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Assorted Rudraksha Buddha Bangles

Assorted Rudraksha Buddha Bangles

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Product Overview

Stones have been worn against the skin for as long as people have made jewellery — partly for colour, partly for the meanings each culture attached to them. A beaded bangle made from natural rudraksha seeds, finished with a small Buddha-head bead. Supplied in assorted styles, each one has the distinctive ridged, textured surface of the seed. One size, stretches to fit.

Stone Meaning

Rudraksha seeds come from the Elaeocarpus ganitrus tree and have been used in Hindu and Buddhist mala beads for centuries, traditionally worn during meditation and prayer.

Auro & Co Moment

Rudraksha seeds come from the fruit of the Elaeocarpus tree and have been strung into prayer malas in South Asia for centuries, prized for their naturally ridged, sculptural surface. No two seeds are quite alike, so every bangle is genuinely one of a kind.

Why You'll Love It

• Made with natural Rudraksha beads, so colour and marbling vary slightly piece to piece

• One size on a stretch cord, fitting most wrists without a clasp

• Easy to stack and layer with other bracelets

• An affordable, giftable piece that needs no wrapping beyond a pouch

Perfect For

A meditation or yoga accessory · Anyone who likes natural, textured materials · A small token gift

Materials & Details

Natural rudraksha seed beads · Buddha-head bead · Assorted styles · Stretch cord · One size (stretches to fit most wrists)

Complete the Experience

Pairs naturally with another Rudraksha piece from the Crystals range, or with a contrasting stone bracelet for a layered stack.

FAQ

Will it fit me? Yes, the cord stretches to fit most wrist sizes.

What is rudraksha? A naturally ridged seed from the Elaeocarpus tree, long used for prayer beads.

Why “assorted”? Styles and seed sizes vary, so each bangle is unique.

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