui significance and auspicious power of koi fish:

In Feng Shui, water symbolizes wealth, and the word for "fish" (鱼 yú) sounds like "abundance" (余 yú), making fish a powerful symbol of prosperity and surplus. Keeping fish at home is believed to attract good fortune and improve energy flow. Among them, koi fish have long been regarded as precious and auspicious creatures. Traditionally raised in temple and shrine ponds, koi symbolize luck and wealth. Whether in paintings or decorative motifs, fish often represent koi, which are also known as "wealth-attracting and fortune-enhancing fish", bringing prosperity and protecting the home.