One of our favorite groups of pendants is the Jatukam style Buddha series amulets from Wat Mahathat in Nakhon si Thammarat, Southern Thailand. We have sold only a small number of these, probably because we priced them so high. They are worth a very good price, and yet, we have had most of these for … Read more
We were at the temple today and found a solid silver King Rama V pendant that we have never seen before. It is oval shaped and inscribed with a control number. Only a limited number of these were made. We decided to get a solid silver case put on it too. See it pictured below. … Read more
Click the image to see all our blessed Sai Sin bracelet inventory! We spent the entire day today just getting one new page ready for the new version of Thaiamuletsales.com which will probably be coming in about a month, maybe six weeks. There is so much to do! Those are some of the bracelet photos … Read more
Over the past two months we’ve been buying Thai pendants at the two Buddhist temples near our home. We didn’t originally want to keep inventory because it’s money that goes out that takes a long time to come in. But, the temples are very inconsistent with which amulets, bracelets, yant flags, and other Buddhist accessories … Read more
Lately, well, the last couple of years, we have had a number of buyers from the USA, Australia, Germany, Malaysia, Singapore, and Hong Kong who bought single Thai pendants over $500 USD, or groups of pendants over $1,000 USD. Buddha, Jatukam, and Luang Phor Tuad monk seem to be the most popular higher priced amulets. … Read more
So glad we went to the temple today – at Wat Tham Seua because we found a LPT – Luang Pu Thuat (Phor Tuad) pendant like we haven’t seen there before. We have seen a cheap copy in Bangkok at a street market one time, and they wanted 9,900 THB. The detail was missing, so … Read more