From Abu Hurairah, the Prophet said, "When the Prophet Ayyub bathed naked, before him fell a group of grasshoppers from gold. Ayyub immediately gathered it in his clothes. Allah admonished him, 'O Ayyub, have I not provided you with what you saw?' Ayyub replied, 'Yes, God, but I cannot turn away from Your barakah' "(Narrated by Ahmad, II / 312, Ibn Hibban, 6229, Abdurrazzaq no. 20403 and At-Tirmidhi no. 3977).

Lessons from the hadith above:

1. He may bathe naked if alone or with his wife.
2. It is possible for someone with ambition to have a lot that is lawful if he can be grateful.
3. The virtue of rich people who can be grateful.
4. He may have gold to keep or as a woman's jewelry.
May give the name of the treasure obtained in this way as barakah.
5. It is possible to have a portion of the body from images that have spirit, even for jewelry. What is forbidden in our Shari'a is a perfect image that has a spirit.