hindu jewelry

For a spiritual and feminine accessory, this lovely stretch bracelet is designed by Bali's Asmara Putra. She chooses beads of black onyx that circle the wrist, centered by sterling silver beads and a sterling om charm that dangles.

In Bali, tilem is the night of the new moon, where the lunar cycle starts over and no moon can be seen in the sky. A Hindu tradition of a Balinese ceremony and prayer to Dewa Suryai, the sun god, takes place on the night of the new moon before sunrise. The tilem moon is represented here in a beautiful pair of dangle earrings by Balinese artisan Made Sugi. Beads of black onyx rest gracefully in a 925 sterling silver setting.

Used as a mantra at the beginning or end of Hindu readings and prayers, the Balinese Om or Om Kara symbol flanks both sides of this handsome men's ring from Bali's Nyoman Rena. The artisan crafts the ring from sterling silver with ornate detailing and adds a black onyx cabochon.

.925 Sterling silver

From Alok Jain, these delightful onyx earrings are known as jhumki, which means "hanging earrings" in Hindi. The ornate silver chandeliers feature petite dancing beads in four tiers.

Made Masna's men's yoga wristband bracelet combines energizing onyx and obsidian gemstones with meaningful symbolism. The white, red and black tridatu cords reflect the Balinese Hindu principles of purity, life force and protection. A piece grounded in nature’s colors and cultural tradition, this bracelet makes a powerful statement.

The Hindu elephant deity Ganesha, known as the 'Remover of Obstacles', is the theme of this pendant necklace from Rosalia Tarigan in Bali. The designer creates a pendant of Ganesha's head, which is crowned with an elaborate headdress bearing a faceted onyx stone. The pendant centers a sleek sterling silver Borobudur chain.

This men’s amazonite yoga wristband bracelet by Made Masna holds the colors and energies of nature, with onyx stones as bold end pieces on the adjustable cord. The iconic tridatu cords in white, red and black echo Balinese Hindu principles of purity, life force and protection, grounding the bracelet in deep cultural roots.

This men’s yoga wristband bracelet by Made Masna dazzles with an array of colorful fluorite stones and powerful symbols of balance. The onyx beads at either end of the adjustable cord add a sharp contrast while the tridatu cords—white, red and black—represent key elements of Balinese Hindu culture: purity, vitality and protection. A perfect blend of style and meaning.

The legendary Garuda graces this bracelet with his proud visage. His double image holds a black onyx center as a symbol of the vial he rescued from the underworld. Wayan Sarjana finds inspiration in Hindu belief as he designs this cuff bracelet in sterling silver.

From the realm of Vedic mythology, Garuda has the face of an eagle and the body of a human, and when he spreads his wings he fully darkens the sky. The story goes that Garuda was once enslaved by two gargantuan underworld serpents called Nagas, When he broke free he took the magical elixir of life, called tirtha amertha which he found in a secret place guarded by the Nagas. Garuda flew directly to the heavens, and the gods became so impressed with his feat they gave him the gift of immortality. He became Vishnu’s steed, transporting the beloved deity between heaven and earth. Garuda's image is now very much revered in Bali, and frequently appears atop cremation towers in the belief he will transport the deceased's soul to the gods.

.925 silver