This exquisite Tibetan Buddhist amulet features a copper pendant with a miniature Yellow Jambhala statue enclosed in a small, openable shrine. Blessed by senior Tibetan monks through sacred consecration rituals, this pendant is a sacred symbol of wealth attraction, prosperity, and protective blessing—ideal for daily wear as a portable talisman to amplify financial abundance.

Meaning of Yellow Jambhala for Wealth

Yellow Jambhala is revered as the “Lord of Prosperity” in Tibetan Buddhism, a manifestation of Buddha Ratnasambhava who vowed to alleviate poverty. His iconography—holding a citron fruit (symbol of life’s richness) and a mongoose (representing the power to dispel poverty)—embodies the promise of material and spiritual wealth. For merchants, artists, and seekers alike, Yellow Jambhala is a beloved guardian of financial success and the wisdom to use wealth with compassion.

Symbolism of the Copper Buddha Amulet

Copper Shrine with Yellow Jambhala: The openable design allows devotees to “invoke” Jambhala’s presence, while copper’s warm, conductive energy amplifies his wealth-bringing vibrations.
Mongoose & Citron Motifs: Even in miniature form, these symbols remind wearers of Jambhala’s vow to dispel poverty and bestow abundance.
Sacred Geometry: The shrine’s arched shape and flame-like engravings symbolize the “fire of wisdom” that transforms ambition into ethical prosperity.

The Power of Monastic Consecration

During a consecration ceremony (开光), senior monks chant Yellow Jambhala’s mantra (“Om Vasudhara Hum”), infusing the amulet with spiritual energy. This turns the copper pendant into more than an accessory—it becomes a “portable altar” that carries Jambhala’s vow to attract wealth, protect financial endeavors, and inspire generosity.