God of Wealth Blue Water Jadeite Pendant-Welcoming Good Fortune

“May things turn out as you wish”

Item Details

• Material: Natural Grade A blue water jadeite
• Pendant size: 47 × 27 × 6 mm
• Pendant weight: 15 g, excluding the cord
• Design: Standing God of Wealth holding a ruyi scepter
• Finish: Hand-carved relief with a smooth reverse
• Color: Soft blue-green with natural mottling

Caishen smiles beneath a rounded cap, his long beard falling in fine strands over his robe. He holds a curved ruyi scepter close to his chest. Its broad head rises beside his cheek, while the folds of his sleeves follow the curve of its handle.

Stones & Symbols

• Caishen, God of Wealth - Prosperity
• Ruyi scepter - Good wishes, fulfillment

Design Inspiration

The ruyi gives this portrait of Caishen a personal meaning. Its name means “as you wish.” Given to someone opening a shop of their own, the pendant expresses the hope that what they have worked for will prosper.

FAQ

What is Caishen holding?
He holds a ruyi, a ceremonial scepter traditionally given to express good wishes. You can trace its handle from his waist to the cloud-shaped head beside his face.

Is the figure carved on both sides?
The face, beard, robes, and scepter are carved in relief on the front. The smooth back follows the figure’s outline and shows the blue-green color and grain of the jade.

Does the 47 mm height include the two pale beads?
The 47 mm measurement covers the jade figure from the top of the cap to the base of the robe. The round bead and barrel-shaped bead shown on the braided cord sit above the pendant.

Who It’s For

• Someone opening a business, as a personal wish for its success.
• A jade collector drawn to expressive faces and fine details in figurative carving.
• Someone who wears Caishen as a traditional symbol of prosperity.

Care Guidelines

• Wipe the jade with a soft, slightly damp cloth. A soft brush can reach the fine grooves in the beard and sleeves.
• Keep the pendant in a soft pouch to protect the raised face and scepter from knocks.

Natural jadeite jade, no two pieces are alike.