A quiet reminder.

Thai amulets chosen in person at the temple, and photographed exactly as they are.

What you see is what arrives.

Every piece is shot on our bench, in the case it ships in. No stock photos, no renders.

Measured. Weighed. Written down.

Size in millimeters, case metal and plating, weight. On every listing, before you ask.

Sent with tracking. Answered when you ask.

Seven to fourteen days to the US. A real person on WhatsApp, usually within the hour.

Siam Lune · Bangkok

A quiet reminder.

Thai amulets chosen in person at the temple. Photographed as they are, measured, and sent with tracking.

Ask about a piece
Walking Buddha amulet in an engraved gold case, resting on the bench

Three things we promise

The piece in the photo is the piece in the box.

  • 1
    Photographed as it is.

    Front, back, and the case it comes in. Under one light, no retouching of the piece itself.

  • 2
    Measured and written down.

    Height and width in millimeters, case metal and plating, weight in grams. If it is small, we say it is small.

  • 3
    Tracked to your door.

    Padded box, tracking number the day it ships, and we check on it if it stalls. Seven to fourteen days to the US.

The pieces

Eight pieces on the bench right now.

Each one was chosen in person. Ask for any of them and we send the back, the case, and the measurements the same day.

How a piece reaches you

From the temple to your door, in four steps.

01

Chosen at the temple

We go ourselves, every year, and pick pieces one at a time from the temple or from collectors we have bought from before.

Monks at a temple blessing ceremony in Thailand
02

Cased in Bangkok

Gold-tone, silver, or stainless cases fitted locally. We tell you what the case is made of and how it is plated.

Temple ceremony with offerings
03

Photographed and measured

Front, back, case, and a ruler. Written into the listing before it goes anywhere.

Amulet photographed on the bench
04

Packed and tracked

Padded box, tracking number sent to you, and a person who answers if it is late.

Offerings laid out at the temple
Press and hold to turn it

In your hand

Hold it, and it turns the way it does on the bench.

This is the same walking Buddha from the top of the page, filmed on a turntable, not rendered.

The case is engraved gold-tone over brass. The image inside is pressed powder, so the surface has grain, and that grain is the point.

Every listing gets this treatment. Ask, and we send you the turn of the piece you are looking at.

Wearing it

The questions people ask before they buy.

Can I wear a Thai amulet if I am not Buddhist?

Yes. In Thailand they are worn by people of every background. If it brings you calm or reminds you of something you care about, that is reason enough.

Do I have to wear it around my neck?

No. Many people carry one in a bag or pocket. The usual courtesy is simple: keep it above the waist, and do not take it into the bathroom or the bedroom.

Is it real, and was it blessed?

We tell you where each piece came from and what we know about the temple. We do not claim powers, and we do not sell anything we would not wear ourselves.

Will the gold on the case wear off?

Gold-tone cases are plated over brass, and plating thins with daily wear over years. We say which plating each case has. Solid silver and stainless cases are available if you want it to last decades.

How long does shipping take, and can I return it?

Seven to fourteen days to the US with tracking. Unworn pieces can be returned within 14 days of delivery. Custom casing is final sale.

Looking for a specific piece?

Tell us what you are drawn to. We are in Thailand often, and we send photos, measurements, and the back of the piece before you decide anything.

Replies come from a person, usually within the hour, Bangkok time.