Product Code: NM213
These coins are a great "Good Luck" tool, used to bring good fortune and income luck. Wear the pendant or carry in your pocket or purse. At your place of work, place them on your phone or desk to help bring in business.
On a 4¼"x 3" card; Coin approximately 1"

Product Code: IM01
From the Moon Collection of our Image Pendants. Provided on a lead-free pewter bezel with 24” ball chain.
Approximate size: 1 ¼” x 1". Made in the USA.

Product Code: IM02
From the Moon Collection of our Image Pendants. Provided on a lead-free pewter bezel with 24” ball chain.
Approximate size: 1 ¼” x 1". Made in the USA.

Product Code: IM03
From the Moon Collection of our Image Pendants. Provided on a lead-free pewter bezel with 24” ball chain.
Approximate size: 1 ¼” x 1". Made in the USA.

Product Code: IM04
From the Moon Collection of our Image Pendants. Provided on a lead-free pewter bezel with 24” ball chain.
Approximate size: 1 ¼” x 1". Made in the USA.

Product Code: IM11
From the Kaleidoscope Mandala Collection of our Image Pendants. Provided on a lead-free pewter bezel with 24” ball chain.
Approximate size: 1" x 1". Made in the USA.

Product Code: IM12
From the Kaleidoscope Mandala Collection of our Image Pendants. Provided on a lead-free pewter bezel with 24” ball chain.
Approximate size: 1" x 1". Made in the USA.

Product Code: IM13
From the Kaleidoscope Mandala Collection of our Image Pendants. Provided on a lead-free pewter bezel with 24” ball chain.
Approximate size: 1" x 1". Made in the USA.

Product Code: IM14
From the Kaleidoscope Mandala Collection of our Image Pendants. Provided on a lead-free pewter bezel with 24” ball chain.
Approximate size: 1" x 1". Made in the USA.

Product Code: IM21
From the Flower Mandala Collection of our Image Pendants. Provided on a lead-free pewter bezel with 24” ball chain.
Approximate size: 1" x 1". Made in the USA.

Product Code: IM22
From the Flower Mandala Collection of our Image Pendants. Provided on a lead-free pewter bezel with 24” ball chain.
Approximate size: 1" x 1". Made in the USA.

Product Code: IM23
From the Flower Mandala Collection of our Image Pendants. Provided on a lead-free pewter bezel with 24” ball chain.
Approximate size: 1" x 1". Made in the USA.

Product Code: IM24
From the Flower Mandala Collection of our Image Pendants. Provided on a lead-free pewter bezel with 24” ball chain.
Approximate size: 1" x 1". Made in the USA.

Product Code: BD01
Supreme and cosmic Bhaishajyaguru illuminates the entire universe and is master of healing, both physical and spiritual. He is seen in triad with the sister Bodhisattvas of Sunlight and Moonlight.
For wellbeing.

Product Code: BD02
Most ancient of all Buddhist symbols, the eight-spoked Dharmachakra wheel sitting above the endless knot evokes all the symbols and teachings of Buddhism.
For continual learning.
Approximate size: 1 ½"x¾"

Product Code: BD03
Thousand-armed Avolokiteshvara leads all seekers towards enlightenment. All-seeing eyes and a thousand embracing arms lend reassurance and assistance to each in their struggle.
For protection.
Approximate size: 1 ¾"x1"

Product Code: BD04
The shining jewel purifies the heart and represents all the treasures of Buddhism. Known as the “wish granting stone” it is said to satisfy all sincere desires.
For Spiritual wealth.
Approximate size: 2½" x 1"

Product Code: BD05
Victory of the activities of body, speech and mind over obstacles and negativities is powerfully symbolized in this classical Tibetan charm.
For strength of purpose.
Approximate size: 2¼" x 1¼"

Product Code: BD06
From Sri Lanka, the image of Buddha's hand holding the holy Saptaratna jewel shows freedom from fear. With this gesture of Abhaya Mudra, Buddha counsels: “Fear not.”
For courage and fearlessness.
Approximate size: 1¼" x 1¼"

Product Code: BD07
The most mysterious of Tibetan Buddhist sacred objects, Phurbu restrains demonic spirits. This magic dagger may be used by shamans and seekers to expel evil forces.
For vanquishing negativity and evil.
Approximate size: 2¾" x ¾"

Product Code: BD08
According to legend, Avalokiteshvara made a vow that he would not rest until he had liberated all beings from suffering. He became despondent when he realized the enormity of the task and his head split into thousands of pieces. Amitabha Buddha put the pieces back together as a body with eleven heads to help him see suffering more easily.
For freedom from suffering.
Approximate size: 1 ½"x¾"