Copper Bracelet - 8 Auspicious Symbols

The eight Tibetan auspicious symbols are engraved on this bracelet:

1. The treasure vase that contains the water of immortality,
2. The precious umbrella that protects ourselves from evil,
3. The golden fish: related to happiness, they symbolise the beings who were saved from the ocean of suffering,
4. The lotus flower, symbol of the original purity and a promise of salvation,
5. The right-coiled white conch which represents the music of Dharma that can be heard in all directions,
6. The endless knot, symbol of the interconnection of all things with time and change,
7. The banner of victory over negativity and ignorance,
8. The Dharma wheel, symbol of the Noble Eightfold Path that leads to enlightenment.

In Tibet, metal bracelets are considered as healing jewels. They are meant to have specific properties such as the activation of blood pressure and the absorption of minerals; their electromagnetic effect is said to relieve pain. Known since ancient times in the West, copper is a valuable metal that is said to have a positive effect on blood pressure. Recent studies highlight its great importance for human health.

Care and Cleaning of Copper Jewellery

To preserve the natural beauty of your copper bracelet, avoid direct contact with water, perfumes, creams, and chemicals. We recommend removing it before showering, bathing, or engaging in sports activities, as moisture and sweat can accelerate oxidation.

Over time, copper may darken and develop a natural patina, which is a characteristic of this metal. To restore its shine, you can use a traditional method: apply a few drops of lemon juice to a soft cloth and gently rub the bracelet. Afterwards, remove any residue with a slightly damp cloth and dry the bracelet thoroughly. Alternatively, you can use a cleaning product specifically designed for copper.

When not in use, store your bracelet in its original box, in a dry place away from moisture, to help preserve its beauty for longer.