Karungali Bracelet Styles: Caps, Chains, Kada and Mala Sets

A wider range of Karungali bracelet styles

• Bead strands: the Karungali ebony wood bracelet and the Karungali beads floral silver bracelet.
• Chain styles: the link chain bracelet, the Om Karungali silver chain bracelet and the 7 Chakra link chain bracelet.
• Capped and engraved: the silver cap bracelet and the engraved design bracelet.
• With Rudraksha: the Karungali Rudraksha bracelet.

Open a product page to see the bead size, the fastening and what each option includes. Some designs combine Karungali with Rudraksha or another bead.

Kada, Damru and deity designs

A kada is a bangle-style bracelet worn on the wrist. This selection includes the Karungali kada and the Trishul Damroo Karungali kada.

Deity designs include the Karungali Hanuman mantra bracelet, the Lord Murugan face bracelet and the Shiv Nandi Trishul bracelet. In Hindu tradition, the Damru and Trishul are symbols of Lord Shiva.

Read the description of each deity design to see the motif, the cap and the bead size.

Bracelet and mala sets

Some listings pair a bracelet with a mala. The silver cap 54-bead malai with bracelet combo and the Damru bracelet with a Karungali bracelet are examples.

In a combination, inspect the mala’s length and bead count separately from the bracelet. The product’s current contents define any included companion piece, so read the title and description before you order.

Where a combination shows more than one bead size, check each size on its own before you choose.

Fit, fastening and silver finishes

Do not use bead diameter as a wrist measurement. Compare the fastening and any adjustable range listed for the option you select.

Use the exact description to tell silver plating, a silver-coloured finish and a named silver component apart. Children’s bracelets, such as the Karungali bracelet (Kids), should be chosen by their own sizing information. For a narrower edit, see Karungali bracelet designs.