Handmade Tibetan Red String Bracelet with Sliding Knot and Buddhist Mantra in Gold or Silver Plating

This handmade Tibetan red string bracelet adds a bright accent to your outfit while offering a personal reminder of your intentions. Its sliding knot lets you adjust the fit, and the engraved Buddhist mantra gives the design a meaningful focal point.

The Om Mani Padme Hum mantra and red cord connect the bracelet to Tibetan Buddhist symbolism. Wear it as a symbol of good wishes or give it as a thoughtful token; associations with luck and protection reflect spiritual beliefs rather than guaranteed outcomes. The gold finish uses 18K gold-plated copper, while the silver finish uses 990 fine silver-plated copper.

Features

• Handmade red string bracelet with engraved Buddhist mantra detail
• Sliding knot closure allows fit adjustment
• 18K gold-plated copper for the gold finish
• 990 fine silver-plated copper for the silver finish
• Unisex design suitable as a personal accessory or thoughtful gift

Specifications

• Product type: Red string bracelet
• Cord: Red string
• Gold finish: Copper with 18K gold plating
• Silver finish: Copper with 990 fine silver plating
• Closure: Sliding knot
• Mantra: Om Mani Padme Hum
• Style: Unisex
• Care: Keep away from water; remove before showering, swimming or washing hands

Frequently Asked Questions

How does the Tibetan red string bracelet adjust?

The Tibetan red string bracelet adjusts with a sliding knot. Move the knot to change the fit before wearing it.

Are the metal details solid gold or silver?

The metal details are plated copper. The gold finish has 18K gold plating, and the silver finish has 990 fine silver plating.

Can I wear this bracelet in the shower?

Remove the red string bracelet before showering, swimming or washing your hands. Keeping it away from water helps prevent cord wear and fraying.

What does the mantra on the bracelet mean for wearing it?

The bracelet features the Om Mani Padme Hum mantra associated with Tibetan Buddhist tradition. You can wear it as a meaningful reminder of good wishes and personal intentions; it does not guarantee luck or protection.