Tibetan Silver Bracelet

Jewelry has traditionally been an important part of Tibetan daily dress. Himalayan jewelry is often oversized and heavy, with elaborate surface design and an exuberance of color. The value of jewelry was historically determined by the intensity of color and size of the components, rather than the value in gems or precious metals. Our jewelry collection offers a diverse group of jewelry, ranging from Tibetan silver items to sterling silver. We have the larger more traditional Tibetan pieces, and also smaller delicate items. From bracelets and rings to earrings, there is a beautiful piece of jewelry that’s perfect for everyone.

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Our mission is to bring our customers quality items from Nepal, Tibet, and China, at reasonable prices, with fast and efficient service. If you have a question about any of our products, please give us a call and ask. We are always happy to help. Some featured items are Singing Bowls, Prayer Beads Malas, and Tibetan Buddhist Thangkas. Tibetan singing bowls are wonderful to use for relaxation, meditation, or just for fun. They also look cool just sitting around! Prayer Beads are what we in the West think of as rosaries, but Buddhist Malas have certain distinguishing factors. Many Prayer Beads have 108 beads, and this number is important in both Buddhism and Hinduism. Thangkas are beautiful paintings, mounted on brocade, which generally feature Buddhas, but also can feature Tibetan Buddhist symbols, such as the dharma wheel. Thangkas make beautiful decoration, and they can also be added to your personal meditation area or shrine.

Tibetan Jewelry is one of our most popular product lines, and we love to bring new and interesting pieces of jewelry to you! Our Tibetan pendants section and our Prayer Boxes sections both have been recently updated with new products, and our Tibetan Silver Bracelets section is the most popular of our Tibetan jewelry sections. We have recently added Jewelry Accessories, including chains and jewelry bags, to enhance our Tibetan Jewelry offerings.

We ship worldwide, and we accept payment through credit card, money order, checks, and now Paypal. We are happy to do custom orders of larger quantities, and if you are interested in wholesale from us, please contact us with your credentials. We will email a wholesale price list to you along with information on how to place a wholesale order with us.

Jewelry making in Nepal is an art. Items of jewelry have a cultural, historical and traditional meaning, and the style of jewelry can help identify the different ethnic groups of Nepal. While some of the jewelry worn by the Nepalese women has been passed down through the generations and are cherished family heirlooms, there are still jewelry makers in Nepal who specialize in the custom making of traditional jewelry.

Tourists will find a great selection of jewelry on sale in Nepal and will also see many woman wearing large and often bulky pieces of jewelry. Understanding Nepalese jewelry can help visitors make an informed decision when choosing a piece to purchase. Gold and precious stones have always been the preferred materials used in Nepalese jewelry, and the size and weight of some pieces are astounding.

Originally the jewelry makers of Nepal would get their gold, of which they prefer 24 karat gold or pure gold, from India. Today the Asian markets fulfill those requirements and within the forgotten villages of the Kathmandu Valley, traditional artists of gold and stone can be found making the pieces that have been popular for centuries. In some stores and shops, a combination of ethnic styles can be found, with some pieces becoming more refined to appeal to the international visitors. Unique items, which are more intricate than the usual pieces, are generally used in festivals and marriages, and it is custom for the groom to present his bride with a gift of jewelry that consists of an anklet, a headpiece and a ring, which weighs approximately a 100 grams in gold.

Terai women are known for wearing a plain gold nose pin and big round pure gold earrings, referred to as Tuki. They also wear a studded ring in the top of their ear, and a vast number of different necklaces. Gurung women also like wearing earrings, but theirs are shaped in the form of a flower and cover most of the ear. The outer ridge of the ear is often adorned with up to ten piercings, complimented by a granite stone necklace and studded bracelets. Tibetan and Sherpa woman are easily recognized through their affection for turquoise stones and coral. Features like these distinguish between tribes. Some pieces, such as multi-stranded necklaces of red or green beads, are worn by all tribal woman.

Kathmandu is the ideal location for jewelry shopping, as it is famous for its magnificent variety of traditional and modern items. Often handcrafted, unique and striking pieces of jewelry found in Nepal make perfect gifts and valuable souvenirs of a country that is rich in history and in beauty.

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By Wang Xianzhi
Eastern Jin Dynasty
Handscroll, Cursive script, Ink on silk
Length: 26.1cm, Width: 26.9cm

Wang Xianzhi, the seventh son of the great calligrapher Wang Xizhi, was a native of Linyi, Shandong Province. He learned calligraphy from his father in his childhood, and later received training from Zhang Zhi. He was accomplished in almost all calligraphy styles, especially the running-cursive script. Having 15 characters in 2 li

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Thank God for Daily Candy – they keep me informed about all the latest and greatest happenings in my hometown of Los Angeles. But they also keep me abreast of some pretty terrific styles and jewelry online.

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The Vita Fede Dez Ring is made with 24K plated gold and “Italian orange natural stone.” I love that. What is it – quartz? And if so, why not say so? At $215.00, who cares what it’s made of: it looks great.

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Qianlong period, Qing Dynasty
Height: 3.7cm
Diameter of mouth: 36.7*19cm

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