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More New Jatukam Ramathep Amulets From Nakhon – Page 4 of 8

This is page 4 out of 8 total pages of new Jatukam amulets we have for sale.

This is our most detailed Jatukam Amulet ever. The detail is stunning, though maybe our photo doesn't show it as well as it could. This is gold plated and one of our finest Jatukams we've had. ITEM #JATSF99 — This is our most detailed Jatukam Amulet ever. The detail is stunning, though maybe our photo doesn’t show it as well as it could. This is gold plated and one of our finest Jatukams we’ve had. ITEM #JATSF99

This is our black Jatukam Ramathep amulet from Wat Tum Sua. We also have a dark red style if that is more to your liking. These are only $70 each and we only have one of each color. ITEM #JATBLK7

This is another very highly detailed solid copper Jatukam amulet. This one features the Wat Mahathat Chedi in Nakhon Si Thammarat. ITEM #JATCPFIN2

This one is silver plated and the same style as the other copper Jatukam on this page. These are very highly detailed and sought after. When we see these at the temple we buy them immediately. We only have a couple silver and a couple copper. ITEM #JATSLV7

This is in the same style as the silver plated and solid copper Jatukam Ramathep Chedi amulets from Wat Mahathat. We only have two of these. Order quickly for any of these Jatukams, they do go so fast. ITEM #JATTRICHED

This is a unique Jatukam that we haven't seen yet in the tri-color style like this before. It is of high detail and quality and we were lucky to find it! ITEM #JATSTRI5 — This is a unique Jatukam that we haven’t seen yet in the tri-color style like this before. It is of high detail and quality and we were lucky to find it! ITEM #JATSTRI5

New Jatukam Ramathep Amulet Videos

Green Ceramic Background - Solid SIlver Buddha Amulet from Thailand If you want to see some of the Jatukam amulets we have in a video where we go through and talk about the ones we have, we are in the process of uploading 3 separate videos to Youtube to share the information with you.

There are many kinds of Jatukam Ramathep amulets, but basically the Jatukam Style is:

Round, flat like a coin or only moderately raised
Jatukam Ramathep on the front, or Buddha
The temple the amulet came from on the reverse, or, a sacred geometrical yant design
Jatukam is sometimes surrounded by demons

The Jatukam craze has died down recently, yet most people in Thailand are still wearing and buying these amulets – especially from the original temple where these amulets were first inspired and created. The name of the temple is Wat Mahathat. We visit often, and we buy the best Jatukam amulets they have each time we see them. We have a number of solid silver, plated silver, tri-color, solid copper, and gold Jatukam amulets in our collection. Some we will sell, well, most we will sell, but we will also keep at least one of each style for ourselves in our own collection. The value of these amulets is increasing each year as there are no more new ones being made. We have some excellent Jatukam Ramatheps – if you want the best, ask us which you should have for your own unique and rare collection.

If you haven’t seen our Youtube channel for our Thai Amulet videos – Go Here!

Here are our latest Jatukam Amulet Videos:

1st Video: Overview of basic Jatukam style and a preview of some of our entry-level amulets:

2nd Video:

3rd Video:

40 New Jatukam Ramathep Amulets From Nakhon Si Thammarat – Page 1 of 8

Last weekend we were lucky to get away for a Buddhist holiday and some travel. One place we love to go is the origin place of the Jatukam Ramathep amulets found in Nakhon Si Thammarat’s Wat Mahathat temple.

Though it was extremely busy, we were able to get in and find some of the amulets that we couldn’t find before. It’s funny how sometimes there are amulets there to buy, and sometimes none at all. On this trip we found some that were originally priced at very high prices, and that day they sold them for reasonable prices so we could buy some. I think maybe for the holiday weekend.

Below are some of the amulets, and we’ll make a few pages because our blog software only allows us to post about 6 photos at a time for some reason.

If you want to see the reverse side of any amulet, just let us know. We didn’t take photos of the reverse sides, taking 40 amulet photos was a lot of work because we have to make sure they are in focus, and the color is close to the real way it shows.

All of these amulets are over $70 each if bought individually. If you buy 3+ at a time, we can apply a discount.

We are posting these amulets like this on our blog for everyone to see at the same time because we have a few buyers that like to buy most or all of the Jatukam amulets we have. They are collectors, and so other people don’t get to order them sometime. So, if you want one, let us know quickly so we can send you a Paypal invoice.

All amulets come with a stainless steel case, or the case that is already on the amulet. If you want us to switch the case that is on it with a stainless steel case for free – no problem, we can.

All amulets here come with a free necklace that fits the size and style of the amulet. All amulets come with free blessed Buddhist bracelets.

All amulets here come with free shipping and tracking – worldwide. There are some countries we do not ship to. Let us know which country you are from and we will tell you if we ship there.

We do ship to: USA, Canada, France, Germany, UK, Australia, Singapore, Malaysia, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Philippines usually, Belgium, Sweden, Netherlands, Spain, New Zealand, and many other countries.

Jatukam Ramathep Amulets from Wat Mahathat – Page 1

Jatukam limited edition solid nickel and silver plated. We only have 4 of these amulets, and expect them to sell very quickly once our collectors know we have them. ITEM #JATTRISILVR

We really love the solid white Jatukam Ramatheps, and our collectors love them too. This one looks great with the case provided, or a traditional stainless steel case would also look great. ITEM #JATWHTORN

This is a tri-color Jatukam Ramathep with a fancy case and fancy, never before seen design. This is an authentic original and we have not seen one in this style before. If nobody buys this one, we will add it to our own collection. ITEM #JATTRIORN

This is a solid copper Jatukam amulet with a beautifully detailed design. We really like the high details in some of the amulets, and this one is a favorite for that reason. We almost didn't see this one as it was under some older clay amulets at the bottom of the display case. It pays to dig through the entire collection when trying to find them. — This is a solid copper Jatukam amulet with a beautifully detailed design. We really like the high details in some of the amulets, and this one is a favorite for that reason. We almost didn’t see this one as it was under some older clay amulets at the bottom of the display case. It pays to dig through the entire collection when trying to find them. ITEM #JATCOPDET4

This is a unique Jatukam Ramathep amulet with a wavy case that we have seen nowhere else but at our home temple - Wat Tum Sua - Tiger Cave Temple. We also have a black style of the same amulet you can see on one of the other new pages of amulets here. These are only $70 each. We have one of each color. — This is a unique Jatukam Ramathep amulet with a wavy case that we have seen nowhere else but at our home temple – Wat Tum Sua – Tiger Cave Temple. We also have a black style of the same amulet you can see on one of the other new pages of amulets here. We have one of each color. ITEM #JATREDTUM

More New Jatukam Ramathep Amulets from Nakhon – Page 6 of 8

We have had this lovely Jatukam amulet in the past, but they have sold out. We were lucky to find a couple more. ITEM #JATLETB77

We also had one or two of these in the past, but they sold fast. Now we have one of these we just found at the temple. We actually had to outbid another guy that came over after we picked it up to look at it! ITEM #JATBC8

This is another gold Jatukam amulet, our second new find in gold like this. The other one is slightly brighter condition. This one is fine, and many Thais prefer this to the sparkling new look. We can change this cheap case out for the traditional stainless steel amulet case if you want. ITEM #JATGGC3

A limited edition Jatukam Ramathep amulet in tri-color and with gold plated rim case. These sold so well, and now we have just one left. ITEM #JATWTRIR2

This is just like the tricolor Jatukam Ramathep amulet you can see also on this page. These are numbered in a limited edition and quite detailed and beautiful. ITEM #JATGGR2

This is a mostly gold tri-colored Jatukam amulet with an overlapping lotus leaf petal design and featuring the temple Chedi at Wat Mahathat. ITEM #JATLLC33

Wat Phra Mahathat Woromaha Vihan Buddhist Temple, Nakhon Si Thammarat

Many people see the name of this temple on our site and don’t know anything about it. Here is some information you might find helpful as you think about which amulets to buy.

Jatukam Ramathep amulets originated in this temple twenty-seven years ago. Most of the Jatukams we sell from Wat Mathathat were made in the Buddhist year 2550. This year we are coming up on 2557.

Jatukham Rammathep style amulets were incredibly popular in 2550. There were a number of stories that came out in the local Thailand media about people wearing Jatukam Ramathep amulets who were robbed at gun and knife-point, but who had extraordinary good luck as the bullets would not fire from the gun pointed at them, or the knife blade would not pierce their skin. Thais attributed this protection to the powers of the Jatukam amulets and a mad dash to purchase Jatukams fueled the nation for a few years. There were many robberies by criminals looking to possess other people’s Jatukam amulets. Many deaths and injuries occurred during these robberies. So much so, that the supreme Buddhist patriarch (monk) in Thailand removed himself from the process and refused to provide sacred materials for the amulets any longer. For some people this dropped the bottom out of the amulet craze, and for others, they just refocused on the original amulets only made in the city they originated, Nakhon Si Thammarat, in southern Thailand next to Surat Thani.

In 1987 the first Jatukam Ramathep amulets were developed and named for the two princes of the Srivijaya kingdom of southern Thailand (which also once included Malaysia). There are stories about the name being from the Bodhisattva Avalokitesvara, popular among Mahayana Buddhists of Malaysia and southern Thailand. The man starting these amulets was not a monk, but a highly revered police chief in Nakhon Si Thammarat, Khun Pan, or, Khun Phantarak Rajjadej. He believed that the Jatukam amulet he wore helped him solve a murder case.

Khun Pan died in the Buddhist year 2550. After he passed away on September 5, the Jatukam Ramathep amulets grew in popularity because of some stories I mentioned about people protected from harm that were wearing the amulets.

Wat Mahathat produced a number of special edition amulets, and some solid silver Khun Pan amulets (which we sell at ThaiAmuletSales.com) under the Jatukam Amulets section.

The Jatukam production didn’t stop there. Soon temples across the entire nation were consumed with producing as many different types of Jatukam amulets as possible. Simple clay amulets were selling for 3,000 to 5,000 Thai Baht. This is around $100 to $170 USD. Many amulets were selling for 30,000 to 100,000 Thai Baht for special editions. For Thais to spend $1,000 to $3,000 USD on amulets is really something, but many Thais did so, even taking loans out to afford such amazing amulets. Estimates put sales of Jatukam Ramathep in 2007 at over $650 million dollars US.

The desire for these amulets went unchecked. In April of 2550 a woman was killed in a stampede to make reservations for a new batch of special Jatukam amulets being manufactured by the monks at the Wat Mahathat temple in Nakhon. As a result, Thailand’s supreme patriarch, Somdet Phra Nyanasamvara, (secular – Charoen Khotchawat) stopped helping to create the powerful amulets.

Nakhon Si Thammarat's famous Wat Phra Mahathat temple - home of Jatukam Ramathep amulets. — Nakhon Si Thammarat’s famous Wat Phra Mahathat temple – home of Jatukam Ramathep amulets.

Here is a Jatukam Ramathep amulet:

A solid copper Jatukam Ramathep amulet original from Wat Phra Mahathat in Nakhon Si Thammarat, southern Thailand.

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Here is our page for Jatukam Amulet sales >

More New Jatukam Ramathep Amulets From Nakhon – Page 5 of 8

This is Page 5 out of 8 total pages of new Jatukam Ramathep amulets from Wat Mahathat in Nakhon Si Thammarat, Southern Thailand.

A tri-color Jatukam Ramathep amulet with lotus flowers surrounding the central figure. This is a detailed original amulet direct from the temple, like all our Jatukam amulets at ThaiAmuletSales.com. ITEM #JATTRILOT

Another brilliant Jatukam amulet featuring the Chedi at Wat Mahathat, Nakhon. Another one of a kind we have not seen before. ITEM #JATTRIORG

This is another new style we haven’t seen yet. When I say “new, it is new to us, not a brand new style the monks just created. There are a number of amulets similar to this style, but this one is unique. This is shiny silver plating and heavy like nickel. ITEM #JATSILV32

This is a unique Jatukam in the colors and the swirls. It is tri-colored and heavy, probably solid nickel. ITEM #JATSWRL

This is a rare white Jatukam Ramathep amulet. The white background Jatukams seem to be more rare than others, maybe Thais prefer them and we don't see them much. ITEM #JATWHITE4 — This is a rare white Jatukam Ramathep amulet. The white background Jatukams seem to be more rare than others, maybe Thais prefer them and we don’t see them much. ITEM #JATWHITE4

New Jatukam Ramathep Amulets From Nakhon Si Thammarat – Page 2 of 8

Here is the next group of images of amulets we found at Wat Mahathat Buddhist temple in Southern Thailand. This temple is the home of the Jatukam Ramathep amulets.

This is one of the original styles of Jatukam amulets from the Wat Mahathat temple. Most Jatukams are in this style and arrangement. There are few of these available at the temple any longer. Supplies are dwindling. ITEM #JATTRITRAD

A colorful ceramic glazed amulet with the Chedi from the Wat Mahathat amulet featured in the center with a black background. This is solid silver. We have just 2 of these left and haven't seen any at the temple for over a year. — A colorful ceramic glazed amulet with the Chedi from the Wat Mahathat amulet featured in the center with a black background. This is solid silver. We have just 2 of these left and haven’t seen any at the temple for over a year. ITEM #JATCOLCHEDI

A highly detailed Jatukam Ramathep gold amulet. We have a couple of these, this one is in the best shape. The others have some slight discoloration around the edges from having been in an amulet case. If you would like to see the others, we have photos. ITEM #JATGDET

Naga snakes fill the background of this Jatukam Ramathep amulet. We are not sure what the material on this is... probably solid copper and then plated with something quite brilliant (shiny). — Naga snakes fill the background of this Jatukam Ramathep amulet. We are not sure what the material on this is… probably solid copper and then plated with something quite brilliant (shiny). ITEM #JATCOPPLAT

This is a gold Jatukam Ramathep amulet with naga (serpents) surrounding the main figure on the front. We have had similar amulets in the past and have sold out. ITEM #JATGNAGA

More New Jatukam Ramathep Amulets From Nakhon – Page 3 of 8

Here are six more new Jatukam Ramathep amulets from Nakhon Si Thammarat.

If you are interested, just email us quickly these amulets will probably sell in a short time.

This is a 14K gold plated Jatukam Ramathep amulet with a fancy case. The case is decent enough, or you can have us switch out for a stainless steel traditional case. ITEM #JATGSG8

This is also in the traditional pose for Jatukam Ramathep amulets. There is a gold plated case that comes with it, or you can ask us to change the case to a traditional stainless steel case - no charge. — This is also in the traditional pose for Jatukam Ramathep amulets. There is a gold plated case that comes with it, or you can ask us to change the case to a traditional stainless steel case – no charge. ITEM #JATCOPG7

Solid copper Jatukam with a nice pattern. Traditional seated pose. ITEM #JATCOPINTK

Solid copper or bronze Jatukam Ramathep amulet. ITEM #JATPORTC

This is a silver plated Jatukam Ramathep. We have only one left. ITEM #JATSORN4

This is a unique silver plated Jatukam Ramathep amulet from Wat Mahathat in Nakhon si Thammarat in Thailand's South. We have seen just two like this, and not any more for the seven years we've been looking at amulets. The case is plated gold (14K) and it is a brilliant amulet. — This is a unique silver plated Jatukam Ramathep amulet from Wat Mahathat in Nakhon si Thammarat in Thailand’s South. We have seen just two like this, and not any more for the seven years we’ve been looking at amulets. The case is plated gold (14K) and it is a brilliant amulet. ITEM #JATOVGP

New Thailand Amulets: Black Jade Jatukam Ramathep!

We just returned from a Thai amulet shopping trip at some of our favorite Theravadan Buddhist temples here in Thailand. We found an excellent group of jade Jatukam Ramathep amulets, even some black jade. If you are interested in an amulet you see in the photos, just tell us the row and column and we’ll send you how to order. Please note, these amulets are not part of the current, or any past sales. These are quite rare, and we paid a premium to get them to offer to you. Please don’t order too many, we would like a couple people to get them, not just one person.

Highly detailed black jade Jatukam Ramathep amulet direct from the source and originator of all Jatukam Ramathep amulets - Nakhon Si Thammarat's Wat Mahathat. This is now our finest Jatukam amulet. We have very limited quantities. We will be saving one for our daughter too, so there are only a couple left. Total is: $399.00 USD. We can put a free solid silver case on this amulet for you. — Highly detailed black jade Jatukam Ramathep amulet direct from the source and originator of all Jatukam Ramathep amulets – Nakhon Si Thammarat’s Wat Mahathat.
This is now our finest Jatukam amulet. We have very limited quantities. We will be saving one for our daughter too, so there are only a couple left. Total is: $444.00 USD. We can put a free solid silver case on this amulet for you.

This is the reverse side of the amulet above. Black Jade Ramathep with intricate yant design.

This is a blend of black and white jade Jatukam Ramathep from Wat Mahathat in Nakhon Si Thammarat, Thailand. This is one of our finest Jatukam amulets ever. We are offering it for just $349.00. We can put a free stainless steel case on it, or if you want solid silver, we can add it for $50. Please inquire how to pay with email.

This is another just like the one above. The color is a little different., a little darker - with more black jade. These are exceptionally rare items that the temple just doesn't sell all the time. They release them gradually over time. We haven't seen this amulet for over five years now. We immediately bought it when we did see it! — This is another just like the one above. The color is a little different., a little darker – with more black jade.
These are exceptionally rare items that the temple just doesn’t sell all the time. They release them gradually over time. We haven’t seen this amulet for over five years now. We immediately bought it when we did see it! We are offering it today for $349.00 just like the very similar amulet above.

SUPER SALE – Jatukam Buddha Amulets (Individual or Set)

One of our favorite groups of amulets is the Jatukam style Buddha series amuelts 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 about three years now. Seeing them in our amulet trays makes us think there are fewer happy people out there that could have one. We have 23 of them. The price for all 23 should be around $4,600 USD. Honestly, it should be higher. We have some collectors, but I think some don’t understand the value of these. They aren’t being made any longer. They are completely sold out at the temple, you cannot find any of them. They are very well made and solid silver for most of them. There are also some bronze, pewter, copper, and nickel amulets.

So, today we are going to have a major one-time sale on these Buddha Jatukams. Originally the price for each was averaging $220 and for all of them would have been $4,600.

For a short while we will offer them for $2,700 for the entire set of 23 – if someone buys them quickly.

Individually you can buy one for $110 OFF at just $109.95.

Sorry, there are no further discounts for buying multiple amulets.

BUYERS OF EACH AMULET RECEIVE: