Tibetan Buddhist stones, often referred to as dzi beads, also known as “sky eye stones”, are considered to have mystical powers and religious significance in Tibetan culture. In traditional Tibetan culture, dzi beads are believed to bring good luck, health and wealth. However, it should be clear that the acquisition of wealth is related to a number of factors such as personal effort, wisdom, and karmic conditions, rather than relying solely on a particular object.
Below are some suggestions that incorporate traditional Tibetan Buddhist concepts of methods that are more about mindfulness and attitude towards life than direct manipulation to acquire wealth:
Right Faith and Mindfulness:
Hold positive faith and believe in your own efforts and karmic rewards.
The mind should be pure and the pursuit of wealth should be accompanied by the consideration that the use of wealth should be for the benefit of one’s own well-being and the well-being of others.
Cultivation and accumulation of virtue:
Cultivate inner strength and wisdom through practices such as meditation, chanting, and holding mantras.
Accumulating merit, such as giving, helping others, and keeping precepts, are considered ways to accumulate blessings in Buddhism.
Wear and honor:
If you are fortunate enough to own a genuine Tibetan Buddha stone (dzi), wear it reverently as a reminder of your practice and as a symbol of maintaining good thoughts.
Respect the Buddha stone, not just as a tool for pursuing wealth, but more as a spiritual support and a legacy of religious culture.
Positive Action:
While wearing a Buddha stone may have a psychological comforting effect, actual wealth accumulation also depends on hard work, wise management and good social relations.
Gratitude and Return:
One should hold gratitude for all that one has acquired, whether wealth or otherwise.
Return the merits of one’s practice to all sentient beings, and may they all attain happiness and joy.

When wearing a Buddha stone (dzi), you should pay attention to the following things, and these suggestions come from respecting Tibetan culture and Buddhist traditions:

Cleaning and Maintenance: Regular cleaning of the Buddha Stone to keep it clean can be done by gently wiping it with a clean cloth.
Avoid collision: Buddha stone is generally hard texture, but still need to avoid collision with hard objects to avoid damage.
Avoid chemicals: Avoid exposing the stone to chemicals such as perfume, cosmetics, detergents, etc. These may damage the stone.
Do not remove it freely: According to tradition, the Buddha Stone should not be removed freely after wearing it, especially in unclean places such as bathrooms or bedrooms.
Avoid inappropriate occasions: It is best not to wear the stone in inappropriate places, such as places that may cause conflict or disrespect.
Do not show it lightly to others: Buddha’s stone is considered a personal and sacred object and should not be shown or lent to others at will.
Do not pursue superstition: One should not be overly superstitious about the power of the stone. True blessings and good fortune come from one’s own good deeds and efforts.
Correct state of mind: One should keep a correct state of mind when wearing a Buddha stone and regard it as a symbol to remind oneself to do good deeds and accumulate virtue.
Follow tradition: If available, follow traditional Tibetan or Buddhist practices, such as making offerings or prayers on certain specific days.
Remember that these suggestions are based on traditions and cultural practices, which may be viewed and practiced differently by different people and cultural backgrounds. Above all, wearing a Buddha stone should be a personal spiritual practice and enhancement, not simply a materialistic pursuit.