Tibetan prayer wheel ring - Jade and silver

Tibetan prayer wheel ring - Jade and silver

1- What is a Tibetan prayer wheel ring?
A Tibetan prayer wheel ring is a religious object used in the practice of Tibetan Buddhism. It is a small cylinder often made of metal, wood or stone, containing a written prayer or mantra rolled up on a scroll inside. The cylinder is mounted on a ring, allowing it to be worn on the finger

When the wearer manipulates the Tibetan prayer wheel ring by spinning it between his fingers or swinging it, this is believed to cause the prayer or mantra contained within to be recited or propagated.
It is a common practice in Tibetan Buddhism where the repetition of prayers or mantras is considered beneficial for accumulating merit and promoting inner peace. Prayer wheels are often used in circumambulations around stupas, temples or other sacred places.

2- Materials composing this Tibetan prayer wheel ring
925 silver hallmarked to international standards.
Jade says "polar" from Canada.
The so-called Polar jade is a nephrite type jade, hydroxide silicate of calcium magnesium and iron, subclass of inosilicates, supergroup of amphiboles, variety of the actinolite-tremolite series. Russia and Canada for its deposits. Our polar jade comes from the Yukon in Canada
Natural turquoise from Hubei province in bezel setting on the top and sides of this Tibetan prayer wheel ring
Natural Nan Hong (Southern Red) Agate from Yunnan Province in a bezel setting on the lower part and on the sides of this Tibetan prayer wheel ring
As a gemologist from the National Institute of Gemmology (France), all our materials are expertly assessed and certified by us.

This Tibetan prayer wheel ring rotates just like temple prayer wheels (mani chö-khor) thanks to a high-precision German ball bearing system .

3- Dimensions of this Tibetan prayer wheel ring
35mm by 25mm
Weight 24 grams
This Tibetan prayer mill ring is adjustable to all finger sizes because it is open

4- The mantra of compassion “Om Mani Padme Hum”
On this Tibetan prayer wheel ring is inscribed on the wheel itself, one of the most famous and revered mantras of Tibetan Buddhism. It is associated with Avalokiteshvara (Chenrezig, Guan Yin) the bodhisattva of compassion.
“Om” is considered the primordial sound, symbolizing the body, speech and mind of Buddha.
“Mani” means jewel, representing the altruistic method of compassion.
“Padme” means lotus, symbolizing wisdom.
“Hum” represents the indivisibility of these two aspects, compassion and wisdom.

Thus, reciting this mantra is believed to purify the mind, cultivate compassion and wisdom, and generate blessings for oneself and others. This is why it is recited, chanted, and engraved on sacred objects in the Tibetan Buddhist tradition.

For more details, I invite you to consult our article dedicated to the mantra of compassion "om mani padme hum" on our blog dedicated to Buddhist cultures by clicking on this link

5- Interest in wearing this Tibetan prayer wheel ring
By wearing this Tibetan prayer wheel ring, you create a deep connection with the spirituality and the age-old tradition of Tibetan Buddhism.
Each rotation of the mill recalls the constant recitation of the mantra of compassion, allowing you to cultivate inner peace and spread positive vibes around you.
It is a constant reminder of the presence of compassion and wisdom in your daily life, and a way to find calm and balance in a hectic world.
As a talisman loaded with meaning, this Tibetan prayer wheel ring is a tool to elevate your mind and soul to spiritual heights.