Grade A Jadeite Guan Gong Pendant–God of Wealth & Protection for Men
In stillness, it whispers the courage to stand tall through all storms.
- Pendant Size: 52*39*5mm
- Guangong Charm: strength, wisdom, protection
- Material: Grade A Blue Ice Jade
- Rope Length: 60cm
- Pendant Weight: 20 gram
- Natural Grade A Jade/Certification Marks: CAL, CMA, and CNAS/CNAL
The design honors Guan Gong, a timeless emblem of protection and virtue.
In ancient tradition, he is believed to guard both wealth and the spirit, standing as a protector against deceit and misfortune.
When carved in blue jade, his energy takes on a softer strength — one that blends determination with wisdom and serenity.
It’s a pendant that empowers the wearer to act with purpose and grace, transforming courage into calm confidence.
Hand-carved from Natural Type-A Blue Jadeite, this pendant depicts Guan Gong, the legendary symbol of loyalty, righteousness, and protection.
Revered as a guardian of wealth and justice, Guan Gong represents both bravery and moral strength, making this piece a perfect balance of beauty and virtue.
The blue jade’s tranquil hue softens his commanding presence, turning this pendant into a quiet yet powerful charm — one that shields the wearer from negativity and inspires courage and success.
Product Details
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Material: Natural Type-A Blue Jadeite
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Stone Type: Fine-grain variety
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Pendant Size: 52 × 39 × 5 mm
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Weight: Approx. 20 g (pendant only)
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Certification: CAL / CMA / CNAS / CNAL
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Symbolism: Protection · Courage · Loyalty · Prosperity
Placing the God of Wealth – Guan Gong: The Right Way to Welcome Prosperity
In Chinese culture, Guan Gong — also known as Lord Guan or General Guan Yu — is honored as the Martial God of Wealth.
With his commanding presence, fierce loyalty, and unshakable righteousness, he is believed to protect homes and businesses, ward off evil, and attract wealth and prosperity. His image has long been cherished by merchants and business owners seeking both fortune and honor.
Yet, many people who bring home a Guan Gong statue don’t realize that his placement carries deep Feng Shui meaning. When placed incorrectly, the spiritual energy becomes blocked — not because the statue is “fake,” but because the setup doesn’t align with the rules of balance and respect.
Here are the essential Feng Shui guidelines for displaying Guan Gong correctly to ensure blessings and wealth flow freely.
1. Facing Direction: Sit North, Face South
Traditionally, Guan Gong should be placed sitting north and facing south, preferably with his gaze directed toward the main entrance.
The ideal location is about one-third into the living room or main hall. His line of sight should be clear and unobstructed — there should be no sharp objects or barriers in front of him.
Avoid positioning him to face the bathroom, kitchen, or bedroom, as these areas carry mixed or impure energy.
2. Facing the Main Door for Wealth and Protection
If the north-south position conflicts with the main door’s direction, always prioritize having Guan Gong face the main entrance.
This alignment allows him to “guard the gate,” protecting the household from negative energy and helping invite fortune and success. His stern gaze keeps evil away and brings peace and prosperity to the home or business.
3. Backed by a Wall – The Symbol of Support
The statue should always be placed against a solid wall, symbolizing a strong “mountain of support.” Just as a person needs backing to stand firm, a deity should not “stand in the wind.”
However, never place Guan Gong with his back against a bathroom, as that would be considered disrespectful and energetically unclean.
4. Proper Height for Placement
The base of the statue should ideally align at eye level with your head when you stand before it.
There’s an old saying in Chinese culture: “Three feet above the head, the divine resides.”
Placing the statue at this height reflects reverence and ensures spiritual connection.
5. Understanding the Blade Position
Modern Guan Gong statues often come in two styles —
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Sword Pointing Up: symbolizes Guan Gong’s righteousness, loyalty, and integrity.
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Sword Pointing Down: represents inviting and gathering wealth.
Both meanings are auspicious, but it’s important to choose intentionally based on your purpose — protection or prosperity — and not mix them up.
A properly placed Guan Gong statue is more than decoration — it’s a guardian of both virtue and wealth.
He teaches that true prosperity comes from honesty, courage, and moral strength. When you honor him with sincerity and respect, he not only protects your fortune but also your peace of mind.
PROSPERITY • ABUNDANCE • LUCK
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Kwan Kung (Guan Gong, Kuan Kong) is the powerful and mystical Chinese god of war. The Kwan Kung offers both status and protection to those who invite him into their homes or places of work. His presence is highly desired by businessmen and those seeking protection and equality.
About Kwan Kung / Guan Gong
Guan Gong, also known as Guan Yu or Guan Yun Chang was a general who lived close to two thousand years ago in China
About Green Jade
Mainly, Green Jade is considered as a sign of purity, serenity, and tranquility. It's a stone that's believed to bring in good luck, friendship, peace, and harmony. ... Even if it's a very receptive stone, Green Jade is also known as a protective stone because of its abilities to ward off the negative energies that surround you.
Specifications:
- Weight: 28 grams
- Material: Natural Grade A Green Jade
- Guangong Pendant Size: 51*36*7mm
