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18K gold
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Weight:
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Weighing about 28 grams.
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Pendant size：
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40 mm long and 15 mm wide.
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Bail detail:
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Necklace length:
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Customize:
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You can request customized sizes, but the price needs to be quoted again
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The implication of the nine-character mantra Nine-character mantra, also known as the secret wish of Liujia, is a secret spell in ancient China, and its meaning may be different in different cultures and traditions. Here are some common explanations: 1. Protect yourself: Nine-character mantra is considered to have the power to ward off evil spirits, which can protect people from evil forces or evil spirits. 2. Pray for good luck: Some people believe that reciting the nine-character mantra can bring good luck, auspiciousness and happiness. 3. Enhance energy: Some people think that the nine-character mantra can stimulate inner energy and potential and enhance personal strength and ability. 4. Peace of mind: For some people, reciting the nine-character mantra can help them achieve peace of mind. Implication of four beasts The four sacred animals usually refer to the dragon, the white tiger, the suzaku and the Xuanwu in ancient China mythology. They are widely used in culture and art, and each has a rich meaning. The following are some common explanations: Qinglong: It symbolizes spring, orient, cyan and vitality. Qinglong is regarded as a symbol of auspiciousness, vitality and authority. White tiger: It represents autumn, west, white and Xiao Sha. White tigers are often associated with bravery, fortitude and the god of war. Suzaku: It means summer, south, red and flame. Suzaku is considered as a symbol of auspicious, bright and good luck. Xuanwu: It symbolizes winter, north, black and tortoise and snake. Xuanwu is related to firmness, protection and longevity.
