Zen Village Jewelry

Material: Ruby, 925 silver

Stone: 2.3x2.3mm; Ring size US 8

Ruby is one of the world’s four most precious gemstones, ranking just below diamond in hardness. Since ancient civilizations, it has been hailed as the "King of Gems," long sought after by dignitaries and nobles as a prized possession.

Wearing ruby can enhance one’s energy field, boost confidence, inspire creativity, and amplify personal charm. It also strengthens the connection between the wearer and natural energies. The ruby’s inherent red hue intensifies its yang energy, making it particularly effective in warding off negativity.

This Ruby ring, set in 925 silver, radiates vivid brilliance and opulence, exuding an aura of prosperity and good fortune. It has been blessed with the compassionate energy of Grandmaster JinBodhi, offering protection and auspicious blessings to those who invite it into their lives. The pendant serves as a talisman to dissolve all negative energies, safeguard health, and bring peace, safety, and happiness to its owner.

Material: Glass, Sterling Silver

Size: bracelet length: 18~20cm (±3%)

The blue eye is also known as the "Evil Eye" or the "Protective Bead."

As the blue eye mimics the appearance of the Evil Eye, it is believed to be able to attract the attention of evil forces, thereby warding off misfortune. It is the most beloved talisman and mascot among the Turkish people. Locals carry the blue eye with them to protect themselves from being targeted by evil entities. If the blue eye breaks or shatters, it is said to have blocked a disaster, transforming bad luck into good fortune.

Grandmaster JinBodhi has named this blue eye the "Vajra Eye," wishing that those destined to wear it will turn misfortunes into blessings, dispel negative energies, avert disasters, and enjoy auspicious outcomes in all endeavors.

Material: Glass, Sterling Silver

Size: bracelet length: 18~20cm (±3%)

The blue eye is also known as the "Evil Eye" or the "Protective Bead."

As the blue eye mimics the appearance of the Evil Eye, it is believed to be able to attract the attention of evil forces, thereby warding off misfortune. It is the most beloved talisman and mascot among the Turkish people. Locals carry the blue eye with them to protect themselves from being targeted by evil entities. If the blue eye breaks or shatters, it is said to have blocked a disaster, transforming bad luck into good fortune.

Grandmaster JinBodhi has named this blue eye the "Vajra Eye," wishing that those destined to wear it will turn misfortunes into blessings, dispel negative energies, avert disasters, and enjoy auspicious outcomes in all endeavors.

Material: Glass, Sterling Silver

Size: bracelet length: 18~19cm (±3%)

The blue eye is also known as the "Evil Eye" or the "Protective Bead."

As the blue eye mimics the appearance of the Evil Eye, it is believed to be able to attract the attention of evil forces, thereby warding off misfortune. It is the most beloved talisman and mascot among the Turkish people. Locals carry the blue eye with them to protect themselves from being targeted by evil entities. If the blue eye breaks or shatters, it is said to have blocked a disaster, transforming bad luck into good fortune.

Grandmaster JinBodhi has named this blue eye the "Vajra Eye," wishing that those destined to wear it will turn misfortunes into blessings, dispel negative energies, avert disasters, and enjoy auspicious outcomes in all endeavors.

Material: Glass, Sterling Silver

Size: bracelet length: 18~19cm (±3%)

The blue eye is also known as the "Evil Eye" or the "Protective Bead."

As the blue eye mimics the appearance of the Evil Eye, it is believed to be able to attract the attention of evil forces, thereby warding off misfortune. It is the most beloved talisman and mascot among the Turkish people. Locals carry the blue eye with them to protect themselves from being targeted by evil entities. If the blue eye breaks or shatters, it is said to have blocked a disaster, transforming bad luck into good fortune.

Grandmaster JinBodhi has named this blue eye the "Vajra Eye," wishing that those destined to wear it will turn misfortunes into blessings, dispel negative energies, avert disasters, and enjoy auspicious outcomes in all endeavors.

Material: Glass, Sterling Silver

Size: bracelet length: 16~19cm (±3%)

The blue eye is also known as the "Evil Eye" or the "Protective Bead."

As the blue eye mimics the appearance of the Evil Eye, it is believed to be able to attract the attention of evil forces, thereby warding off misfortune. It is the most beloved talisman and mascot among the Turkish people. Locals carry the blue eye with them to protect themselves from being targeted by evil entities. If the blue eye breaks or shatters, it is said to have blocked a disaster, transforming bad luck into good fortune.

Grandmaster JinBodhi has named this blue eye the "Vajra Eye," wishing that those destined to wear it will turn misfortunes into blessings, dispel negative energies, avert disasters, and enjoy auspicious outcomes in all endeavors.

Material:Pearl

Size: 10~10.5mm cm

Material:Pearl

Size: 7.5~8mm cm

Material: Glass, Sterling Silver

Size: bracelet length: 16~19cm (±3%)

The blue eye is also known as the "Evil Eye" or the "Protective Bead."

As the blue eye mimics the appearance of the Evil Eye, it is believed to be able to attract the attention of evil forces, thereby warding off misfortune. It is the most beloved talisman and mascot among the Turkish people. Locals carry the blue eye with them to protect themselves from being targeted by evil entities. If the blue eye breaks or shatters, it is said to have blocked a disaster, transforming bad luck into good fortune.

Grandmaster JinBodhi has named this blue eye the "Vajra Eye," wishing that those destined to wear it will turn misfortunes into blessings, dispel negative energies, avert disasters, and enjoy auspicious outcomes in all endeavors.

Material: Glass, Sterling Silver

Size: bracelet length: 18~20.5cm (±3%)

The blue eye is also known as the "Evil Eye" or the "Protective Bead."

As the blue eye mimics the appearance of the Evil Eye, it is believed to be able to attract the attention of evil forces, thereby warding off misfortune. It is the most beloved talisman and mascot among the Turkish people. Locals carry the blue eye with them to protect themselves from being targeted by evil entities. If the blue eye breaks or shatters, it is said to have blocked a disaster, transforming bad luck into good fortune.

Grandmaster JinBodhi has named this blue eye the "Vajra Eye," wishing that those destined to wear it will turn misfortunes into blessings, dispel negative energies, avert disasters, and enjoy auspicious outcomes in all endeavors.

Material: Glass, Sterling Silver

Size: bracelet length: 18~20.5cm (±3%)

The blue eye is also known as the "Evil Eye" or the "Protective Bead."

As the blue eye mimics the appearance of the Evil Eye, it is believed to be able to attract the attention of evil forces, thereby warding off misfortune. It is the most beloved talisman and mascot among the Turkish people. Locals carry the blue eye with them to protect themselves from being targeted by evil entities. If the blue eye breaks or shatters, it is said to have blocked a disaster, transforming bad luck into good fortune.

Grandmaster JinBodhi has named this blue eye the "Vajra Eye," wishing that those destined to wear it will turn misfortunes into blessings, dispel negative energies, avert disasters, and enjoy auspicious outcomes in all endeavors.

Material: Glass, Sterling Silver

Size: bracelet length: 18~20.5cm (±3%)

The blue eye is also known as the "Evil Eye" or the "Protective Bead."

As the blue eye mimics the appearance of the Evil Eye, it is believed to be able to attract the attention of evil forces, thereby warding off misfortune. It is the most beloved talisman and mascot among the Turkish people. Locals carry the blue eye with them to protect themselves from being targeted by evil entities. If the blue eye breaks or shatters, it is said to have blocked a disaster, transforming bad luck into good fortune.

Grandmaster JinBodhi has named this blue eye the "Vajra Eye," wishing that those destined to wear it will turn misfortunes into blessings, dispel negative energies, avert disasters, and enjoy auspicious outcomes in all endeavors.