When wearing and selecting jade Buddha pendants, you must master these little tips!

Jade Buddha pendants are a very common type of jade carvings. Buddhist culture occupies a very important position in my country's classical jade culture.

Many jade lovers hope to buy a jade Buddha to ward off evil and ensure safety.

However, Buddha is sacred and inviolable, so there are many things to pay attention to when wearing a jade Buddha. Wearing it correctly will bring good things to you, but wearing it incorrectly may cause trouble.

Today, let’s talk in detail about how to wear and select jade Buddha pendants.

The "Buddha" in jade Buddha mostly refers to the big-bellied Maitreya Buddha, who is one of the eight great Bodhisattvas in the Hinayana Buddhism and also the future Buddha of the three worlds.

Maitreya Buddha has thick earlobes and a smiling face, which gives people a kind and benevolent look. As the old saying goes, "A big belly can accommodate things that are difficult to accommodate in the world."

Start laughing as soon as you open your mouth, and laugh at the ridiculous people in the world. Maitreya Buddha jade pendant is very suitable for women to wear. It can form the complementarity of yin and yang, cultivate the wearer's optimistic and cheerful mentality, and symbolize wealth and family harmony.

How should the Jade Buddha pendant be worn correctly?

First of all, when wearing a jade Buddha pendant, you must respect the Buddha statue, always have good thoughts, do more good deeds, and not have evil thoughts or do evil deeds.

Don't let dirty things pollute the Buddha statue.

Some people say that doing so will cause the Jade Buddha to lose its spiritual energy, its protective function, and even bring bad luck.

Jade Buddha pendants should be properly placed.

We can wrap it with red or yellow silk or satin (firstly, because red and yellow are symbols of nobility and supremacy, and secondly, because silk and satin are softer in texture), put it in a clean small box, and place it high.

Do not place it among a pile of miscellaneous items or under a pillow or anything else.

In short, one point of respect will bring one point of blessing and wisdom, and ten points of respect will bring ten points of blessing and wisdom.

How should we choose ice-type green jadeite Buddha pendants?

Look at the water.

The quality of jade Buddha is also an important judging point. If the jade Buddha is glass-type or ice-type, because the quality is better, the interior is more transparent, and there are not too many cracks, such a jade Buddha will generally be more valuable.

Look at the color.

When selecting a jade Buddha, one should check whether the color meets the standard of rich, bright and uniform color.

Regardless of the quality of the jade Buddha, under the same quality conditions, the green jade Buddha can generally be said to be more valuable, and the floating green jade Buddha is more valuable than the colorless jade Buddha.

Look at the quality.

When choosing a jade Buddha based on its appearance, the first thing you need to look at is the eyes of the jade Buddha. There must not be any flaws. The eyes of the jade Buddha are the key. You need to hold it up to the light to see if there are any flaws. Generally speaking, the Buddha's face should be clean, the jade should be free of impurities, and the color should be uniform.

The facial features should be regular, the appearance should be kind, the face size should be even, and special attention should also be paid to the chin, which must be round.

The proportions of the entire body should be harmonious, not too wide or too narrow, otherwise it will affect the overall effect of the Buddha.

What we should pay special attention to is the position of the floating green color of the jadeite Buddha pendant.

If it is in the Buddha's belly, the image of the green Buddha will be more vivid, which is a plus for the product.

If the green is located on the face, it will reduce the value of the jade Buddha pendant.

Because jade jewelry of deities is taboo to have dirty faces, this is also a manifestation of respect for deities in Buddhist culture.

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