The Four Divine Beasts that Rule the Four Directions of Heaven... Shijinju (Four Gods and Beasts) - Shijin Sogo (Four Gods Corresponding) Original Design Bracelet In Chinese mythology, the Shijinju are the gods that guard the four directions. The Seiryu (Azure Dragon) (river) in the east, the Byakko (White Tiger) (road) in the west, the Suzaku (Vermilion Bird) (land) in the south, and the Genbu (Black Tortoise) (mountain) in the north. It is said that a land where these four gods gather is called Shijin Sogo, and the greatest power resides there. This bracelet is designed with the Shijinju placed in the four directions of east, west, south, and north, creating an ideal arrangement in feng shui, and forming this best auspicious phase. It is said that by always wearing the Shijinju, you can protect yourself from various misfortunes and attract a lot of good luck. 《Seiryu》Wealth luck, success luck, promotion luck, luck improvement 《Suzaku》Trust luck, warding off misfortune, love 《Byakko》Money luck, prosperous business, family harmony 《Genbu》Longevity, stability, health, protection from evil ◆Size/17cm (±0.5cm) If the size is not a problem, you can purchase immediately and silently. (Size adjustment: +50 yen per 1cm) (Reducing the size is free) ◆Materials Used Silver carved Shijinju Onyx/16mm Cracked Crystal/16mm ◆You can also create a bracelet with the same design by changing the size of the stones, so please comment before purchasing. 14mm beads: Size/17cm (±0.5cm) ➡ 1,600 yen ◆Notes There may be an error of about ±0.5 for round beads. The color may look different depending on the model of your device or monitor. Dyed power stones may fade or transfer color. Natural stones have individual characteristics, such as color unevenness, stains, and black spots, and may have minor chips or dents that do not interfere with use. (Cracks, inclusions, crystal structure lines, etc.) Carvings may have paint overflow, peeling, or blurring. It is recommended to remove the bracelet when taking a bath, getting wet, exercising, or sweating, as it may cause discoloration, fading, or damage.