When I went searching for a wealth ship, keeping in mind Marie's advice about no holes, no sinking, no cannons, etc., I found it a bit difficult. Some of the ships that I saw that had names meant nothing to me and how much research does a person do to find out if it sank or not? So I went with my instincts and while looking for miscellaneous Feng Shui cures, I came across this ship and it really struck me—
www.dragonhorse.ca/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=CTGY&Store_Code=DHFS&Category_Code=shipping_incl_fileThe Chinese Junk is a universally acceptable symbol of wealth. I emailed the owner to find out where she got it and she referred me to the site that I mentioned earlier.
Now having said all this, I was looking for a wooden ship because I am placing it in the Southeast. I assume, but am not entirely sure, that if it is being placed in a northern sector, that being either metal or gold would be better . . .