Material: 999 Pure Silver
Pixiu Charm Size: 9*14mm
Six True Words Charm: 7*15mm
Bracelet Weight: 6.4 gram
999 Silver Weight: 4.8 gram
Adjustable Drawstring Closure from 5"-8”(22cm)
Pixiu Charm: Wealth, Prosperity, Protection
Pixiu, also spelled as Pi Xiu or Pi Yao, is a mythical creature in Chinese culture that is considered to be a powerful symbol of wealth and prosperity.
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.
"Six True Words" mantra, known as "Om Mani Padme Hum,"
The mantra as a whole is a prayer for compassion, enlightenment, and the removal of suffering for all beings. Reciting it is believed to invoke the powerful benevolence of Chenrezig, the embodiment of compassion.
"999 silver" refers to a type of high-purity silver alloy that contains 99.0% silver and 1.0% other metals, usually copper. This composition makes 990 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, 990 silver is often used in fine jewelry, art pieces, and certain types of silverware where its luster and purity are highly valued
