Maitreya Buddha ring, Milofo. 925 silver, turquoise, "nan hong" agate, copper. Adjustable open ring

925 silver hallmarked according to international standards

turquoise "sleeping beauty" from Arizona,

Agate called "nan hong" (southern red) from Yunnan This unusual volcanic agate owes its characteristic intense red color to its natural cinnabar content.

As a gemologist graduated from the National Institute of Gemmology in Paris, all our stones are appraised and certified.

Size of the ring: Height of 26.3mm by 25mm of width Weight of 23 grams Size adjustable to all copper finger sizes

Open ring adjustable to all finger sizes

Unisex ring suitable for men and women as well as teenagers from 14 years old, this signet ring being too big, it is not suitable for children under this age

Silver, copper, blue and red color

Milefo (Ch.)/ Hotei (Jap.)/ or Budai (Ch.) (literally canvas bag), Kalki in Hindi, Miruk in Korean, Maidari in Mongolian, Byams-pa or Chem-pa in Tibetan. also nicknamed Luohan (罗汉, luóhàn, "Arhat"), because he would have reached this stage.

He is one of the most famous historical figures in Europe. It is the monk Qici, monk Ch'an, born in Fenghua in the province of Zhejiang under the dynasty of the Liang posterior to the Xth century.

Considered in the Mahayana as an incarnation of the Buddha of the future Maitreya. He is often represented bald, ears with very long lobes (a sign of high spirituality) smiling, with an enormous belly, the stomach being the seat of the spirit, this protuberant belly being an allegory of his great heart.

He holds a mala in his right hand leaning on a big bag. Her full belly and her smile are pledges of happiness and prosperity, as well as her supposedly inexhaustible bag.

The story goes that he took children's broken toys to fix them, that's why he can be represented with little ones all around him.

Milefo is said to have died in meditation at Yuelin Temple, in his home province, in 916, uttering these words: “This Maitreya is the real Maitreya, he is present in billions of forms; he constantly shows up, but no one recognizes him. ".

It was claimed to have seen him after his death, pious images representing him began to circulate. He is taken up in Taoism as the god of contentment and abundance. Integrated into the Japanese Shinto pantheon as one of the 7 deities of happiness

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