What kind of jade jewelry is suitable for children to wear?

In our impression, adults tend to wear jade jewelry more often because they are people with purchasing power. But if you want to let your children wear jade jewelry, which ones are more suitable? Today I’m going to talk to you about this topic.

Because children are lively and active, their parents are usually reluctant to let them wear expensive things for fear that they may be damaged. However, some parents think that jade can protect the body and keep safe, and it is also face-saving to let their children wear it. So the question is, is there any jade jewelry that is not easy to be damaged and is suitable for children to wear?

1. Jade peace buckle

The jade peace locket is one of the most traditional and classic jade carvings. It has a smooth surface and looks like a big button without any carvings. But it symbolizes people's simplest and most beautiful wishes - peace, health and longevity. A small peace locket with its round shape also symbolizes perfection and happiness. When wearing a jade pendant, you only need to string it up with a simple string and hang it on your chest, and it can be used as a talisman.

2. Jade longevity lock

The jade longevity lock is a talisman that has been passed down since ancient times. According to legend, the chest is the location of spiritual energy. Some children are born with insufficient spiritual energy and weak bodies, so their parents ask for longevity locks for them to lock their souls and allow them to grow up healthy and live long lives. Later, the longevity lock was used as a talisman to ward off disasters and evil spirits, and it carried the elders' good wishes for their children to grow up safely, happily and live long lives.

3. Jade Bamboo

Jade bamboo joints are a type of ornament carved into bamboo joints. In our traditional culture, bamboo represents vitality and perseverance, as well as the noble qualities of being upright and self-disciplined. Therefore, elders give them to children to wear, hoping that they will grow up healthily, be successful in their studies, and be magnanimous.

4. Emerald Fuku Melon

The Jade Melon is a jade carving of a melon with smooth surfaces and delicate curves. Its name is auspicious and blessed. Because the lucky melon has many seeds, it symbolizes many children, vitality, and good luck. The homonym of "Fugua" is "Fugua", which can also represent hanging blessings on the body. Therefore, when children wear it, it can represent vitality, liveliness and cuteness, and implies healthy growth.

5. Jade Ruyi

Jade Ruyi is usually in the shape of auspicious clouds or Ganoderma lucidum, and has played a very wide role in the palace and among the people since ancient times. In the past, when someone in the family was going on a long journey, family members or friends would give him a ruyi to bless him with a safe journey; Buddhist monks often used jade ruyi as a portable tool when preaching; when the emperor met with foreign envoys, he would also give jade ruyi as a gift to express the friendship between the two countries and the peace and prosperity of the country and the people. In short, the jade Ruyi symbolizes good luck, warding off evil spirits, and everything going smoothly, and it can bring good luck to children.

6. Jade Maitreya Buddha

The jade Maitreya Buddha represents a compassionate heart, and also represents that demons and monsters have nowhere to hide under the shining light of Buddha. Therefore, giving children a jade Maitreya Buddha can bless them to grow up safely. It also represents the good meaning of hoping that they will be optimistic and open-minded, blessed and healthy, and be tolerant when encountering things.

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