
Phra Somdej
Wat Rakhang lineage · pressed sacred powder
Ruay Thai SG places Thai Buddhist amulets with collectors who care where a piece comes from. Every amulet in our registry is traced to its temple and consecration, sealed with papers, and passed on with its lineage intact.
Temple, consecration year, and lineage are recorded before a piece is offered at all.
Each amulet carries a certificate under our seal, tied to a single registry entry.
A portion of every placement is set aside for the temples, directed by our members.
Pieces enter the registry one at a time, and only after their history satisfies us. These are the forms we keep most often.

Wat Rakhang lineage · pressed sacred powder

Phitsanulok lineage · fired clay

Herbal powder · traces of gold leaf
Placements are arranged privately between members and collectors. A piece leaves our keeping only with its certificate.
An amulet without its history is an ornament. Ours travel with a certificate issued under the Ruay Thai SG seal, drawn from the registry entry that has followed the piece since it entered our keeping.
The certificate records:
When a piece changes hands, the registry is amended and the papers are reissued. The lineage stays whole.
Ruay Thai SG · Registry
This certifies that the relic recorded below is held genuine in the Ruay Thai SG registry, consecrated in its stated year and lineage.
When a piece finds its holder, a share of the placement is set aside as merit. Members direct it to the temples they hold dear, and every disbursement is entered in the same ledger that keeps the registry. What the temples gave, the house gives back.
Ruay Thai SG is a private circle. Each member is introduced by another, keeps a personal registry in the member app, and answers for the pieces that pass through their hands.
If you know a member, ask them for an introduction. The circle grows slowly, and that is by design.