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White Jambhala Wealth Bracelet | 925 Silver & Red Agate

$79.90 USD $399.00 USD

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Product Properties

Product Story & Key Points

💠 “Treasury Holder on Your Pulse”
In Himalayan lore the White Jambhala (Tib. Dzambhala Karpo) rides a snow‑dragon, pouring nectar that doubles whatever it touches—material gain, yes, but above all the courage to share.
This bracelet sets the deity in 24 k gilded brass within an antique‑silver cloud mandorla; flip it over to reveal the seed syllable ཡ (ya) crowned by a single southern red agate bead—calling riches back each time the wrist turns.

Highlight	Details
Hand‑sculpted White Jambhala	3‑D lost‑wax brass casting, flash‑plated with 24 k gold (0.3 µm).
Double‑Face Medallion	Front: deity & snow‑dragon; Back: seed syllable + red agate cabochon.
Eight‑Cloud Frame	Oxidised S925 silver, pierced with swirling prosperity clouds.
Vajra‑Link Chain	Oval anchor links alternate with micro five‑prong vajras for “diamond fortune.”
Adjustable Fit	Lobster clasp + 2 in extender suits 6 – 8 in wrists; only 10.8 g total weight.

Materials & Specifications

Component	Material
Medallion & Chain	S925 sterling silver, antique matte‑black oxidised
Deity Casting & Bezel	Brass with 24 k gold flash
Accent Gem	Natural southern red agate Ø 3 mm

Net Weight: 0.38 oz (10.8 g)
Medallion Size: L 0.71 in (18 mm) × W 0.59 in (15 mm) × T 0.16 in (4 mm)
Fit Range: 6 – 8 in (15 – 20 cm) wrist via 2‑in extender
Finish: sand‑blast texture with hand‑polish highlights

Symbolic Power

Element	Tibetan Meaning	Daily Intention
White Jambhala	Inexhaustible generosity, removal of poverty	“May giving open every gate.”
Snow‑Dragon	Swift success, guardianship of treasure	“Ride opportunity fearlessly.”
Red Agate	Grounded vitality, wealth retention	“Hold what truly matters.”
Vajra Links	Indestructible resolve	“Stay unbreakable in purpose.”

🎁 Gift Cue

Gift the White Jambhala to anyone launching a venture, moving house, or saving for a dream—reminding them that true affluence begins with fearless generosity.