Prayer Wheel Spinner Ring | Gold Plated
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This is the ring from my blog. The one I turned for hours, day after day, until the little bead on the side flew off.
In 2020 I sat in a children's hospital room with my son and no words left. What I had was this ring. I turned it, and kept turning it, because that is what a prayer wheel is built for: the mantra is already inside, so your job isn't to find the sentence. Your job is to turn.
A Tibetan prayer wheel carries a mantra — most often om mani padme hum, the mantra of compassion — and turning it clockwise is held to be the same as saying it. This ring puts that wheel on your hand: a gold-plated band that spins under your thumb, with a bead on the side to keep it moving.
Wear It With Respect
A prayer wheel belongs to Tibetan Buddhism, a living tradition. Turn it clockwise, know what it carries, and you're wearing it the way it's meant. The full story is in my prayer wheel meaning guide.
Materials & Details
- Design: prayer wheel spinner ring with side bead
- Finish: gold-plated
- Size: adjustable
- Wheel action: the band spins fully
Care
Gold plate wants a soft, dry cloth rather than a dip. Take it off for hand-washing and swims and it will keep turning for you. More in my jewellery cleaning guide.
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"The turning is the prayer."
Mystic Soul Jewelry — Canadian small business, Calgary, Alberta, since 2008.
