Tibetan Artisan Jewelry

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.

Tibetan Shop

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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.

[sun and moon & tibetan script] Portrait of Master Zhang – eyongs tibetan

Soft-Flex has news about bead stoppers, those cool coil-looking thingys that you can attach to the end of beading wire while you are stringing so your beads don’t slip off accidentally. Now the come in two sizes as well as lots of colors. For smaller diameter wire, there are now mini-bead stoppers. They are 7mm wide, 7mm high, and 17mm in length compared to the regular size that are 12mm wide, 10mm high, and 20mm in length.

As far as colors, there is a choice of nine different colors for the plastic covers that go on the ends of the bead stoppers. These colors are available in both regular and mini bead stoppers: bright green, dark blue, light blue, orange, pink, purple, red, teal, and yellow. And, hey, if you don’t want the plastic colored comfort tips, you can get bead stoppers without them too.

I know a lot of bead stringers have figured out other ways to keep beads on the cord while stringing (such as tape), but honestly, considering the cost of these little guys (ranging from $4.25 to $6.25 for a pack of 4), I think they are totally worth the extra few dollars.

Portrait of Master Zhang
Fan Qi
Ink and color on silk
216.5*94.8 cm
Palace Museum of Beijing

This painting portrays in full size the Taoist founder Master Zhang. Because of its size, it must have been a central scroll hung in a temple for people to pay tribute to. Master Zhang is Zhang Ling, a native Feng County in Jiangsu Province, the founder

Original by Zhang Xu of Tang Dynasty
Regular script
From a book of rubbings produced during the Song Dynasty
Each page: Length: 19.8cm, Width: 11.8cm

Located on an ancient tomb tablet in Xi’an, Shaanxi Province, the stone inscription adopted mostly regular script during the Tang Dynasty.” Lang Guan” is a common term for a court official. The above-mentioned stone i

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The Writing and Art of Andrew Thornton
Andrew shares his feelings about the awesome new Spring issue of “Stringing” magazine.

Cindy Gimbrone aka The Lampwork Diva
Cindy takes a bead shopping trip to the Great White North and almost passes out!

Earthenwood Studio Chronicles
Melanie unleashes her grumpy feelings with a little rant and a bead sale!

A Bead A Day
Have you ever fallen in love with a piece of jewelry? Lisa fell head over heels for a bracelet on a fellow beader’s blog and ended up trading for it!

Barbe Saint John – New Jewelry from Forgotten Artifacts
Bopping Along the ICE Resin Blog hop – Barb shows her resin version of Little Egypt.

Beading Arts
Do you want to try lampworking? Cyndi’s been busy at the torch again.

Carmi’s Art/Life World Carmi uses a candy mold to make a new resin pendant.

Jean Campbell
A mystery package is the catalyst for this creative challenge. Up for it? You could win a free book!

Lorelei’s Blog: Inside the Studio
Lorelei had a chance, a while back (2008) to have a nice little interview with etsy seller, Patina Queen! This is Lorelei’s wire supplier, and she ROCKS!

Snap out of it, Jean! There’s beading to be done!
jean is breathless with delight when she receives a gift from her friend the artist Lisa Kan!

Art Bead Scene
The Art Bead Scene begins a new monthly feature – the ABS Carnival Blog! Let the Carnival begin!

[bracelets malas] Yihe yuan (Summer Palace) – bracelets malas

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

Founded in 2004, Red Star Gallery was relocated in 2006 to the 798 Art District of Beijing, which is now well-known as the “heart of Chinese avant-garde art.”

RedStar Gallery is committed to the establishment of extensive international communications and the promotion of Chinese modern art. Meanwhile, by inv

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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.

Sometimes the things I find through their suggestions surprise me – or rather, I surprise myself. For example, a few pretty pictures led me to Vita Fede’s website.

They make what I would describe as a cross between motorcycle jewelry and the kind of thing you’d find at an art fair. Not very attractive sounding, I know, and perhaps my description is unfair. Still, I really like their style.

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.

I’m delighted to have become acquainted with their designs. Hope you’ll feel the same!

The Summer Palace or Yihe yuan (

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

The plate is shaped like two overlapping diamonds and coated with black lacquer as the background, on which there’s gold-painted landscape. The polished part in the middle of the plate is painted with a landscape that features mountains in the distance and rivers nearby as well as towers, pavilions and a person rowing a boat in the river. The bottom of the plate has gold-painted floral motifs of golden

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