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DAOCALM Peachwood Bagua Yin Yang Pendant | Limited Edition
DAOCALM Peachwood Bagua Yin Yang Pendant | Limited Edition
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Peachwood Bagua Yin Yang Pendant
A carved pendant featuring Yin Yang and Bagua motifs used in Taoist culture to represent balance and change. The current product record lists the material as peachwood; independent material certification is not currently provided.
- Pendant diagonal: approximately 1.57 in
- Thickness: approximately 0.27 in
- Rope circumference: approximately 27.6 in
- Current batch: 25 pieces
Care: Keep dry and avoid chemicals, prolonged sunlight, heat, and impact. Wood grain and tone may vary.
Important: Offered as jewelry with cultural symbolism. The symbolism describes tradition and is not a promise of results.
📜Product Overview
📜Product Overview
DAOCALM listings focus on the material or ingredient information currently available, approximate sizing, care, safety notes, and verification limits. Traditional symbols are described as cultural design context.
🧱Materials
🧱Materials
Materials vary by item. Read the product description for the exact information currently available and any certification or formula limits. Do not assume that natural origin, gemstone grade, botanical composition, or mineral content has been independently verified unless the listing expressly says so.
🧼Care Instructions
🧼Care Instructions
Follow the product-specific care instructions. In general, keep jewelry dry and away from perfume, detergent, oil, heat, and impact. Follow every external-use and sensitivity warning shown on aromatic-product pages.
⚠️ Legal & Safety Disclaimer
⚠️ Legal & Safety Disclaimer
Jewelry and aromatic-bead products are not medical devices or medications. Aromatic items are for external use only; do not ingest, burn, crush, or apply them to broken skin. Review product-specific ingredient and sensitivity warnings before use and stop use if irritation occurs.
Cultural symbolism and personal-ritual references describe context and intended use. They are not promises of health effects, protection, fortune, or other results.
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