Get Lucky - Rose Gold
3 plating options for bright surface
- 22K Gold
- Rose Gold
- Bright Nickel Black
100×85×66mm / 900g
Pairs well with
Get Lucky - Rose Gold
DESIGN BRIEF
The Three Pots of Gold
The First Pot of Gold:
- Symbolism: Luck and hard work
- Meaning: The number 8, homophonic with "Fa" (wealth), symbolizes that with hard work and a bit of luck, you can quickly attract wealth and save your first pot of gold.
The Second Pot of Gold:
- Symbolism: Wealth accumulation
- Meaning: After acquiring the first pot of gold, the wealth continues to flow in, doubling your prosperity and leading to the second pot of gold.
The Third Pot of Gold:
Symbolism: Generosity and fulfillment
Meaning: With wealth in your possession, it's important not to be miserly. Give back to society and engage in meaningful activities. The third pot of gold signifies inner richness and a happy life..
Special Flower of Life Energy Coin
The Flower of Life Energy Coin set consists of two coins:
Coin of Life (6 cm):
This coin features a pattern that has appeared in many ancient civilizations around the world, symbolizing life energy. It can be placed in the groove in the center of the Xingmang Ancient Coin, which depicts the traditional image of ancient coins.
Xingmang Ancient Coin (9 cm):
This design combines elements of "life" and "wealth," incorporating the concept of "coin" from both Eastern and Western traditions.
Concept of the Coin Coin
The bird's-eye view of the Coin Coin resembles the number "8". This conceptual coin retains a size close to a 1:1 ratio with the traditional Coin Coin. The smaller coin in the center can be customized according to your preference. When biting the small coin, the Coin Coin can be placed lightly on the larger coin.
Additionally, it can hold a business card, either vertically or horizontally, symbolizing "recruitment". This represents a wish for a prosperous business and abundant opportunities.
You can also roll up banknotes for the Coin Coin to bite, but be careful not to push them too far inside, as you won't be able to retrieve them.
100 x 85 x 66mm / 900g
Size Comparison
FAQs
Please read our FAQs page to find out more.
Maintenance Instructions
Tin Alloy Plating:
Use a soft, dry cotton cloth or a soft-bristled brush to remove dust. Avoid using any detergents or chemicals. Keep away from direct sunlight. Handle normally, avoiding collisions, heavy falls, and hard or sharp materials to prevent scratches. This ensures brightness for up to 3 years under normal conditions.
Brass Plate:
Brass will oxidize over time. You can either allow it to age naturally or use copper oil to clean off the oxidation with a cotton cloth, restoring the brass's natural texture and luster.
Qingshui Dali:
Use a soft, dry cotton cloth or a soft brush to remove dust.
Is it normal to see some fine lines on Lucky Toad up close?
Yes, it is normal. All pewter alloy models undergo multiple rounds of electroplating and hand-polishing by skilled craftsmen. As a result, some traces of manual work are inevitable. As long as there are no obvious scratches, these fine lines are considered normal.
Is there some uneven plating in the mouths of Luck 50?
Yes, it is normal to see some uneven plating inside the mouths of Lucky 50. Due to the difficulty in completely controlling the electroplating current throughout the entire body of Goji, slight variations in plating can occur. This does not affect the appearance of the coin after being bitten.
There is a hole at the bottom of the Lucky 50. Is it normal?
Yes, it is normal. The hole at the bottom (rear foot) of the Lucky 50, which is covered with a sticker, is necessary for creating conductive screw holes required for the electroplating process.
Why is there a gap in the mouth of Laoji Wanguan and Laoji Jiushi?
The manufacturing process for Laoji Wanguan and Laoji Jiushi involves creating hollow bodies, which necessitates a gap in the mouth. This gap is a normal part of the design required by the production method.
Caution: When allowing Laoji Wanguan and Laoji Jiushi to bite objects, ensure the object is not too small. Small objects can fall into the interior of Laoji and may be difficult to retrieve.