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Buddha bracelets

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

Buddha

Tibetan Buddha Bracelets

These beautiful bracelets are woven from rope in various vibrant colors. To complete the bracelet, a small Buddha figurine has been added. When you gift someone a Buddha, you are wishing them good luck.

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Buddha Tibetan bracelet buddha purple/pink/blue Original price was: €20.95.Current price is: €15.95.
Buddha Tibetan bracelet buddha brown/white Original price was: €20.95.Current price is: €15.95.
Buddha Tibetan bracelet buddha blue/red/grey Original price was: €20.95.Current price is: €14.95.

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a symbol of luck

A Buddha for good luck

The Buddha bracelet is woven from rope in cheerful colours and finished with a small Buddha figurine. By tradition, gifting a Buddha wishes someone good luck.

That makes it as much a gift as a piece of jewellery — a small symbol you carry with you all day.

Who is the Buddha bracelet for?

Choose Buddha when you want a bracelet with meaning, for yourself or as a gift. Pair it with a Simple or Woven band for a complete set.

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