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Italian Charm  - Bull HeadItalian Charm - Bull Head


This detailed Italian charm features a gold bull's head with red and white enamel accents. The charm's symbol is made of 18k gold and vibrant enamel color. This well-crafted charm is compatible with all other brands of standard Italian charms and makes a beautiful addition to your Italian charm bracelet.via
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Charms and Luck is a site that offers information about astrology and also serves as your guide for your lucky charm.
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Pictures below are some of the lucky charm animals.

Golden Good Fortune Deer With Wealth VaseGolden Prosperous Three Generation Goat
Golden Feng Shui Crab With RuyiGolden Feng Shui Crab With Coins
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Good Fortune Lime Plant

Jade Feng Shui Good Fortune Lime Plant

This is a gorgeous Lime Plant laden with luscious fruits that will definitely add good Feng Shui energy to your home and office spaces. As like how many Chinese good symbols derived their meaning from, the word Lime in Chinese sounds like "Prosperity" and hence for this reason the Lime Plant is highly regarded as a fruit of good fortune and prosperity.


One can almost always see the Lime plant, real or fake, in the homes of Chinese during the Chinese New Year as it is believed to have the property to draw lots of prosperity, abundance and wealth luck energies.via

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The Five Elements of Chinese Astrology
There is another layer to Chinese astrology that is less well known than the Chinese signs. Chinese astrologers use a 60 year cycle, made up of five sets of the twelve signs. The five repetitions of the signs each correspond to a different element, adding more intricacy to the animal.

The five elements are Metal, Water, Wood, Fire, and Earth.


In Chinese astrology, the elements are part of a cycle; one is not higher or better than another. In fact, they have a cyclical relationship, both in positive and negative ways, so that:


Water makes Wood
Wood makes Fire
Fire makes Earth
Earth makes Metal
Metal makes Water


and:


Water destroys Fire
Fire destroys Metal
Metal destroys Wood
Wood destroys Earth
Earth destroys Water


In addition, they can be openly aggressive and hostile:

Water resists Fire
Fire resists Metal
Metal resists Wood
Wood resists Earth
Earth resists Water


So now you know the basics of Chinese Astrology. Enjoy exploring your Chinese sign! Have a lucky day!

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Brass Ox Family On Treasure For ProsperityBrass Ox Family On Treasure For Prosperity

A beautiful figurine of an Ox depicted having its well-deserved rest after a hard day's work to symbolise your perseverance will pay off and you will reap the fruit of your labor soon. Sitting on a bed of gold coins, the ox is shown surrounded by her kids to symbolize a happy and prosperous family as well as good descendant luck. Place it on your desk or in the wealth corner to usher in happiness and your wealth being safe-guarded from generation to generation.


Very well suited to people born in the year of Ox.


What the Ox Symbolizes and its Application in Symbolism Feng Shui


The Ox (second Horoscope animal of the Chinese Zodiac) is the sign of the intelligent and self-confident, patient and methodical, helpful and hardworking. The Ox is responsible for family and believes in authority. Because of his steady and trustworthy character, the Ox person will be entrusted with positions of authority and responsibility. He will not fall short where duty calls. It is believed that placing the Ox figurines in your home or workplace will strengthen and enhance all the good traits and characteristics it represents in family members born in the year of Ox.


The Ox's direction is in the Northeast 1 (7.5 degrees to 37.5 degrees) and its intrinsic element is earth. The Ox’s allies are the Rooster and the Snake. The Rat is its secret friend.


Here is how the Ox figurine can be used to Feng Shui your way to a better life:


1. For people born in the year of Ox, place an Ox figurine in the sector between 7.5 degrees to 37.5 degrees sector in your home or office according to big Tai Chi (house) or small Tai Chi (living room, bedroom, work desk, study desk etc.) to enhance your personal wealth luck. You will also benefit by placing it in the sectors correspond to your allies: SNAKE (127.5° - 157.5°) or ROOSTER (247.5° - 277.5°). This will ensure a smooth sailing and successful year ahead as your Chinese horoscope sign figurine will assist you and protect you from trouble whether it be at work, at school or in your business, during good or difficult times. It will also enhance your education and knowledge luck as this is what the Southeast sector governs based on the Pakua’s Eight Life Aspirations Method.


If your horoscope reading says you will experience a tough year ahead, worry not. Your Ox figurine will give you the strength to see through it, help you to overcome obstacles, and make the most out of it to reap maximum benefits. Your Ox figurine will also help you to keep friends loyal to you, preventing betrayal from acquaintances you thought were friends. This Feng Shui remedy is recommended by many Feng Shui masters and will not disappoint you.



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