om jewelry

Brick red leather strands are braided by hand to create this wrap bracelet from Siriporn in Thailand. The bracelet is secured by a 950 silver button bearing the om symbol.

Thailand's Khun Boom artfully invokes Om, the sacred Hindu mantra, in the design of this wrap bracelet. Engraved on the front of a sterling silver medallion with an oxidized finish, Om (also Aum or Ohm) is intoned at the beginning and end of a reading of the Vedas, as well as in meditation. Designed to wrap around the wrist, the bracelet is crafted by hand with shiny silver beads and faceted beads of reconstituted turquoise.

.950 Silver beads and .925 sterling silver charm.

Thailand's Khun Boom artfully invokes Om, the sacred Hindu mantra, in the design of this wrap bracelet. Engraved on the front of a sterling silver medallion with an oxidized hammered finish, Om (also Aum or Ohm) is intoned at the beginning and end of a reading of the Vedas, as well as in meditation. Designed to wrap around the wrist, the bracelet is crafted by hand with shiny silver beads and dyed blue chalcedony.

.950 Silver beads and .925 sterling silver charm.

Evoking the calm air of a Buddhist, this intriguing wrap bracelet is designed by Siriporn of Thailand. She chooses two lengths of leather cord to circle the wrist, beaded with black onyx gems. A silver button clasp stamped with the om symbol is provided by Karen hill tribe artisans, fastening between two loops for an adjustable fit.

In honor of Hindu tradition, Komang Agus Saputra designs a wrap necklace centered by an Om (also Ohm) medallion. This is a sacred incantation to be intoned at the beginning and end of a reading of the Vedas, as well as prior to any prayer or mantra. Saputra carves the pendant by hand from coconut shell and accompanies it with chang wood beads. The necklace includes a brown faux-suede cord that can be adjusted to the desired length.