Jade golden toad is a kind of jade ornaments, which means it fits people's pursuit of financial resources. The golden cicada toad is homophonic with "entanglement" In addition, in the jade toad ornaments, ingots and toads are usually matched together (generally, golden toads are holding ingots or holding ingots in their mouths), so jade toad ornaments imply a wide range of financial resources.

Jin Chan means to get rich. The golden toad, also known as the three-legged golden toad, is covered with money and jewels. She is very rich with gold ingots under her feet. The image of Jin Chan has a long history in China and is deeply rooted in people's hearts.

A three-legged toad is called "toad". It is said that you can spit out money, which belongs to Wangcai. In ancient times, there was a Liu Hai (Liu Hai's hometown was Happy Valley in Gu Quan, Huxian County, Shaanxi Province), who used a trick to appease Jin Chan in order to become immortal. Later, the legend of "Liu Hai plays a golden toad and catches money step by step" spread among the people.

Emerald is a fine jade, and golden toad is also a treasure trove of geomantic omen. Combining the two can imply the meaning of rolling in financial resources.

The moral of gold toad jade ornaments is: turn money into treasure, house town, exorcise evil spirits and prosper wealth. The image of Jin Chan is full, with money and jewels all over her body and gold ingots at her feet, which is very rich. As the old saying goes, if you have a golden toad at home, your fortune will be endless.

Jin Chan has a bright future. There is a saying that the laurel of the moon is used as a metaphor for entering Jinshi. It is said that there are three-legged toads living in the Moon Palace, and the moon is the Moon Palace. Jin Chan has another meaning, that is, his career is prosperous. Golden toad is a lucky beast, so making money into treasure is also one of the meanings of golden toad.