• Bracelet Size: Adjustable 6"-7.5"
• Pixiu Size:16*26mm 
  
• Material: 18Gold Plated Copper
• Bracelet Weight: 31g
• Pixiu: Protection Attrack Wealth Understanding Pixiu Taboos: What You Need to Know

Pixiu are mythical creatures in Chinese culture, revered for their ability to attract and accumulate wealth. However, there are several important taboos to observe when owning or displaying them to ensure their efficacy and avoid negative consequences.

Here's a breakdown of key Pixiu taboos:

• Gender and Pairing: Pixiu are believed to have genders (male and female). It's generally advised to use a single Pixiu at a time. Displaying two together, whether a pair of male and female or two of the same gender, is discouraged. The belief is that two Pixiu, particularly a male and female pair, will become preoccupied with each other and neglect their duty of attracting wealth. If two of the same gender are displayed, they might "fight," leading to conflict and potentially causing wealth to dissipate due due to conflicting energetic fields.

• Placement Facing the Door: Pixiu are believed to only consume and not excrete, thus accumulating wealth from all directions. However, a crucial taboo is never to place a Pixiu directly facing a main entrance or door. The rationale is that a direct "hard wind" or strong energetic current from the door can overwhelm the Pixiu, making it difficult for it to "digest" and absorb wealth. Instead of accumulating fortune, it might end up "drinking the northwest wind" (a Chinese idiom for being penniless or having nothing).

• Consecration and Ownership: For a Pixiu to be effective, it must be consecrated (开光). After consecration, it's believed to "recognize its owner." From that point on, only the owner should personally clean or touch the Pixiu. It's strictly forbidden for outsiders to touch it, especially its mouth and eyes, as this is believed to dilute its spiritual connection to the owner and its power. Additionally, always ensure your Pixiu is kept clean and free from dust.

• Nature and Suitability: Pixiu are considered ferocious "auspicious beasts," unlike the more benevolent Qilin (麒麟). They are believed to have a strong, even aggressive, nature, and a particularly strong desire for wealth. For individuals who are not inherently kind-hearted or are not experiencing temporary financial difficulties, it's recommended to choose a Qilin instead of a Pixiu. The strong, sometimes "fierce," energy of a Pixiu can potentially influence a person's temperament, character, and way of doing things, which might be detrimental to future interpersonal relationships and social interactions.

• Facing Restrictions: As a fierce "auspicious beast," a Pixiu is believed to devour everything, not just wealth. Therefore, it's crucial that a Pixiu does not face its owner or any inauspicious directions. This is to prevent its powerful, consuming energy from negatively impacting the owner or drawing in negative influences.

1,Wearing on Right hand or Left?

The traditional placement of a Pixiu charm is often based on personal preferences, Feng Shui principles, or individual beliefs.

Left Hand: The left hand is generally considered the receiving hand in traditional Chinese culture. Wearing the Pixiu on the left hand is believed to attract and accumulate wealth, as well as enhance the ability to manage and retain the wealth that comes your way.

Right Hand: The right hand is seen as the giving hand, representing the outflow of energy. Wearing Pixiu on the right hand is thought to help you let go of financial burdens, spend wisely, and donate or invest money for positive outcomes.

2,Wear Pixiu during sleep? 

Yes, it is generally considered acceptable to wear a Pixiu charm while sleeping. In fact, many people choose to keep their Pixiu charms or jewelry on at all times, including during sleep, to maintain a continuous connection with the positive energy and symbolism it represents.