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Tibetan bracelets

Handmade, adjustable and made to wear, pick your favourite colour and style.

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Tibetan

Tibetan Bracelets

Our Tibetan bracelets are handmade from durable textile rope for longevity and color retention.
We offer a wide variety of colors and designs, ensuring you will always find a bracelet that perfectly matches your outfit.

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Simple vanaf €10,95 Gradient vanaf €12,95 Woven vanaf €12,95 Braided vanaf €13,95 Ends vanaf €11,95 Split vanaf €11,95 Buddha vanaf €14,95 Metal vanaf €19,95
Handmade knotted one by one Secure payment iDEAL, Klarna & more 30-day returns not happy, money back 6-month warranty on every bracelet
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Gradient Tibetan bracelet gradient brown/green/blue Original price was: €18.95.Current price is: €12.95.
Gradient Tibetan bracelet gradient red/light pink Original price was: €18.95.Current price is: €12.95.
Gradient Tibetan bracelet gradient blue/brown/pink Original price was: €18.95.Current price is: €12.95.

Why Wristin?

Fair price

Straight from the maker, no middlemen. Quality at a fair price.

Fast shipping

Ordered before 4 PM? Shipped the same day from the Netherlands.

Free delivery

Always free delivery throughout the Netherlands. No minimum order value.

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Don't see your colour or style? We're happy to help and also make custom pieces on request.

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the origin

Traditional origin

Tibetan bracelets trace their roots to Tibetan monks, who wore the knotted cords as a lucky-karma bracelet — a symbol of protection and positive energy.

Traditionally you wear it on your left wrist: the receiving side, drawing positive energy toward you. Every knot is tied by hand, so no two are exactly alike.

Which Tibetan bracelet suits you best?

Love something understated? Choose Simple or Woven. Want to stand out? Go for a colourful Gradient or Braided.

Braided Buddha Ends Gradient Metal Simple Split Woven
Mantra of the month: Om Vajrapani Hum → Read more about colours and meaning on the blog →
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