Are there any ornaments suitable for making a fortune at home?

1, copper coin. If you can be sure that it has been handed down in the family, you can safely keep it, and it may also bring you a similar amulet. But you may know that tortoise shells and copper coins are the most effective media in ancient alchemy divination. Especially, the copper coins handed down from the time when Taoism prevailed in the Ming Dynasty were influenced by fortuneteller for a long time, so they were often absorbed. You can keep it if you want one more person in your family to eat and live with.

2. The wealth of stars. With deep pockets, Xing Jun looks very rich. He is an old man with a white face and a long beard. He was dressed in a golden dress and a jade belt, holding a gold ingot in his left hand and a scroll with the words "Lucky for Money" in his right hand. His face looks like a rich man. According to legend, he is a white star in the sky and belongs to the golden god. His title in the sky is "becoming a wealth star all day", and he is in charge of all the gold and silver wealth in the world. Therefore, many people who seek money respect him very much, and some even offer incense day and night.

3, Fu Lushou Samsung. "Fuxing" holds a child in her arms, symbolizing having a child and all the blessings. "Lu Xing" wears a luxurious royal dress and holds jade in his hand, symbolizing promotion and knighthood, and increasing wealth and making a fortune. "Shouxing" holds a peach with a happy and peaceful smile, symbolizing Ankang and longevity. Among the three stars of Fu Lushou, only "Lu Xing" is the god of wealth; But because Samsung is usually a trinity, Fu and Shou are regarded as the god of wealth together. If you put the three stars of Fu, Lu and Shou in the financial position, you will feel very comfortable visually and psychologically with these three stars. As a civilian, as well as an employed worker, this is a desirable place or to worship the god of wealth; As for those business owners and soldiers in Wuzhi, Wu Caishen should be placed or enshrined.