Black jade holds a deep significance in Chinese traditions. Jade is a cultural touchstone in China, and its uses can be traced back to 5000 BC. Earlier, jade was used as tools and implements since it was a tough gemstone. But jade was also commonly used in various religious ceremonies as per black jade Chinese mythology. In ancient China, jade gemstone used to be placed in the mouths of the deceased, as it was believed to prevent the body from decaying and offer protection in the afterlife. This beautiful mystical gemstone is used to hail Kuan Yin, the Goddess of mercy, unconditional love, and compassion in China. Kuan Yin is highly revered as the protector of women and children and also those who are unfortunate.
In China’s religious ceremonies, the black jade stone is used to depict the north. It is also used for pride, security, and elegance. Even today, black jade is coveted for being a talismanic gem and is kept as a prized possession for security and positivity.
Six-word Mantra should be transcribed as “Hope me come to a successful conclusion and merge with the Buddhas.” Some Tibetan works also believe that the most concise and poetical interpretation of the mantra “Om Mani Padme Hum” is “Behold! The jewel in the lotus.
Each bead inscribed with the mantra measures 16 x 14 x 17mm, the round beads measures 8mm, the whole bracelet weighs 72.38g, comes with a certificate of authenticity £139
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