Mantra Bracelet
A prayer wheel for the wrist, strung with green stone from the ceremony’s own vein.
Blessed at White Buddha Temple, December 2025.
Product variants
The wheel at its center is a working prayer wheel, scaled for the wrist.
| Beads | 8 mm green aventurine (the stone some call Tibetan jade) |
| Wheel | Ag925 silver prayer wheel · six-syllable mantra · 8 × 15 mm |
| Spacers | 925 silver |
| Fit | Strung to slip over the hand |
Where the stone comes from
At White Buddha Temple, on the eastern shore of Qinghai Lake, twenty Gelug monks spent fourteen days building a sand mandala for Mahāvairocana, the Buddha of all-illuminating light. They worked from December 4 to 18, 2025.
Your stone was gathered during those same days, from the vein that gives the ceremony its sand, and blessed by the same hands. The mandala itself went back to the water when it was finished. What you wear is stone from that vein.
Turn the wheel
Turning a prayer wheel is one of the oldest gestures in Tibetan practice. This one is scaled to the thumb.
You don’t wear the sand. You turn it.
