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Courage: Hanuman and Tiger Eye Devotional Pieces
Courage is the symbolic theme of this collection, built around Lord Hanuman and tiger eye. It brings together Hanuman pendants, gada designs, a kavach, charan paduka, tiger eye jewellery and Rudraksha beads, with no promised result.
About Courage
Hanuman motifs and tiger eye jewellery are among the choices in this courage-themed edit. Gada designs, kavach and charan paduka offer different ways to keep a meaningful symbol close.
Pick the form that suits the person: a piece for daily wear, a small devotional object or a display item. Read a kavach’s listed contents carefully, and check whether a gada design is a pendant or a standing piece with a base.
Explore the Hanuman collection.
- Collection size
- 54 products
- Deity
- Lord Hanuman, in pendants, gada, kavach, charan paduka and a frame
- Stones
- Tiger eye, green agate, yellow calcite, pyrite, selenite
- Also listed
- Chandan malas and bracelets, Rudraksha beads, a Ganesha pocket temple
- Theme
- Symbolic courage, with no promised result
Hanuman pieces in the courage collection
In Hindu tradition, Lord Hanuman is honoured for his strength, courage and devotion to Shri Ram. His gada (mace) is his familiar symbol. This edit includes the Bajrang Bali Power Pendant, the Lord Hanuman Gada and Hanuman Charan Paduka.
The Hanuman Kavach is listed as a Rudraksha product, so read its contents on the product page. A Panchamukhi Hanuman Raw Pyrite Frame suits a wall or shelf. Many devotees recite the Hanuman Chalisa on Tuesdays and Saturdays.
Tiger eye malas, bracelets and stones
Tiger eye is a golden-brown stone with shifting bands of light. In popular belief it is linked with confidence and courage, and many people wear it as a personal symbol.
Choices include the Tiger Eye Stone Mala 108 Beads and the Tiger Eye Square Bracelet. You will also find a pack of 5 tiger eye crystal stones and a Tiger Eye Anklet with Selenite combo.
Rashi bracelets, chandan and Rudraksha
The edit also includes rashi bracelets, chosen by zodiac sign. Examples are the Singh Rashi (Leo) tiger eye bracelet and the Kanya Rashi (Virgo) green agate bracelet. A Meen Rashi (Pisces) yellow calcite bracelet is also listed.
For japa, there is a Chandan Sandalwood Jaap Mala 108 beads. Rudraksha beads such as the 1 Mukhi Rudraksha and Gauri Shankar Rudraksha are listed too.
Choosing and caring for your piece
Think about how the piece will be used. A pendant or bracelet is for daily wear. A gada with a base or a charan paduka suits the puja room, and a frame belongs on a wall.
Keep stone and wood beads dry, and away from perfume and soap. Wipe them with a soft cloth and store stones separately so they do not scratch. Dust display pieces gently, and follow the care guidance on each product page.
Frequently asked questions
What does the courage theme mean?
What is a Hanuman kavach?
Is the Hanuman gada a pendant or a standing piece?
Which day is linked with Lord Hanuman?
Can I choose a bracelet by my rashi?
What is the price of a tiger eye bracelet?
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Updated on 20 October 2026
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