Agarwood Bracelet with Hetian Jade Pixiu & Mantra Bead-Steady Fortune
“Grounded strength, mindful intention.”
- 12 mm/Agarwood Beads: healing, harmony.
- 16*10mm/Pixiu Charm: wealth, good luck.
- Size: 7.25" stretch.
- Weight: 59 Gram

-Stones & Symbols
Agarwood - Grounding, composure
Hetian Jade - Harmony, steadiness
Pixiu - Good fortune, wealth
Six-Syllable Mantra - Compassion, mindful intention
-Design Inspiration
The design places the carved Pixiu and Six-Syllable Mantra bead on opposing sides, creating a visual balance between outward aspiration and inward intention. Dark agarwood connects the two symbols with warm natural grain and a grounded, understated character.
Who It’s For
Perfect for:
- Those seeking a grounded and intentional daily accessory
- People interested in compassion and mindful reflection
- A meaningful gift for someone beginning a new chapter
-FAQ
1. What does the Pixiu symbolize?
Pixiu is traditionally associated with good fortune and wealth. On this bracelet, it serves as a cultural symbol and personal reminder rather than a guarantee of financial results.
2. What is the Six-Syllable Mantra?
Om Mani Padme Hum is traditionally associated with Avalokiteshvara, the bodhisattva of compassion, and with mindful mantra practice.
-Care Guidelines
- Avoid hard impacts that could damage the carved jade or engraved bead.
- Keep the bracelet away from perfume, lotion, alcohol and strong cleaning chemicals.
Pixiu (also spelled as Pi Yao) is a legendary Chinese creature revered in Feng Shui for its powerful symbolism of wealth, protection, and good fortune.
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.
Placement & Rituals
How to honor your sentinel? Wear the bracelet on your left hand to invite wealth and career energy into your personal orbit. During the night, place it on a clear crystal cluster or in a sunlit area of your living room to recharge the Citrine’s solar vibration. This ensures your Pixiu remains energized and your Phantom Quartz stays clear.
10 Hidden Pixiu Wearing Taboos You Should Know | Feng Shui Pixiu Guide
For Pixiu jewelry, the mouth should face outward when worn. This symbolizes attracting wealth while also representing alertness to external dangers, offering protection to the wearer. Wearing it inside your clothes close to the body does not matter, as long as the mouth is not facing inward.
In daily life, it is natural to touch your Pixiu, but try not to touch its eyes or mouth, as this may affect its ability to perform its “duty.” Usually, gently touching its head is enough, much like treating a pet.
Also, do not let other people casually touch your Pixiu. After absorbing another person’s energy, the Pixiu may become “confused” and unable to tell who its true owner is. Therefore, it is best to let the Pixiu carry only your own energy and avoid allowing outsiders to touch it.

When outside, you may encounter someone else wearing a Pixiu. In this situation, it is recommended to hide your own Pixiu inside your clothing. Since Pixiu is traditionally considered a fierce mythical beast, two Pixiu meeting each other may “fight,” leading to competition. In traditional beliefs, whether fighting or competing, this may result in financial loss.
According to the idea that Pixiu can be male or female, two Pixiu of the same gender meeting will naturally compete, reflecting the principle that similar energies repel each other. If a male and female Pixiu meet, they may “fall in love.” As people know, those in love often lose interest in food and daily matters, so a Pixiu “in love” may lose interest in “eating” treasures and wealth. Therefore, unless they belong to the same family, it is better to avoid letting unfamiliar Pixiu “meet” each other.
Another situation where two Pixiu may “meet” is through mirrors. Occasionally looking in a mirror is not a problem, but if a Pixiu ornament is placed facing a mirror for a long period of time, similar issues may occur. In feng shui, this situation is known as “clashing sha.”
There are also several commonly overlooked taboos. In terms of quantity, it is generally suitable for one person to wear only one Pixiu accessory. It is rare to see someone wearing two or more. However, for Pixiu ornaments or statues, it is usually recommended to place them in pairs.
There are also considerations regarding who should wear Pixiu. Since Pixiu is considered a fierce beast, people with relatively weaker energy or constitution — such as pregnant women, the elderly, and children — are generally considered less suitable for wearing it. They are usually advised to choose gentler auspicious creatures instead.
However, if you are involved in business or entrepreneurship, you may consider wearing Pixiu. Still, personal strength and spirit are the foundation. Wearing Pixiu without cultivating your own energy and mindset may have little meaning.
Another believed benefit of wearing Pixiu is that it may reduce the chances of encountering strange or unusual phenomena.