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Yellow Jambhala Wealth Ring | 925 Silver + Brass Tibetan Talisman

$69.90 USD $699.00 USD

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Product Properties

Product Story & Key Points

🪙 Summon the Treasure‑Rain of Jambhala
In Tibetan iconography, Yellow Jambhala (Dzambhala) rides a lotus, pouring limitless fortune for those who cultivate wisdom and generosity. We captured his fierce, lion‑like visage on a compact signet ring—so every clasp of your hand echoes the mantra “Om Dzambhala Dzalen Draye Soha.”

Highlight	Details
Deity Portrait	Solid brass relief of Jambhala; eyes, fangs and crown sharply under‑cut for enduring depth.
Auspicious Clouds & Lotus Scrolls	Oxidised S925 silver architecture frames the deity, symbolising the arising of wealth from virtue.
Secret Seed Syllable	Inside shank: hand‑engraved Tibetan letter ཛྲ (DZA) encircled by a 12‑petal lotus—activates the talisman when worn.
Free‑Size Comfort	Hidden open‑end flexes from US 6 ‑ 12; 6 mm face tapers to 3 mm band for daily wear.
True Artisanal Craft	Cast, chased and fire‑oxidised in a family workshop near Lhasa; each micro‑variation proves its handmade nature.

Materials & Specs

Metal: S925 Sterling Silver (nickel‑free) + Lead‑free Brass accents
Face Width: 0.24 in / 6 mm (max)
Band Thickness: 0.07 in / 1.8 mm
Weight: ~0.18 oz / 5 g ± 0.3 g
Fit: Adjustable open‑end (US 6‑12 / Ø 16‑21 mm)
Finish: Oxidised silver, antique‑polished brass, matte inner sleeve for skin comfort

Symbolic Power

Element	Blessing	Daily Intention
Jambhala Mask (Brass)	Material & spiritual wealth	“May I give and receive abundantly.”
Cloud Scrolls	Auspicious arrival of fortune	“Welcome happy turns.”
Lotus Crown	Pure motives guide gain	“Prosper with integrity.”
Seed “DZA”	Activates deity energy	Whisper the mantra while putting it on.

🎁 Gift Cue

Slip this ring onto an entrepreneur’s finger before a big launch—or onto your own before making offerings. Prosperity that begins in generosity always finds its way back.