Thai Amulet Necklace: What Is It?

Thai amulets, or Theravada Buddhist figurines, have been revered for centuries for their ability to bestow good luck and protection upon their wearers. These small, exquisite objects are carefully crafted with images of Buddhist deities, such as Buddha Amulets (Phra Khrueang) and Necromantic amulets, which are made from the bones or body parts of the dead and believed to contain the power of the deceased person.

Thai amulets started out as small tablets with good luck scripts and chants engraved onto them, which were bartered, fair traded, or given out as gifts. Today, these amulets are blessed by a monk or a Sak Yant Master. A Thai Buddha amulet, often referred to academically as a “votive tablet”, is a type of Thai Buddhist blessed item used to raise funds to help a temple’s operations.

Ekkarat Thai Amulets offers a wide range of amulet accessories, including necklaces and chains, featuring authentic Thai amulets, the finest semi-precious stones, and sterling silver. These amulets are designed with purpose and inspired by love, and can be used for various purposes, such as love, money, or other purposes.

The Buddhist concept of an amulet is based on consciousness, reminding the wearer of their consciousness and being aware of their environment. This softly weathered Thai Buddha amulet is set in a sterling silver bezel and highlighted by three bright 22k gold dots.

In conclusion, Thai amulets are a popular and sacred symbol of Buddhism, with many people wearing them for protection, good luck, and warding off evil spirits.