A Tibetan bracelet is the one you tie on with a wish and never take off. A braided cord, a few metal beads and a simple gesture you keep on your wrist, like a promise to yourself. People don't wear it as just another bracelet. They wear it as a marker, a small reminder of what they want to bring into their life.
The knot and the wish: a Tibetan tradition
In Tibet, a thread tied around the wrist carries an intention. You tie it while thinking of a wish, and by custom you keep it on until it wears through. The repeated knots of the braid stand for patience and continuity, which makes it a good luck charm. Our bracelets are inspired by this tradition and keep both its braiding and its spirit.
Our Tibetan bracelets
The Tibetan Good Luck Bracelet, our best-seller, pairs a braided cord with brass and copper beads. Its sliding cord adjusts from 17 to 26 cm (6.7 to 10.2 in), so it fits slim and broad wrists alike. The Tibetan Wish bracelet strings gold- or silver-tone faceted beads on a black sliding cord and is worn by women and men. The Tibetan-Style Bracelet Trio gives you three braided bands in bright red, burgundy and multicolor: wear them together or share them with two people you love.
Everyday wear
They adjust in one pull, with no clasp to fiddle with. Wear one alone for a clean look, or stack it with a good luck bracelet or a protection bracelet in natural stone. It's the bracelet for people who move forward with a clear intention and like to keep it in sight.
