Rare piece , Lucky Eyes Powerful Money-Lucky Holy Relic by famous Lp Nean Keaw



 Lp Nian Lp Nean, Wat Bangkasetthungsetti, Buddhist Calendar Be 2559

Sky-eyed, This Holy Relic Can Get A Sixth Sense After Wearing It, Helping To Open Up Wisdom a very Suitable For People In Business, Political, Financial Investment, Etc., Because These Industries Need Long-Term Vision, Insight Into The opportunities to Succeed! In Thailand, This Is A Very Special Amulet Of Dharma Phases, And Good Faith Will Find A Good Heterosexual Relationship After Wearing It. In Addition, This Amulet Is Also Known As The 'Peach Blossom Eye ', Which Makes The Wearer's Eyes Charming. As Long As There Is A Close Opposite Sex, It Will Smell A Very Attractive Aroma And Is Deeply Attracted By The Person Who Wears The Amulet, And Because Of This Reason, The Heavenly Eye Made By The Master Will Make The Wearer's Noble People Very Strong In Luck!

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