Full of Leniency and Bravery

1. The meaning of carnelian is “the red jewel.” It was discovered from Bronze Age Minoan layers at Knossos on Crete in a form that demonstrated its use in decorative arts, and this use dates to approximately 1800 BC. Until Roman times, the carnelian was used widely. People wore golden and carnelian beads to show their power and influence. In Tibet, the carnelian is one of the mystical Birthstones and dates back over a thousand year. Chinese people believe that it has mysterious power that would help pursue good fortune and avoid calamity.
2. The Precious Vase is an auspicious object in Tibetan Buddhism. It contains nectar which represents the law of Buddhism saving sentient beings. It also symbolizes the abundance of wealth and good fortune.
3. The pattern engraved on the vase is Vajra. It is a ritual object which means both thunderbolt and diamond. Vajra has the symbolic nature of diamond: cut any substance but not be cut itself, and it has irresistible force just like that of the thunderbolt. It is believed to represent the firmness of spiritual power. We can achieve our goals with the unremitting perseverance strengthened by the power of Vajra! 

Material：

• High-quality carnelian pendant and bead
• Nylon line

Specification：

• Carnelian Pendant- Precious Vase carved with patterns of Vajra and Fortune Mantra 48X50mm X1
• Lined carnelian beads 10mmx10mm  X14
• Carnelian beads 8mmx8mm  X72
• Carnelian beads 4mmx4mm  X1