It is made of materials such as sand gold, tiger's eye stone, citrine, cloisonné, beige jade, golden silk jade and incense beads. The bead diameter is about 10mm, and the wrist circumference is 16 sizes, suitable for wrist circumferences of 15-17cm (customizable).

Fengshui Schools and Principles: Combining the theories of the Eight Mansions School and the Xuan Kong Fei Xing School. In the Eight Mansions School, metal corresponds to the Qian Gua and Dui Gua. Qian represents the sky, and Dui represents a marsh, symbolizing wealth and nobility. This bracelet uses gold-attributed materials such as sand gold and citrine. Sand gold can strengthen the metal energy, and citrine corresponds to the Dui Gua, which can boost wealth luck. It conforms to the Eight Mansions School's theory of judging good and bad luck by matching the sitting mountain with the wandering stars, bringing good luck into one's destiny. In the Xuan Kong Fei Xing School, the Six-White Wu Qu Star belongs to metal and governs partial wealth and noble people. It echoes the blessing of Zhakilam, the female God of Wealth, strengthening the luck of meeting noble people and partial wealth.

Differences from Other Gold-Attributed Products: Its uniqueness lies in the powerful blessing of Zhakilam, the female God of Wealth, and the mysterious power contained in the Six-Syllable Mantra. While promoting wealth, it also adds a strong protective power, focusing more on the improvement of partial wealth luck and the chance of meeting noble people.