The practice of using animal bones as ornaments dates back to ancient tribal societies. Even today, bone collectibles remain highly popular. However, few realize that handling bone artifacts comes with important taboos.
Some animal bones, when properly handled, can dispel negative energy and offer protection. But others, with naturally strong negative auras, can bring misfortune if worn or played with—leading to anything from declining fortune to prolonged bad luck!
Taboo 1: Ensure the Bone Is Legal
This is the most critical point. Some animal bones that were once legal may now be protected by law. If the bone is currently prohibited, you must stay far away—
otherwise, you might end up sewing garments... behind bars.
Taboo 2: Ensure You Know the Bone’s Origin
It’s not just about legality—you must also know how the animal died.
All living beings possess spiritual energy. If the animal suffered greatly before death, its pain and resentment could permeate the bone itself.
Wearing or handling bones carrying such heavy negative energy will inevitably bring harm rather than protection.
Taboo 3: Avoid Places with Heavy Yin Energy
Do not wear bone ornaments into places with dense Yin energy, such as restrooms, cemeteries, or other gloomy locations.
Additionally, never place bone items in your pants pockets or back pockets, as this violates Feng Shui principles.
If you need to take it off, store it in your breast pocket instead. In summer, it can be worn close to the body around the neck.
Bone ornaments are symbolic of good fortune. Over time, they become spiritually linked to their owner.
Therefore, avoid letting others casually touch them, and protect them from unclean hands or environments that could contaminate their energy.
In today’s collectible market, avoiding all these taboos can be challenging.
With so many unknowns about bone types and origins, how should enthusiasts choose wisely?
No need to worry—today, we recommend a rising star in the world of bone collectibles: camel bone artifacts!
Camels are naturally gentle creatures, and the bones we source come from camels that have passed away naturally.
You can feel confident connecting with camel bone collectibles, as they carry powerful symbolism of good fortune, protection, and the dispelling of negative energy.
Handle it, cherish it, and enjoy the blessings it brings!
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