People really need to get things clear in their mind before they start freaking out. The Nazi swastika points right and is shown at a diagonal, the Buddhist/Indian/Hindu swastika points left and is shown flat.
The jewelry that is shown in the pic points left — it’s not the Nazi symbol. It’s also found in practically every Buddhist temple in Japan and probably every other nation with a sizable Buddhist population.
Actually, the only difference is the orientation. I live in India, and see swastikas all the time (there’s one built into a house near my office, made of windows), and they’re all pointing the same as the Nazi version. As I said, the only difference is that the Nazis turned it on one point, whereas the India version sits flat on one side.
They were ornamental decorations on the bus stops on Osan AB in Korea when I was there in the late 80s/early 90s. Oh, and everywhere else I went in Korea.