108 red turquoise necklace

Material: Red Turquoise
Color: Red
Five Elements: Fire
Red turquoise’s importance in traditional Chinese culture dates back to the Ming and Qing dynasties. During the Qianlong reign of the Qing Dynasty, the Imperial Household Department gifted a gilt-bronze Guanyin statue crafted by Nepalese artisans to a Tibetan temple. The red turquoise inlaid within the statue complements the green turquoise and rubies, symbolizing the majesty and wisdom of the Dharma. This religious significance is particularly prominent in Tibetan Buddhism. Red turquoise is often used in Buddhist headdresses, prayer beads, and other ritual objects.

Believers consider it a sacred object that brings blessings and energy.

Precautions: Protect turquoise from high temperatures and chemicals. Clean with a soft cloth daily.

Wearing: Necklace or bracelet with multiple loops