Description
In Chinese folk tradition, your own zodiac year is called Ben Ming Nian and is said to be “in the gaze of Tai Sui” (the Grand Duke of the Year). For Horse natives in 2026, this means staying grounded and inviting calm, steady luck. This bracelet pairs a cute 999 fine-silver horse (meaning success arrives quickly and money comes swiftly) with money-pattern silver spacers on a durable braided cord.
Design highlights
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Material: 999 fine silver centerpiece + silver money-pattern spacers
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Cord colors: Red (festive, protective) or Black (understated, versatile)
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Fit: Adjustable sliding knot—one size that fits most wrists
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Style: Minimal Eastern symbolism; easy for everyday wear or stacking
Gifting & occasions
Perfect for anyone born in the Year of the Horse heading into their Ben Ming Nian, and as a New-Year, birthday, promotion or business-opening gift wishing “fortune on the way.”
Care
Gently wipe silver with a soft cloth after wear. Remove before swimming, showering or using chemicals to extend the life of the cord and silver.
Cultural note & disclaimer
“Tai Sui,” “Ben Ming Nian,” and related practices are part of traditional culture and spirituality. This bracelet is a symbolic good-luck charm and carries no medical or guaranteed effects.
About “Tai Sui” for the Year of the Horse (2026)
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Entering your own zodiac year is called Ben Ming Nian / “value Tai Sui.”
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Tradition says Horse natives may face more fluctuations in 2026, so many wear red cords and auspicious silver charms to steady emotions and invite smooth, prosperous energy.
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In folk sayings: Horse = value Tai Sui (本命/值太岁) in 2026; (for context, Rat is commonly said to “clash Tai Sui,” etc.). These are cultural customs for blessing and self-encouragement.
Horse Birth Years (check Lunar New Year crossover)
1918, 1930, 1942, 1954, 1966, 1978, 1990, 2002, 2014, 2026, 2038
(If you were born in January–February, confirm whether your birthday falls before or after Lunar New Year of that year.)
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