Tibetan Prayer Silver Locket About our locket The Tibetan Locket is a stunning piece of jewelry that exemplifies Tibetan workmanship and devotion. This locket, made of 92.5% silver and copper, is both long-lasting and eye-catching. It is 7.1 cm in height and 5.5 cm in width and is intended to be utilized as both a gorgeous ornament and a meaningful keepsake. The incorporation of labradorite, a semi-precious stone recognized for its interesting color play, gives a distinctive touch that enhances the overall attractiveness. This locket serves as a personal sanctuary for your most treasured memories or sacred things, allowing you to carry a bit of your spirituality with you wherever you travel. Its delicate craftsmanship incorporates traditional Tibetan concepts, making it both a fashionable accessory and a conversation starter. The Tibetan Locket, weighing only 0.044 kg, is lightweight and ideal for regular wear or special events, combining elegance and meaning in a single, magnificent piece. Introduction to Locket A Buddhist locket is a piece of jewelry designed to hold a small prayer, mantra, or image related to Buddhist practice. The locket may have a design or image of a Buddhist deity, such as the Buddha, or an image of a sacred symbol, such as the lotus flower. It is typically worn as a talisman to remind the wearer of their spiritual path and to offer protection. Some Buddhist lockets are also used as a form of religious devotion and are frequently given as gifts to friends and family members to provide them with spiritual support and blessings.-------------------------------------------------Size: 7.1m(Height) x 5.5cm(Width)Weight:0.044 kgMaterials : 92.5% Silver, Copper, Labradorite: Semi-precious stone-------------------------------------------------Why choose Evamratna? To give your space a peaceful, powerful, and attractive feel, we are introducing Buddhism-inspired home décor items to enliven your space with zen vibes in the form of decoration, an art form, or inspiration.
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