Prayer Wheel Earrings & Necklace | Turquoise Blue Glass Bead | Silver Plated
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A tiny mantra drum at your ear or your collarbone, with a flash of turquoise blue.
A Tibetan prayer wheel holds a mantra — most often om mani padme hum, the mantra of compassion — and turning it is held to be the same as saying it. This one carries that shape in silver plate, finished with a blue glass bead in a turquoise colour: a quiet reminder that you don't need the perfect words for your intention to count.
Wear it as earrings, as a necklace, or as the pair. Bought separately: $70. Together: $65.
Honest Note: This Wheel Barely Turns
The drum moves a little, but it won't spin all the way round. This is the prayer wheel you wear, not the one you turn through a long night. A prayer wheel belongs to Tibetan Buddhism, a living tradition, and wearing one well means knowing what it holds and which way it turns (clockwise) — the whole story is in my prayer wheel meaning guide.
Materials & Details
- Prayer wheel: 32 mm
- Metal: silver-plated base metal
- Bead: blue glass in a turquoise colour — not natural turquoise, and not a gemstone
- Wheel action: turns partway, does not spin fully
- Necklace length: choose 41 cm / 16 in, 46 cm / 18 in or 51 cm / 20 in
- Ear wire: choose leverback (secure closure) or classic shepherd’s hook
- Choose: necklace $35, earrings $35, or the set $65
Care
Plated metal likes to stay dry: take it off for showers and swims, wipe it with a soft cloth, and store it in its pouch. More in my jewellery cleaning guide.
See the rest of the family in the prayer wheel collection.
"The turning is the prayer."
Mystic Soul Jewelry — Canadian small business, Calgary, Alberta, since 2008.
