We have many different pages of Buddha amulets, and sometimes it is hard to figure out if you’ve seen them all or not. If you follow this page and open all these links – you’ll see all the Buddhas we have on the site.

Keep in mind, these amulets are original, new (in nearly all cases), and 100% authentic – purchased straight from local Theravada Buddhist temples in Thailand.

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New Thai Buddhas

120 Buddha Amulets

Buddha Birthday Thai Amulets

Newest Thai Buddha Amulets

Unique Buddha Amulets

Waterproof Buddha Amulets

More Buddhist Amulets

Jade Buddhas

Petrified Wood Buddha

Thai Gold Buddha Amulets

Rare Buddhas

Thai Buddha Photo Gallery Below:

If you get a chance, check it out. Here are some of the amulets we just made available:

The possibility for fake amulets is very high in Thailand and even higher outside Thailand. If you want cheap and fake amulets you can go to eBay. We saw some similar to ours that were selling very cheaply. These were made at jewelers, and not the temples. Please understand that some of the amulets on eBay are selling for less than we can even get at the temple. What that means is… fake amulets on Ebay.

So, if you want genuine Buddha amulets – we have them. If you want fakes – there are fakes of the original authentic amulets all over Ebay – we just saw some there. Go have a look if you are not Buddhist and don’t require the real amulets.

Why would you want the real ones then?

Good luck to you…

Cambodia and Thailand are very different when it comes to Buddhist amulets and other items. Most of these we have never seen offered in Thailand (no similar items).

In particular, the crystal and other stone items were just unreal to see in person.

Email us that you would like to pre-purchase an item so we can ensure you get it. We will send the items from Cambodia by registered, first class mail with insurance – so – you won’t lose it. Shipping and handling is FREE for the following items:

Cambodian (Khmer) Crystal Buddha Head - $129 USD.

Cambodian (Khmer) Crystal Buddha Head - front view. No deep scratches in the crystal, that is showing the reflection of scratches in the glass case.

Six sided lotus flower box - Sterling Silver - Cambodia (Khmer) - $139 USD.

Six sided lotus flower box (side) - Sterling Silver - Cambodia (Khmer)

Hand carved solid jade Buddha - Khmer (Cambodia) - $119 USD. We bought 3 of these the first time we went to Cambodia - and we have these in stock right now. We

Bamboo Wood Plate Set from Cambodia - $229 USD. Shipping for these plates starts to get expensive for us. For you - free shipping as always.

White - Green Tinted - Crystal Monk Meditating from Cambodia (Khmer) - $169 USD. Exceptional piece... why I didn't buy it the first time, I can't explain. My head was spinning from seeing all the gorgeous stone and crystal Buddhas available in Cambodia.

Nong Kwak Statue - made of Sassafrass wood - and very fragrant! - $139 USD. Free shipping.

Sterling Silver Jewelry Box from Cambodia - Khmer - $119 USD.

Sterling silver jewelry box - side.

We have a small group of these rare (unique) white jade Buddhas from a remote Thailand Buddhist temple.

We have been doing some visiting of remote Buddhist temples in Thailand to see what we could find for awesome amulets to offer you here at Thai Amulet Sales… when we discovered some really cool green jade Buddhas! We have two different kinds of Buddha to show you. We have a very limited number of these – so, when they are gone – they are truly gone. We don’t anticipate the temple having more – or that we’ll be in the same area to buy more if they did make more.

These jade Buddhas are the round (jolly), some say ‘fat’ Buddha that is smiling big. Typically we say these are Chinese Buddhas because that is where this iteration of Buddha came from. There are many Chinese Buddhists in Thailand – and sometimes the monks at the temple will make these round, happy, laughing Buddhas. We’re glad they did – these are some really beautiful amulets for necklaces.

So, that was a couple of months ago. Right – we never put those Jade Buddhas up on the site yet! (No pictures of them here either – yet).

Now, two days ago – we were at one of our favorite remote Buddhist temples in the northeast of Thailand and found a really beautiful collection of “White Jade Buddha Amulets.”  These Buddhas were made from the jade chips created when the temple commissioned a giant 8 foot solid white jade Buddha for their main building – “bot” at the temple. They didn’t want to waste any of the expensive white jade pieces, so they carved them into Som Dej Buddhas! (See top photo).

We were SO lucky to arrive when we did because they still had some left. We quickly bought all we could and we’ll offer these new white Buddhas on our new premium Buddha site: www.AllBuddhas.com shortly.

This is a very limited collection and each jade Buddha in the collection will be sold only with the solid silver cases seen here -

Solid Silver Amulet Cases

Oh, and one more thing…

Millions of years old - ultra-rare petrified wood Buddha amulet from northeastern Thailand

While we were at this temple we saw some brown toned Buddhas in different shapes.

The monk actually brought these Buddhas out from behind the counter. They were not on display – but, when he saw how much I loved the white jade amulets – he thought I’d like these too.

They were beautiful… but I thought they were just glass. Until I picked one of these Buddha amulets up. It was very heavy. Heavier than a rock. I thought – that’s weird…

I asked my wife to ask what it was made out of.

The monk pulled out a large and VERY heavy (I held it) piece of petrified wood from behind the counter. It was millions of years old – and the temple created these Buddha amulets from petrified wood – which has turned to a very dense rock!

So, we bought as much as we could (we needed to go to the ATM) and we got some more exceptional, rare, and totally unique Buddha amulets for you now!

Give us a few days to get these new rare amulets up on the site. These will be part of a special “Sisaket” collection of jade Buddha and petrified wood Buddha amulets. They will be expensive, but guaranteed they are absolutely one of a kind! We are most excited as you can probably tell!

Here are the Buddha thumbnails so you can see which amulets we added. Go to the “All Buddha Amulets” page (click) to see more information and for ordering these amulets.

Originally known as Pu Tai or Hotei, the chubby (fat) laughing Buddha is a Chinese monk, Chan – a zen monk that lived over a millenium. The laughing Buddha is not part of Thai Buddhism, or Theravada Buddhism, but is a part of Maitreya Buddhism. In China they refer to this Buddha as the love Buddha or friendship Buddha. Many people wear these Buddha amulets in China. Well, many more than do in Thailand.

In Thailand I have seen only a couple large statues of the laughing Buddha. You can see one here that is at a very small temple with a large cave. The name of this temple is Wat Promrattanporn and it’s located in Krabi province, on the way out to Huay Toh waterfall outside of Krabi town. This is a very small wat, but it has a couple amazing things to see in the large cave. There are only a handful of Thai monks here – and I guess it originally had a Chinese abbot – though now the abbot appears to be Thai originally.

The laughing Buddha stands for many things… he is said to be the patron of the weak, the underpriviledged, and especially for children – with his jolly countenance.

Often times you will see the laughing Buddha with a bag full of something. I always guessed it was money, but, apparently it is filled with rice plants, sweets for children, food, and other things to help the unfortunate people of the world.

If we had laughing Buddha amulets – would you like to buy one? Please write us at thaiamuletsalescom@gmail.com and let us know. We might be able to find some for you.

In some sculptures and drawn images the laughing Buddha is sitting on a cart and pulled by kids. Sometimes he is holding an OOGI – a fan that indicated to followers that if they wished something – it would be followed with a fan from the OOGI.

Pu Tai was an ascetic monk with no real home. He traveled across the country of China and brought goodwill to those that didn’t enjoy a priveleged life.

In this image I think the Buddha (long ears and Buddha hair) is a cross between the laughing Chinese Buddha and the regular Theravada Buddha – skinny – gaunt. This Buddha is not smiling but looks friendly. He has two bags of something. If I remember correctly, the one is a bag of money – of gold pieces. The other – I’m not sure. Candy for kids like the Laughing Buddha?

Again, this  is found at Promthepprattanporn Cave in Krabi, Thailand.

Our Number 1 Best Selling Thai Amulet

Today we picked up a big shipment of our top selling Buddha amulets – the gold and white triangle Buddha amulets with gold case.

Finally – and it’s been quite a while since we ordered them from the temple – over 6 months, and probably more like 8 or 9, but we’re not counting . Just happy to have some to sell to people that wanted them. There were only a couple people left on our waiting list for these white Buddha amulets – and we’ll mail those out tomorrow. The rest of those that were waiting finally gave up and chose the gold triangle instead – also an amazing amulet.

So, if you want the new white ones you’d better tell us soon – we don’t expect them to last – they always quickly. Same with the gold triangles – they go nearly as quickly, but luckily we’ve had those available more than the white amulets.

If you previously ordered a white Buddha and were on the waiting list – but now you want one – let us know asap!

Our Number 2 Selling Thai Amulet

To Buy:
See our main ThaiAmuletSales.com site and look for Gold Buddha Amulets links…