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| Bracelets Type | Strand Bracelets |
| Brand Name | FORWELL |
| CN | Guangdong |
| Fine or Fashion | Fashion,Fashion |
| For Gift | Daughter, Girlfriend, Best Friend, Mom |
| Gender | Women |
| Item Type | BRACELETS |
| Material | Semi-precious stone |
| Model Number | 1717 |
| Occasions for gifts | Banquet, Festival, Birthday, Party, Anniversary |
| Origin | Mainland China |
| Shape\pattern | Round |
| Style | Cute/Romantic,Vintage Punk Ethnic Bohemia |
| Women's bracelets | natural stone bracelet/strand bracelet |
One strand, one world. This Four-Circle 108 Buddhist Bracelet gathers ancient numerology, natural materials and simple craft into an object both wearable and meditative. Crafted from round Hetian-style semi-precious beads and dotted with freshwater pearls, the piece is designed to be wrapped four times around the wrist, so that the 108 beads—long held sacred in Buddhist practice—become a living rosary for modern life.
In classical terms, 108 is not mere number but a map of the heart: a counting for breaths, a rhythm for mantra. The Buddha taught skillful attention; as the fingers pass over each bead, the mind is invited to return to a single point. As the I Ching reminds us,
“天行健，君子以自强不息。”—the movement of heaven is vigorous; the gentleman makes himself strong without ceasing. In gentle practice, a mala is a tool of this same movement: small repetitions that shape character and calm habit.
The beads themselves speak in texture. The round, Hetian-style stones are selected for softness to the touch and a quiet, even polish; they sit warm against the skin and ground the wearer. Interspersed freshwater pearls bring a pearly whisper—pearls, since antiquity, have been associated with purity and inner calm. Together they form a balance of earth and water, a subtle yin-yang dialogue realized in material.
Daoist thought offers another lens:
“道法自然。”—the Way follows nature. This bracelet honors that injunction by using natural stones and pearls, allowing their inherent qualities to exert influence not by spectacle but by gentle presence. When worn, the four-wrap design creates a small circuit around the wrist, a private talisman that both contains and releases energy—quieting agitation, encouraging steadiness.
Buddhist teaching cautions against clinging, yet it also shows methods to train attention. The mala functions as practice made portable: while it does not promise fate's overturning, it cultivates conditions for inner clarity. As the ancient sutras say,
“All conditioned things are like a dream, an illusion, a bubble, a shadow”—this bracelet is not an escape from impermanence but a reminder to meet it with composure and compassionate intent.
From a folk-feng shui perspective, natural stones and pearls together create a harmonious blend. Stone grounds and stabilizes; pearl soothes and refines. For those who follow traditional placement, wearing such a bracelet on the left side is commonly suggested for receiving auspicious influences, while right-side wear can indicate active giving. Yet the deeper teaching is simple: cultivate sincerity and good conduct, and the outer symbol serves as a gentle prompt.
Craftsmanship is modest and deliberate. The elastic strand allows seamless wearing—no metal clasp to disturb the visual flow—while each bead is sized and strung to preserve the tactile continuity needed for counting mantras or breath. The aesthetic leans toward vintage-ethnic bohemia: suitable for ceremonies, meditation, daily life or as a meaningful gift for a daughter, mother or dear friend.
In the end, this bracelet is a companion: an object that invites a softer posture to life, a small axis of ritual you can carry into the bustle of the day. It does not promise miraculous change; it offers a practice—ordered, beautiful and rooted in tradition—that supports attention, steadiness and a welcoming of humble fortune. Wear it with mindful intent, and let each bead mark another step toward calm and clearer purpose.
Close-up of the uniform round beads showing the traditional 108 count in a four-circle design—ideal for mantra, breathwork and daily wearing.
Hand-selected semi-precious round stones paired with freshwater pearls for a balanced look—earthy warmth meets gentle luster.
Semi-precious stones and freshwater pearls, each bead differing slightly—evidence of authenticity.
Four-wrap design works as layered bracelet or short necklace for flexible styling.
A thoughtful present for meditation practitioners or anyone seeking a calm accessory.
Freshwater pearls add a feminine gleam to the strand—suitable for festival, banquet or daily practice.
Elastic strand without clasp ensures the tactile continuity required for counting beads and comfortable day-long wear.
