Rings

A ring from the Tibetan tradition is a quiet sign. It recalls an intention, a journey or a moment of connection. Handmade in copper and brass by Tibetan artisans in the Himalayas, with mantras, symbols or in a simple, timeless form.

Tibetan Finger Ring With Adjustable Size, Cut Out Mantra "Om Mani Padme Hum"

CHF 14.50

Tibetan Mantra Finger Ring "Om Mani Padme Hum"

CHF 6.50

Handmade Copper and Brass Adjustable Ring

CHF 8.50

Tibetan Mantra Finger Ring "Om Mani Padme Hum" Sanskrit

CHF 8.50

Tibetan Copper Coil Ring

CHF 8.50

What does a Tibetan ring mean and how is it worn?

A ring is the most personal piece of jewellery. It sits on the hand that touches everything and is always visible, to yourself and to others. Choosing a ring means consciously choosing what you want to be reminded of each day. In the Tibetan tradition, that reminder is often a mantra or a symbol.

The best known are mantra rings with Om Mani Padme Hum, the mantra of compassion, in Tibetan script or Sanskrit, engraved or cut out of the metal. Other rings bear the Eight Auspicious Symbols or stay simple: copper twisted, coiled or braided. If you prefer to wear these signs on your wrist, you will also find them on our bangles.

Our rings are handcrafted from copper and brass by Tibetan artisans in the Himalayas, so no two are exactly alike. Many are adjustable and fit almost any finger, which also makes them easy to give as a gift. Over time the metal develops a patina, and a ring worn for years becomes a companion to your own story.