Chinese lucky coin piece

The Ten Emperors Lucky Coins are well known in China for bringing fortune and good luck. These copper coins date back to the era of the ten great emperors during the Qing dynasty (1644-1912), the last imperial dynasty of China. But their meaning goes much further than just bringing good luck. These are powerful feng shui tools.
The Ten Emperors Lucky Coins are powerful feng shui tools:

Of the five elements, copper belongs to the metallic element. Copper is more effective than gold or silver at absorbing energy. Emperor coins are therefore said to ward off negative energies and evil spirits. Attached together, the 10 pieces form a beautiful protective pendant.

The shape of the Ten Emperors Coins balances the sky element (round shape on the outside) and the earth element (square shape on the inside). The harmony between earth and sky brings balance and fortune in this life.

Shunzhi – family
Kangxi – life
Yongzheng – Character
Qianlong – Company
Jiaqing – Career
Daoguang – future
Xianfeng – income
Tongzhi – Internal and external reputation
Guangxu – All phenomena
Xuantong – It’s all in your hands

Placement of lucky coins in Feng Shui

1.Make a string with the 10 pieces and hang it on a wall, opposite the front door to prevent negative energies and problems from entering.

2. 2. Place under the doormat, for the same purpose: it will avoid problems and bad spirits.
3. 3. Wear a chain of 10 emperor coins on your body, to increase wealth, benefit your career and financial situation. A series of emperor coins in the office or at your counter can improve your business, bring good luck and avoid a (financial) fall.
4. 4. If there is an empty corner in your home or workplace, you can hang a string of coins above it, to prevent energy from getting stuck there.