Wishfulfilling Bejeweled Pair of Mandarin Ducks

This impressive Mandarin Ducks is absolutely striking when shone with lights, attracting many admiring eyes.

This glamorous hand-made Bejewelled Wish-Fulfilling Mandarin Ducks has been intricately embedded with dazzling crystals and accented with colorful enamel. The numerous glittering gems are a representation of abundant riches and wealth. Within its body, it boasts a hidden compartment, easily open and closed with a magnetic clasp – this serves as a “wish fulfilling box”, in which the beholder inscribes their wish on a slip of paper and locks it in the compartment.

A work of beauty, this impressive Bejeweled Wish-Fulfilling Mandarin Ducks is absolutely striking when shone with lights, attracting many admiring eyes, as well as emitting vibes of good love and romance luck. The Bejewelled Mandarin Duck is a great love energizer to have in your home - bringing you good romantic relationship and marriage luck.

Here are some Feng Shui tips on how to make the best use of this love charm:

1) For those who are married, placing the Mandarin Ducks beside your bed will help your relationship stays strong and enduring. Your devotion to each other will be unperturbed by external influences.

2) According to Feng Shui Bagua Aspiration formula, the Mandarin Ducks should be displayed in a pair in the Southwest sector (Romance Corner) of the living room, bedroom or office – this will increase luck in the areas of love, romance and marriage.

3) According to the Feng Shui Kua Theory by Lillian Too, placing these love charms in your Nien Yen (Romance) direction (in relation to your Kua Number) will ensure a stable and solid marriage with many joyous years.

4) For those who are still single, placing this love charm beside your bed and in a manner that they are facing each other will help to summon a worthy and lasting partner.

5) Tying a strand of red string around the necks of the Mandarin Ducks will create loyalty in your partner; this is because the act of tying the string symbolizes “tying the knot” of the relationship, keeping it together and safe. This prevents philandering husband or straying wife.