Set of Silver Bell & Dorje RingsThis set of sterling silver rings were handmade in Dharamsala in India and feature a bell on one ring and a dorje (or vajra) on the other ring. The bell and dorje are the main ritual instruments in Tibetan Buddhism. The bell symbolizes the feminine principle, the wisdom of emptiness. The vajra respresents the masculine principle, that of compassion and skilful means. The union of these two principles, wisdom and skilful means, is the enlightened mind.

This sterling silver pendant with turquoise and coral stones was handcrafted in Nepal

This 8mm Honeystone Mala (or prayer beads) was handmade in Boudha

Nardostchys Jatamansi

Size: 11cm H x 7

as well as the four dignities (Garuda

Phurba's are most often associated with the deity of Vajrakilaya and this phurba features the face of Vajrakilaya

The incense also contains Dudjom Rinpoche's 'jinlab phabta'

It contains 100 medicinal herbs and is made specifically for meditation practice

The Tiger Eye stone is a metamorphic rock that ranges in shades of brown

Size: 21 sticks

We had these counters made exclusively for Jalu Jems to provide a lovely alternative to the traditional silver or wood mala counters

and all perfect qualities