Selection of Feng Shui Jewelry
As a feng shui translation specialist, my task is to accurately translate the provided text into English, ensuring it reads naturally for native speakers. Here’s the refined translation with adjustments for American English:
First, when selecting and wearing accessories, they should align with your birth chart and the five elements (Wu Xing). It’s not about wearing what you lack, but rather what you prefer and benefit from. For example, if you favor the Metal element, opt for white pearls, white agate, and other white accessories, and consider wearing white clothing. If you favor the Wood element,
green phantom quartz, malachite, and other green accessories are suitable, with clothing to match. The same principle applies to those who favor Water, Fire, or Earth elements, each with their corresponding accessory and clothing colors.
Second, the placement of jewelry matters. In metaphysical beliefs, there’s a saying: “Left for receiving, right for giving; left for jade, right for silver; left for gold, right for diamonds.” If you want to boost your financial luck, consider wearing a ring on the middle finger of your right hand to lock in wealth. A ring on the thumb signifies fortune, longevity, and health, while one on the index finger represents social connections. Bracelets should be smooth and rounded to avoid attracting trouble. When choosing necklaces, square ones can aid career advancement, while round ones can improve social relationships. Charms with auspicious meanings, like small gourds, can increase fortune and longevity.
Here are some additional tips for wearing Feng Shui jewelry:
Store unworn accessories properly to prevent tangling or careless disposal. This protects the accessories and maintains positive energy.
An accessory that has been with you for over a year has integrated into your energy field. Avoid letting others wear your accessories to maintain this balance.
If you’re immediately drawn to a piece of jewelry, it may have chosen you as its “owner.” Purchasing and wearing it could bring unexpected good luck.
Avoid buying jewelry with special meanings unless you have a specific belief or symbolic need. These items carry specific energies that may not suit you.
For jewelry with small animals or special patterns, trust your “first impression.” If you’re immediately attracted to it, it’s likely your lucky charm.