Colored Tibetan Necklace

Reference: PIT

Tibetan Hair Pin

These pretty wooden hair sticks are a hair accessory featuring an ornament inspired by Tibetan art and culture at their end. They measure approximately 16cm in length. They are used to hold buns and braids, or to adorn ponytails. They will add a touch of sophistication and exoticism to your hairstyle.

Reference: COL09

Large Tibetan Necklace

Dans la culture tibétaine, les colliers sont souvent considérés comme des objets de protection et de bénédiction, offerts aux amis et à la famille pour apporter de la chance et de la prospérité. Ce magnifique collier de tibétain mesure environ 32 cm de hauteur, et environ 56 cm de tour de cou. Le médaillon, finement travaillé, mesure environ 5,5 cm de hauteur, 7 cm de largeur, et 2,5 cm d'épaisseur. Ce grand collier tibétain est composé de différentes perles en laiton, er résine : imitation corail rouge, imitation turquoise, et imitation cornaline.

Long Wooden Necklace

This pretty necklace is made of wood, wooden beads, coconut beads, brass, resin... It measures 45 cm in height. The round pendant measures 4.5 cm in diameter. Its colors are brown, red, green, blue, yellow. It is ethnic style, original and elegant.

Reference: BRC01

Tibetan Copper Bracelet

This copper bead bracelet is handmade in India by Tibetan refugees. It is made of copper beads and braided cotton. It is a Buddhist lucky charm, which brings protection, luck and success.

Reference: BRAN-V

Nepali Bracelet

These pretty little bracelets are handmade in Nepal by artisans using traditional manufacturing techniques. They are composed of 3 lines of small coral beads, and engraved silver metal beads. These bracelets are unisex but they are suitable for wrists rather thin. Their length is about 18.5 cm.

Reference: 1321

Tibetan Necklace

This pretty old Tibetan style necklace in red, yellow and turquoise blue tones is made of large stone and resin beads, imitation coral and imitation turquoise, as well as silver-plated beads. It measures approximately 58cm around the neck.

Reference: COL13

Snake Necklace

This golden "snake" necklace keeps the shape you give it, it is both rigid and flexible, so you can wear it in various ways, as a necklace or bracelet, depending on your mood and your imagination! Its thickness is about 1cm

Reference: COL10

Black Tibetan Necklace

This beautiful necklace, silver and black, is Tibetan style. It is composed of a thick black cotton cord, 8 silver beads (4 on each side of the medallion), and a round "spiral" medallion, silver color, in aluminium. It is handmade in India. The height of the medallion is approximately 5 cm. The total height of the necklace, including the medallion, is approximately 27 cm (choker not including the medallion: 44 cm). The collar is very light (30g).

Reference: BATIB

Tibetan Ring

This magnificent Tibetan-style square ring is in black resin encrusted with small pieces of natural stone (imitation coral and malachite) and brass. The structure of the ring is made of brass. The size is adjustable and fits all fingers. Width of the square about 2.5 cm.

Reference: BRABO

Bodhi Bracelet

This beautiful bracelet contains 15 Bodhi seeds hand strung on red and yellow braided nylon. There is a wooden clasp and the size of the bracelet is adjustable: you can easily adjust it to your wrist size.

Reference: COL11

Rectangular Tibetan Necklace

This beautiful Tibetan style necklace is handmade in India, in the Dharamsala region, by Tibetan refugees. It is a very beautiful necklace in green, red and gold tones. It is made up of a 5 cm by 3.5 cm rectangular medallion made of brass and imitation turquoise, brass beads, imitation turquoise and red resin imitation coral. The height of the necklace is about 30 cm including the medallion. The total length of the necklace is approximately 50 cm around the neck (locket not included).

Reference: COL04

Mandala Necklace

This necklace features a Tibetan mandala, a diagram that symbolizes the universe and the teachings of Tibetan Buddhism. Tibetan mandalas are often used for healing and meditation. Their intricate geometry and symmetry are considered soothing and comforting to the mind. They are also seen as representations of deities and cosmic forces in the Tibetan Buddhist tradition.