Bracelet Bright and White•Ivory Fruit/Rose Quartz/Moonstone/ Wood Bead

Materials:
1.Liu Dao Wood:
Liu Dao Wood also known as Xiang Long Mu, this wood features natural six-line patterns. According to the legend, it contains the spirits of six enlightened monks who can ward off evil and ghosts.
It is also recorded in the ancient Tibetan text "Records of Mount Wutai", when Manjushri Bodhisattva returned from India, he brought back a staff with six stripes, which was later planted at Mount Wutai. Therefore, Six Paths Wood beads symbolize: 1. Manjushri’s six wisdom swords that cut through all obstacles and worries; 2. The six-syllable mantra: Om Mani Padme Hum.

2.Ivory Fruit:
An eco-friendly alternative to ivory—plant-based ivory. It is believed to enhance physical strength, reduce fatigue, and ensure safety.
Historically, ivory was prized for its dense, smooth texture and rarity, with ivory carvings being highly esteemed. However, due to people's fascination, the greed of smugglers is fueled, leading to the killing of tens of thousands of elephants each year for ivory. This loyal and intelligent species of elephant is disappearing from the world at a rate beyond human imagination.
We choose to use plant-based ivory as a substitute to demonstrate that it can offer the same luxurious texture as real ivory. We also urge everyone to protect nature and reduce poaching.

3.Nine-Tailed Fox:
The Nine-Tailed Fox is a mythical beast in Chinese legend, considered a symbol of prosperity and good fortune. In pre-Qin and Han Dynasty periods, it was regarded as an auspicious creature representing flourishing descendants.

In the “Wu Yue Chun Qiu”, the Nine-Tailed Fox is linked to the legendary figure Yu the Great and his marriage to the daughter of Mount Tu, highlighting its auspicious and noble nature. Han Dynasty images often depict the Nine-Tailed Fox alongside the hare, toad, and three-legged crow near the Queen Mother of the West, symbolizing prosperity and thriving offspring.

According to the famous scholar Guo Pu of the Western Jin Dynasty, auspicious signs include both the rise to imperial power and the fulfillment of marriage and love. The “Shan Hai Jing” describes a beast in the eastern part of the Qingqiu Mountain with nine tails, which, though dangerous, symbolizes protection from toxins and prosperity.

Wearing Nine-Tailed Fox ornaments is believed to attract love, enhance marital luck, improve interpersonal relationships, and provide protection and safety.

4.Rose Quartz:
Overview: Known as the “Romantic Gem” or “Aphrodite’s Stone,” Rose Quartz has a long history of being associated with love and romance.
Benefits: This stone promotes love and harmonious relationships, enhances social connections, and helps in self-acceptance. It provides emotional healing, reduces stress, and supports a loving, compassionate mindset.

5.Moonstone:
Overview: Often called the “Stone of Lovers,” Moonstone is celebrated for its role in romantic relationships.
Benefits: It aids in fostering harmony between partners, attracting soulmates, and resolving emotional conflicts. Moonstone helps in balancing emotions, clearing disputes, and promoting calm, clear thinking.