This isn’t just a red bracelet. It’s a small, wearable charm built from four of the most loved symbols in Chinese and Tibetan tradition — the Pixiu, the Fu 福 character, natural jade, and a hand-braided red cord. Each one has a job. Together, they tell a simple story: draw wealth in, keep it, stay protected, and feel blessed.
We’re PotalaStore, named after the Potala Palace in Lhasa — the heart of Tibetan spiritual life. Our founder, Yang Tso, has traveled back to the plateau again and again, and every piece we make is handmade by Himalayan artisans. Meaning comes first here, and this is one of our most-loved lucky bracelets.
Four Sacred Symbols, One Bracelet
Most “lucky” bracelets lean on a single charm. Yours works as a team — and that teamwork is what makes it special. Here’s what each piece brings to your wrist.
The Pixiu — Your Personal Wealth Beast
The golden creature in the center is a Pixiu (also spelled Pi Yao). In legend, it was a favorite pet of the Jade Emperor. It loved to eat treasure, but it had no way to let that treasure back out.
So the Pixiu became a symbol of pure gain: money comes in and stays. For centuries, people have worn it to pull in fortune from every direction and guard the wealth they already have.
The Pixiu draws wealth in from every side — and never lets it slip away.
The Fu 福 Charm — A Blessing You Can Wear
Look at the little gold tag. It carries the Fu (福) character, the most beloved good-luck word in all of Chinese culture.
Here’s the beautiful part: Fu isn’t only about money. It means a whole kind of good fortune — health, harmony at home, and a life that simply feels full. It’s the same wish families hang on their doors each New Year, now small enough to wear every day.
Natural Jade Beads — Balance and Calm
On each side of the Pixiu sits a natural jade bead. In China, jade has been treasured above gold for thousands of years — a stone of calm, health, and quiet strength.
Where the Pixiu chases wealth, the jade brings balance. Think of it as the steady breath between ambition and peace, so your good luck feels grounded, not rushed.
The Red Cord — Protection in Every Knot
The whole piece is strung on a hand-braided red cord, and the color is no accident. In Chinese tradition, red stands for life force and protection — a gentle shield against bad luck and heavy energy.
Red matters most in your zodiac year (本命年), the year your birth animal comes back around. Old wisdom says to wear red then for safety, and each knot here is tied by hand, the way protective cords have always been made.
Why You’ll Love Wearing It Every Day
You’ll reach for this one because it does more than look good. Here’s what wearers tell us they love most:
- Invites wealth luck — a daily nudge to stay open to money and new chances.
- Helps you keep what you earn — holding fortune close is the Pixiu’s whole purpose.
- Offers gentle protection — the red cord keeps heavy energy at arm’s length.
- Carries a full blessing — Fu covers health, harmony, and happiness, not just cash.
- Keeps you grounded — jade adds a little calm to the daily hustle.
Now, our honest promise. No bracelet can guarantee riches — and we’d never tell you otherwise. What it can do is keep your intention front and center. And intention is where every real change begins.
How to Wear It the Right Way
Tradition has a few simple rules, and they take about ten seconds to follow:
- Wear it on your left wrist. In feng shui, the left side is the receiving hand — the side that draws energy in.
- Point the Pixiu’s head outward, toward your little finger, so it can “look out” and gather wealth for you.
- Slide the knot to fit. The adjustable cord fits most wrists from 16–17 cm (6.3–6.7 in) — snug or loose is up to you.
That’s the whole method. No tools, no fuss — just slip it on and let it get to work.
Awaken Your Bracelet in Two Minutes
Many people like to “wake up” a new Pixiu before wearing it. This tradition is called kai guang (开光), or “opening the light,” and it’s easy:
- Cleanse it. Hold it under cool running water for a few seconds, or leave it in moonlight overnight.
- Set your intention. Hold it close, take a breath, and say what you want, clearly. “I welcome wealth and protection” works beautifully.
- Bond with it. Gently stroke the Pixiu from head to tail so it knows you’re its owner. Just skip its eyes and mouth.
A few kind habits keep it happy, too. Take it off before you shower or sleep, and try not to let others handle it. If someone does, a quick rinse resets the energy.
Handmade and Blessed, the PotalaStore Way
This is where we’re a little different. Every PotalaStore piece is hand-knotted by skilled Himalayan artisans — never stamped out by a machine. The Pixiu and Fu tag are cast in warm copper, and the beads are genuine natural jade.
Like all our jewelry, it’s blessed in the traditional way through a monastery puja before it ever reaches you. And because giving back is part of who we are, 10% of every order supports the Tibetan artisans and monasteries behind our work.
Because the jade is real, each bead looks a little different — a touch more or less green, a swirl here, a soft cloud there. That’s not a flaw. It’s your proof the stone came from the earth, not a mold. No two bracelets are alike, and yours is truly one of a kind.
A Gift That Actually Means Something
Not sure what to give? This bracelet says more than “I bought you something.” It quietly says I wish you wealth, health, and a life that feels full.
It’s a thoughtful pick for Lunar New Year, a new job or business, a birthday, or a friend stepping into their zodiac year. Meaningful, beautiful, and ready to wear right out of the box.
Product Details
- Item type: Bracelet
- Band: Adjustable braided cord with sliding knot
- Fits: 16–17 cm / 6.3–6.7 in wrist
- Materials: Red string, copper (Pixiu + Fu charm), natural jade
- Includes: 1 × Pixiu Fu Red String Bracelet
- Shipping & returns: Free worldwide shipping · 30-day returns
Because natural jade is a gift of the earth, small differences in color and detail are normal — and part of what makes your piece unique.
Ready to wear your wealth and your blessing?Add the Pixiu Fu Red String Bracelet to your cart, and let a little good fortune find its way to you.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which hand should I wear it on?
Your left. In feng shui, the left wrist receives energy, so it’s the traditional side for drawing in wealth and luck.
Do I have to do the activation ritual?
Not at all — it’s optional. Many people enjoy it because it sets a clear intention, but your bracelet is ready to wear the moment it arrives.
Is the jade real?
Yes. The beads are natural jade, which is exactly why each one looks a little different from the next.
Can I wear it with my other bracelets?
You can. Just give the jade a little room so the beads don’t knock against harder stones or metal.





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