An open-band sterling silver ring engraved with the Om Mani Padme Hum mantra in Tibetan script, the split ends tapering into a lotus graphic. The six-syllable phrase is a Tibetan Buddhist invocation of compassion, and the lotus points to blooming through difficulty. Slip it on before the day begins, or turn it gently between the fingers during a pause.
Details
- Design: Open-band mantra ring in polished sterling silver, face etched with the Om Mani Padme Hum inscription in Tibetan script, split ends tapering into a detailed lotus graphic
- Size: Adjustable band fits ring sizes 7.5 to 9.5
- Material: Sterling silver with rhodium plating, stamped 925 (92.5)
- Included: One ring. The product photo shows the front and the back of the same piece
- Care: Adjust the band gently and gradually, one side at a time. Keep away from harsh chemicals to preserve shape and shine
- Note: As an adjustable silver piece, slight variations in fit and finish are natural and part of its handcrafted character
Meaning & Intention
Om Mani Padme Hum is the most widely recited mantra in Tibetan Buddhism, a six-syllable invocation of Avalokiteshvara, the bodhisattva of compassion.
Each syllable is traditionally linked to a quality on the path toward wisdom: generosity, ethics, patience, perseverance, concentration, and insight. The phrase itself is a condensed teaching on how to live.
The lotus that unfurls across the ring’s open ends echoes the mantra in visual form. Rooted in muddy water yet rising to bloom above it, the flower has long stood for the mind’s capacity to move through difficulty toward clarity.
Worn on the hand that gestures, works, and reaches toward others, the engraving stays within touch — a tactile cue to soften, breathe, and return to compassion when it matters most.
Essence & Elements
Intention: Compassion, wisdom, inner peace
Chakra connection: Heart chakra (Anahata)
Symbol: Lotus and the Om Mani Padme Hum mantra
Ideal for: Anyone drawn to Tibetan Buddhist teachings or a mantra worn on the hand
Suggested mantra: Om Mani Padme Hum
Questions & Guidance
Which finger is it made for?
There is no rule. Many wear a mantra ring on the index or middle finger of the non-dominant hand, where it turns easily and stays visible during work and small pauses.
Can I use it during seated meditation?
Yes. Rest a thumb on the engraving and repeat Om Mani Padme Hum silently or aloud, letting one syllable land with each breath as you settle in.
Would this make a meaningful gift?
It suits anyone drawn to Buddhist teachings or beginning a compassion practice. The adjustable band removes the guesswork of ring sizing, which makes it easier to give.
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