What stone can make a bracelet?

Peach stones, apricot stones, jujube stones, mountain peach stones, Vajra Bodhi and Xingyue can all be made into bracelets.

Use the inedible peach pit or the peach pit of wild peach tree, which is beautiful in appearance and strong enough to make holes. Use wild apricot kernels, round, exquisite and meaningful. Jujube stones are smaller than peach stones, but this small oval bracelet will also be exquisite. King Kong Bodhi has a special shape, and it is said that it also has the effects of calming the nerves, calming the qi and driving away evil spirits.

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Bracelets made of stone are usually beads of Buddha.

Fruit (stone) pearls occupy a large proportion in the big family of pearls. People can list many kinds at will, such as peach stone carving, walnut carving, olive stone carving, peach stone carving, diamond seed, sun seed, lotus seed, coconut stalk, five eyes and six company, and so on. Among them, peach pit and olive pit are the representatives of fruit pit, while wood seed and coconut shell (stem) are the representatives of fruit pit.

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Peach trees are deciduous trees, which are easy to plant and have many descendants, so they are widely planted. It is said that peach wood can exorcise ghosts, peach stalks can exorcise evil spirits, peach symbols can exorcise evil spirits, and peach stones are hard, which can be used to carve various meaningful beads.

Olive is an evergreen tree with long round fruit and pointed ends. Because it tastes bitter and sweet, it is known as "the fruit of admonition is sweet". Olive core is as hard as stone and is an excellent material for making beads.

Zimu, also known as Sapindus mukoraiensis, is a kind of tree that grows on high mountains. Its branches and leaves are like Toona sinensis, with opposite leaves. In early summer, the small yellow flower is in full bloom, and its capsule expands and divides into three parts. As hard as a projectile, as black as lacquer beads. Because the Buddha once taught the exiled king to make beads through the Zi Mu Jing, later Buddhists like to make beads with Zi Mu, which means to follow the teachings of the Buddha and never forget.

Coconut, or "_", is an evergreen tree that grows in tropical areas. This kind of fruit is called coconut, which can be used to make beads. According to Yuan Mei's "Poetry with the Garden" in Qing Dynasty, "Recently, my husband is wearing a gold bracelet and holding coconut beads, Xi Zhi." Zhao _ also has the same record in the Collected Works of Filtering the Moon Xuan: "During the Qianlong period, Zhao Bingchong, assistant minister of the Ministry of Finance, chose a string of coconuts and counted pearls, which was more precious than a thousand foxes." Therefore, it can be seen that the use of coconut shells (stalks) as beads has been very common in the early Qing Dynasty and has a history of hundreds of years.

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