2532 Jartukarm

This is the first batch Phra Jatukam Ramathep, BE 2532, from the sacred City Pillar Shrine of Nakhon Si Thammarat.

True Nawat Loha Material 

This earliest generation of Jatukam Ramathep was created under the supervision of Pol. Maj. Gen. Khun Phantharak Ratchadet (Arjan Khun Pan), with major spiritual contributors including Pol. Lt. Gen. Sanphet Thammatikhun, the spirit medium Kopong Sakunamorn, and Khun Joem Na Nakhon (the medium of Mae Nang Ya). The consecration ceremonies were conducted through multiple phases, each involving invocation of the divine presence through possession and deep meditative rituals.

The amulet was made in several sacred metals — gold, silver, special nava, standard nava, and brass all blessed with full invocation rites to the guardian spirits of Nakhon Si Thammarat. Its power centers on metta, wish fulfillment, and divine protection, drawing upon the baramee of the city’s ancient guardian deity, Phra Jatukam Ramathep.

This particular piece carries a remarkable personal history. It was once worn by my former partner, who struck a major lottery soon after. Subsequent owners of the same batch have shared similar experiences — sudden windfalls, business breakthroughs, and protection during unstable times. Among collectors and believers, this batch has gained a quiet reputation for wealth acceleration and karmic reward manifestation.

Beyond its history and ritual depth, the energy of this piece is distinct — steady, radiant, and responsive to sincere prayer. It embodies the early purity of the Jatukam lineage, when creation was guided by devotion and discipline rather than trend. For those who wear it, it is more than an amulet — it is a seal of divine authority, wealth, and fulfilled destiny.