Lucky Clouds Black Agate Bead 999 Silver Pendant -Prosperity Luck
- Charm Size: 19.6*19.6mm
- Material: 999 Stierling Silver+Jade(5.8mm)+Black Agate(5.6mm)
- Silver Weight: 3.8g
- Lucky Clouds: Prosperity, Protection, Harmony
- Jade Stone: Harmony and Balance
- Agate Stone: Courage and Strength
In Feng Shui, lucky clouds, often depicted as swirling or layered formations, carry auspicious meanings:
- Prosperity and Abundance: Clouds are associated with rain, which nourishes the earth and brings forth bountiful harvests. This symbolizes prosperity and abundance in various aspects of life, including wealth, career, and relationships.
- Good Fortune and Luck: The word "yun" (云), meaning "cloud" in Chinese, is a homophone for "yun" (运), meaning "luck" or "fortune." This linguistic connection reinforces the association of clouds with good fortune.
- Elevation and Ascension: Clouds float above the earth, symbolizing elevation and transcendence. They can represent reaching new heights in one's endeavors and achieving personal growth.
- Harmony and Balance: The ever-changing nature of clouds can represent the dynamic balance of yin and yang energies, promoting harmony and peace in one's environment.
999 silver means it's 99.9% pure silver. The higher the purity, the fewer impurities that can cause allergic reactions.
- Fewer Allergens: Common allergens in jewelry like nickel and chromium are significantly reduced in 999 silver, making it less likely to irritate sensitive skin.
999 silver" refers to a type of high-purity silver alloy that contains 99.9% silver and 0.1% other metals, usually copper. This composition makes 999 silver purer than sterling silver, which typically contains 92.5% silver and 7.5% other metals.
The higher purity of 999 silver gives it a bright, white appearance and makes it more resistant to tarnishing compared to lower-purity silver alloys. However, it is also softer and more prone to scratching and bending, making it less suitable for items that require greater durability, such as everyday jewelry. Instead, 999 silver is often used in fine jewelry, art pieces, and certain types of silverware where its luster and purity are highly valued
