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Turquoise Six-Character Mantra Nine-Eyed Dzi Bead Bracelet
Turquoise Six-Character Mantra Nine-Eyed Dzi Bead Bracelet
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Product Highlights
- Design: Nine-Eyed Dzi bead with Six-Character Mantra (Om Mani Padme Hum) and
- Material: Copper
- Gender: Unisex — suitable for all genders
- Size: Standard fit — 20 cm to 22 cm wrist circumference
- Finish: Rich copper tone with Dzi bead and turquoise detailing
- Origin: manufactured in China
- Imported & Marketed by: The Wear Cart, India
The Nine-Eyed Dzi Bead
Dzi beads are among the most sacred and sought-after objects in Tibetan culture, believed to be of divine origin. The Nine-Eyed Dzi is considered the most powerful of all Dzi bead types — its nine eyes are said to represent the Nine Planets, offering the wearer protection from all directions, accumulation of merit, and the fulfilment of wishes. In Tibetan tradition, a Nine-Eyed Dzi is a treasure passed through generations.
Together, they form a complete path toward compassion, liberation, and inner peace.
Why Copper?
Copper enhances the conductivity of spiritual energy and is believed to amplify the metaphysical properties of the stones and symbols it holds. It develops a natural patina over time, adding to the bracelet’s character and depth.
Size Guide
Fits wrist sizes 20 cm to 22 cm. Standard unisex size suitable for most adults.
Note to Customer: Please note that we do not claim benefits. Our products and practices are based on cultural, spiritual, and experiential traditions. Any benefits mentioned are rooted in these beliefs and personal experiences. People who wear these items often do so with the intention of inviting positive energies, protection, and spiritual well-being into their lives. It’s a personal choice, and the effectiveness is subjective, varying from person to person based on their beliefs and experiences.
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