Phra Luang Pu Thuad “Pim Tao Reet” (Maha Sithi Chok Batch) – Mass Consecrated – Year 2542 B.E. – Made of SOLID GOLD with 8 Embedded DIAMONDS (Extremely Rare Top Tiered SOLID GOLD Variant)

Blessed in a grand ceremony to raise fund for charitable purposes and participated by 108 top tiered holy monks of the era.. A notable few includes:1. Luang Por Ootama – Wat Wang Wiwade Karam
2. Luang Por Kaet – Wat Khao Lak
3. Luang Por Somchai – Wat Khao Su Khim
4. Luang Por Pern – Wat Bang Phra
5. Por Tarn Keow – Wat Huay Ngor
6. Luang Por Sang – Wat Don Sala
7. Luang Por Eiat – Wat Kok Yae
8. Luang Por Phrom – Wat Ban Suan
9. Luang Por Kloy – Wat Bhu Khao Thong
10. Luang Por Nam – Wat Napharam
11. Luang Pu Tim – Wat Phra Khao
12. Luang Por Sawai – Wat Pree Darum
13. Luang Por Phoon – Wat Phai Lorm
14. Luang Por Haen – Wat Don Thong
15. Luang Por Yaem – Wat Takian
16. Luang Por Lam Bhai – Wat Thung Lad Yai
17. Luang Por Thong – Wat Chakrawan
18. Luang Por Mee – Wat Marn Vichai
19. Luang Por Dee – Wat Phra Roop
20. Luang Por Lae – Wat Pra Song
21. Kruba Duang Dee – Wat Tha Cham Pee

and many more..

A very special piece that features the traditional “Lang Tao Reet” design but with a contemporary rendition that is beautifully made making it highly favored among collectors.

Only a very limited number of SOLID GOLD pieces were produced and to encounter one in such immaculately preserved condition is an uphill task.

The writing at the back is the “katha” (sacred holy prayer) of Luang Pu Thuad:

“Na Mo Poh Ti Sa To, A Kahn Ti Ma Ya, Yi It Pa Ka Wa”

The story of Luang Pu Thuad is inseparable from the spiritual landscape of Thailand. Revered across generations, his legacy is so profound that it has been documented even in ancient Royal Decrees. Recognized as one of the most important and respected monks in Thai history, Luang Pu Thuad and his amulets are symbolic of supreme protection, widely believed to offer miraculous escape from harm and danger.

It’s often said in Thai culture that undertakers have never seen a deceased wearing a Luang Pu Thuad amulet at an accident site—a testament to the faith and countless stories of divine protection associated with his image. So widespread is his renown that even those unfamiliar with amulets know his name, underscoring his enduring influence more than 400 years after his time.

We cannot emphasize how extremely collectible this particular piece is! It is definitely not a frequent occurrence to encounter a SOLID GOLD variant of this highly important batch of casted images!