Who is suitable to wear the Jade Guan Gong?

As a famous historical figure, the Guan Gong carved on jade looks heroic, loyal and righteous. In daily life, Guan Gong also symbolizes constant wealth and can help the wearer to rise step by step. So what is the meaning of jade Guan Gong? What are the taboos when wearing it?

The meaning of jadeite Guan Gong

For friends in official circles, wearing Guan Gong from Jade Dynasty can help clear career obstacles and achieve rapid success. The God of Wealth that we often talk about in our lives is actually Guan Gong. Guan Gong is very good at keeping and making money. When your career is not going well, polishing it can help turn your luck around. In folk culture, Guan Gong has always been the patron saint of the people. Wearing Guan Gong can help scholars succeed in their studies and become extremely talented. Of course, Guan Gong also has the meaning of exorcising evil spirits and protecting the house. He holds the Qinglong sword in his hand, which can repel all demons and help the wearer to exorcise evil spirits and maintain safety.

Taboos of Wearing Jade Guan Gong

When wearing Guan Gong, Guan Gong's face and the wearer's face must face the same direction. The jade Guan Gong pendant should be taken off when bathing, swimming and sleeping. Do not wear it to sleep. After taking it off, just wrap it with red cloth. In life, outsiders should not be allowed to touch Guan Gong, especially his eyes and Qinglong sword. Guan Gong represents wealth, and doing so will damage your fortune. Normally, the wearer needs to wipe the jade with a clean towel or brush. Do not wash it directly with water to avoid damaging the aura. If you don’t wear jade for a long time, don’t throw it away casually. Try to wrap it in red cloth to prevent evil spirits from invading it.

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