Designed to be held. Made to be worn.

The making

Designed to be held. Made to be worn.

A piece begins with its shape in New York and takes form through Tibetan hands in Qinghai, on the Tibetan Plateau.

From design to finished piece.

People & places

From design to finished piece.

Tibetan craftspeople in Qinghai, on the Tibetan Plateau shape and work the raw materials. Finishing and packaging are completed in mainland China and Hong Kong.

Our jewelry designer’s experience includes projects for Dior and Chanel. At Bijala, that experience serves a collection with its own source and meaning.

Materials & details

A closer look.

The metal

Sterling silver, two finishes.

Both lockets are made from Ag925 silver. Gold has 18K gold plating; Silver has a rhodium finish.

The window

Natural crystal.

A natural-crystal cover protects the fine blessed mineral & crystal grains from the mandala. The compartment is sealed and is not designed to be opened.

The movement

A turn, and a prayer.

Both lockets rotate. Turn the centre as you make a wish or say a prayer, a gesture inspired by the prayer wheel.

The fit

Your own way to wear it.

Sapphire Dome sits on an adjustable black woven cord. Brilliant Diamonds hangs from an adjustable fine gold necklace chain. Choose the shape and feeling you are drawn to.

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Choose what you carry.

Two lockets. Fine blessed mineral & crystal grains from one mandala. Made to be worn close, every day.

From the temple & the making

Letters from Bijala.

Ceremony films, notes from the making, and new pieces when they are ready.