"Let your heart breathe in total stillness." — Natural Jade Buddha Pendant

• Pendant Size: 19*19*5mm
• Jade Weight: 3g
• Necklace Lenght: 46cm
  
• Laughing Buddha: Prosperity, Protection, Harmony
• Jade Type: Grade A natural jade (Bean-Type) with 18Kgold Plated S925 silver setting
  

This Laughing Buddha pendant embodies the wisdom of embracing all that life brings—joy, challenge, and change—with ease and generosity. Wearing it is not about forcing happiness, but about allowing peace to grow naturally from within.

We designed this Jade Buddha to be a silent sanctuary for your daily thoughts. By carrying the image of the Laughing Buddha, you invite an energy of profound tolerance into your life, helping you transform complex emotions into a steady stream of inner peace and quiet strength.

Inspired by the traditional image of the Laughing Buddha, this design captures a relaxed, open posture and a gentle smile—an expression of emotional freedom rather than material pursuit. The rounded form reflects wholeness and acceptance, while the soft translucence of Hetian jade enhances the sense of warmth and calm.

Stone & Symbols

Hetian green jade has long been associated with harmony, protection, and emotional steadiness.
The Laughing Buddha symbolizes openness of heart, contentment, and the ability to welcome the world as it is. In traditional belief, his smile represents tolerance and inner wealth—the kind that comes from peace of mind rather than possessions.

This pendant features a finely polished Hetian green jade Laughing Buddha, suspended from a refined 18K gold–plated sterling silver bail and chain. The smooth contours and balanced proportions make it comfortable for daily wear, while the natural jade texture ensures each piece carries its own subtle character.

Designed to be worn as a personal talisman for peace, emotional balance, and a generous outlook on life, it transitions effortlessly between meaningful accessory and timeless jewelry piece.

Budai (Laughing Buddha)
Also known as the “Smiling Buddha” or the “Big-Belly Buddha,” this is one of the classic themes in jade carvings. With his cheerful smile and generous belly, the Laughing Buddha symbolizes tolerance, joy, and the ability to let go of worries. His presence reminds people to face life’s ups and downs with optimism and a big heart.

The Laughing Buddha is suitable for everyone—men, women, young, and old.

• A symbol of good fortune and protection, believed to bring blessings and ward off negativity.

• A reminder of a joyful attitude toward life, encouraging the wearer to stay optimistic, tolerant, and at peace with both small and big matters in life.

Maitreya Buddha, in Mahayana Buddhist scriptures, is the successor to Siddhartha Gautama (Shakyamuni Buddha). He is prophesied to be born in the Saha world in the future, practice the Dharma, and become the next Buddha of this world, thus also known as the Future Buddha. He is revered as the progenitor by the Yogacara school and was highly esteemed by prominent Chinese Mahayana Buddhist masters such as Zhi Qian, Dao'an, and Xuanzang.

In some Chinese Buddhist temples, he is commonly depicted with an exposed belly and a joyful, smiling countenance. This representation serves as a didactic symbol in Buddhism, signifying "great capacity and great blessings," reminding people to cultivate inclusivity and tolerance. Maitreya Buddha embodies compassion, generosity, and an optimistic, broad-minded spirit. The saying, "A big belly can accommodate all the things in the world that are difficult to accommodate; a wide-open mouth laughs at all the laughable people in the world," perfectly encapsulates Maitreya Buddha. It contains profound life philosophy, inspiring thought and guiding one's path in life.

All phenomena in the world, the myriad beings, human emotions of love and hate, joy and sorrow, separation and reunion, the ebb and flow of wealth and poverty, high and low status, official ranks, and the allure of worldly pleasures—all are met with a single smile. A big belly can embrace what ordinary people find unbearable. Enduring inner烦恼 (afflictions), tolerating the loneliness of time, and refraining from momentary anger will avert long-term worries.

Patience is paramount, and harmony is precious. The image of Maitreya Buddha conveys to people an attitude of optimism, open-mindedness, and indifference to worldly fame and gain. Among numerous works depicting Maitreya,

Wearing a Laughing Buddha，Maitreya (also called Happy Buddha, Hotei in Japanese, or Budai in Chinese) carries positive and auspicious meanings, especially in Feng Shui and spiritual symbolism.

• Wealth and Abundance
  – Often shown with a sack, gold ingots, or coins, it’s believed to attract financial luck and prosperity.
  – Wearing it is a charm for career success, business growth, and good fortune.

• Protection Against Negativity
  – It’s thought to ward off bad energy, negative thoughts, and bad luck.
  – It creates a shield of good vibes around the wearer.

• Spiritual Blessings
  – In Buddhism, it symbolizes compassion, generosity, and spiritual richness.
  – It encourages you to live with kindness and open-heartedness.

• Good Luck and Harmony
  – Laughing Buddha is considered a bringer of good luck, family harmony, and peaceful relationships.

• Material: Grade A natural jade (Bean-Type) with S925 sterling silver setting

• Craftsmanship: Oxidized silver with bright polished tone, highlighting intricate details

• Design: Laughing Buddha pendant symbolizing happiness, prosperity, and inner peace

• Comfort: Smooth jade surface, comfortable to wear daily

Who It’s For

• Those seeking peace, emotional balance, and inner openness

• Wearers who value symbolism without heaviness

• A meaningful gift for reassurance, calm, and positive intention

• Anyone drawn to jade as a symbol of harmony and protection

About Jade Type

There is a saying in the jade industry: “Ten jades, nine beans”, which means that bean type jadeite makes up the majority of all jadeite. The name is very descriptive—most bean type jadeite appears in short, column-like crystals, resembling rows of small beans embedded in the stone.Bean type jadeite is one of the most common varieties on the market. It comes in many forms and qualities. But did you know that within this category, there are actually five main subtypes?

1. Cat Bean Type 

This variety is known for its extremely coarse texture. It usually contains green but is mixed with many other colors, such as gray, black, or brown. Considered a lower-grade jadeite, it is often found in antique markets and commonly carved into motifs like Pixiu or peace lock pendants.

2. Oil Bean Type 

Named after the oily greenish tone of its base color, this jadeite has a coarse structure, sometimes with patchy or residual patterns. Although it doesn’t reach high quality standards, it is still a common and affordable choice in the bean type family.

3. Fine Bean Type 

This is the most valuable among bean types. Fine bean jadeite can range widely in price—from just a few hundred yuan to over ten thousand—depending on its transparency and color. It usually has a slightly translucent quality, good luster, and compact, uniform structure, making it easy to distinguish from lower-grade bean jadeite. A highly recommended choice for collectors.

4. Common Bean Type 

Often seen in wholesale markets, this jadeite features a bean-green color with a coarse texture and little to no transparency. Sometimes, rusty-colored patches or spots appear. Its value varies depending on color intensity, but overall it belongs to the mid-to-low grade category. Many tourists end up purchasing this type of jadeite during travels.

5. Sweet Bean Type 

Also called “sugar bean type”, this variety has a finer structure compared to other bean types. Its color is a uniform light green, giving a fresh and pleasing appearance. Because of its attractive look and brightness, sweet bean jadeite is considered one of the higher-grade categories within bean type jadeite.