The "Wheel of Prayer" is a typical Tibetan cult object. Traditionally, the mantra Om Mani Padme Hum is stamped in Sanskrit on the outside of the wheel. According to the tradition of Tibetan Buddhism, based on the texts referring to the wheels of prayer, spinning this wheel has more or less the same meritorious effect as a prayer. The special feature of the bracelets in this collection are the wheels made of 925% silver (barrel or ball), engraved with the Mantra Om Mani Padme Hum in Santrit. These rollers, which are not attached to the bracelet like stones, reproduce the rotating movement of the Buddhist prayer wheels. According to the tradition of Tibetan Buddhism, based on the texts referring to the wheels of prayer, spinning this wheel has more or less the same meritorious effect as a prayer. Each bracelet is made and blessed in Tibet. All bracelets come in their original bag with their cardboard shopper, the certificate of authenticity, and the illustration of all bracelets with the corresponding explanations.
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