Bodhi Root Fidget Cell Phone Chain

Jingtailan (Jingtai Cloisonné) In the 19th century, the craft of Jingtailan spread into the public domain, becoming one of the "Eight Treasures of Yanjing" (Beijing) and expanding to various regions. It once was a significant handicraft but declined due to its complex techniques and high costs. Today, Jingtailan is primarily produced in Beijing, China, where it is recognized as a national intangible cultural heritage. High-quality Jingtailan products are characterized by rich, vivid colors, a thick and solid base, neatly arranged cloisonné wires, and a brilliant, lustrous gold-plated finish. Turquoise Also known as "松石" (Songshi) or "Turkish Stone" (French: turquoise, English: turquoise), turquoise is a hydrous copper aluminum phosphate mineral classified as a phosphate mineral. Its chemical formula is CuAl6(PO4)4(OH)8•4H2O. It is typically formed through sedimentation by water and varies in color from blue and green to light green and pale yellow, with differing levels of hardness. Blue turquoise is the most precious and is used in high-end jewelry. Lapis Lazuli In ancient Egypt, lapis lazuli was used to create jewelry, carvings, and decorative items. It was considered a sacred stone, symbolizing wisdom and power. In ancient Middle Eastern and Asian cultures, lapis lazuli was also used in ornaments and religious ceremonies, representing divinity and authority. Lapis lazuli is known for its deep blue color and sometimes contains golden flecks, which are tiny crystals of pyrite. South Red Agate South Red Agate is primarily red to orange-red in color, with a vibrant and even hue, sometimes showing different depths of red. In Chinese culture, South Red Agate is viewed as a symbol of good fortune and protection. It is commonly used in jewelry, carvings, and crafts. Valued for its unique red color and delicate texture, South Red Agate is a beautiful gem with significant cultural value. It adds unique charm to both everyday wear and collectible items. Bodhi Root Contrary to what the name suggests, Bodhi root is not actually a root but rather the hard endosperm of the palm-like plant known as "贝叶棕" (Beiye Palm). Besides being used directly to make prayer beads, Bodhi root is often carved into various crafts. It is believed to have properties that ward off evil, enhance wisdom, bring good fortune, ensure safety, and attract wealth. Care Instructions Cleaning: Jewelry that is worn regularly or stored for long periods may accumulate oils, dust, and dirt. To clean, use a soft cloth or a small soft brush to gently wipe it. After cleaning, apply a small amount of olive oil or coconut oil to your palms and rub it onto the jewelry. Avoid Chemicals: Keep your jewelry away from perfumes, oils, and chemicals to prevent erosion. Avoid wearing it while bathing, washing, or applying cosmetics, as these can damage the jewelry and affect its color vibrancy. Temperature: Avoid exposing the jewelry to heat sources and environments with significant temperature fluctuations. Prolonged exposure to high temperatures or sudden changes in temperature can cause fading, discoloration, or even cracking. Questions: Feel free to contact us with any questions or concerns.