Jewellery: Bracelets, Pendants and Necklaces by Stone and Motif

Stone bracelets by bead shape

Bead shape changes how a bracelet looks and fits. Compare the shape as well as the size, since a flat or oval design sits differently from a round bead.

• Flat beads: the tiger eye bracelet with flat beads.
• Rectangular beads: the howlite rectangular stone bracelet.
• Oval cut beads: the clear quartz oval cut bracelet, the lapis lazuli bracelet and the amethyst and rose quartz bracelet.
• Other stone designs: the Navratan bracelet.

For more stone designs, see natural stone bracelets.

Silver, copper and Rudraksha bracelets

Several S925 silver bracelet designs combine a sacred bead with metal. Read the metal named on the exact listing rather than judging purity from appearance.

• S925 sterling silver Rudraksha bracelet.
• Hallmarked S925 silver Karungali bracelet.
• Hallmarked S925 silver Tulsi bracelet.
• S925 sterling silver Rudraksha and Karungali bracelet.
• Rudraksha Shakti copper bracelet.

Compare Rudraksha bracelets and Karungali pieces for more designs.

Pendants, lockets and necklaces

For necklaces, check the pendant and the chain details together.

• Krishna necklaces: the Mor Pankh Basuri necklace and the Murli Manohar necklace.
• Deity pendants: the Bajrang Bali pendant and the Rudraksha Karungali malai with Hanuman pendant.
• Rashi pendants: Sagittarius (Dhanu) and Aquarius (Kumbh).
• Lockets and charms: the angelite stone locket with chain, the evil eye locket and the evil eye bracelet.

Browse spiritual necklaces for more.

Choosing the right fit and caring for it

A bead-size label is not a wrist measurement. A chain design can fit differently from an elastic strand, so check the fit information for the option you select.

Store each piece in a soft pouch so beads and metal do not rub together, and follow the care note on the product page. For malas and sets, see Jaap Mala and spiritual jewellery.