The Tibetan represents the body, spirit, and speech of the Buddha.
- Engraved Tibetan Om symbol pendant
- Made of sterling silver and brass
- The pendant measures 1" tall (plus hook), and 0.5" wide
- Light oxidized aged finish
- Sold as a pendant, the chain is sold separately
design: An oval sterling silver frame surrounds a raised brass medallion hand-engraved with the Tibetan Om symbol, finished with a trio of graduated silver beads at the base and a simple silver bail at top.
size: 1" tall (plus hook), 0.5" wide
material: Sterling silver and brass
features: Engraved Tibetan Om symbol, raised brass center medallion, oxidized aged finish, three graduated bead accents, sterling silver bail
care: Wipe gently with a soft cloth and store away from moisture and daily wear items to keep the oxidized finish and brass detailing intact.
disclaimer: As a hand-finished piece with an oxidized patina, slight variations in shading and detail are natural and add to its character.
Meaning & Intention
Om is considered the first sound of creation, the vibration said to underlie all other sounds and syllables. In Tibetan Buddhism it is the seed syllable most often paired with the mantra Om Mani Padme Hum, and it appears here rendered in Tibetan script rather than the more familiar Sanskrit form, a nod to the specific lineage of practice this pendant draws from.
The symbol is traditionally understood to represent the union of body, speech, and mind — the three aspects a practitioner works to align through meditation, chanting, and mindful action. Wearing it close to the chest is less a display of belief than a quiet, physical reminder to bring those three aspects into harmony as the day unfolds.
The oxidized silver setting and warm brass medallion echo the aged look of ritual objects found in Himalayan monasteries, where metal was worked by hand and darkened by use over time. That worn, grounded finish is part of the point: this is a symbol meant to be touched, held, and returned to, not kept pristine on a shelf.
Small enough to wear unnoticed yet meaningful enough to reach for in a quiet moment, this pendant works well as a between-meditation companion — something to touch before a stressful meeting, a difficult conversation, or the first breath of a morning practice.
Essence & Elements
- Ideal For: Anyone drawn to Tibetan Buddhist symbolism who wants a subtle, everyday reminder to center body, speech, and mind
- Purpose: Meditation reminder, everyday mindfulness, gift for a practitioner, layering pendant
- Suggested Mantra: Om Mani Padme Hum
- Intention: Balance, Peace, Wisdom, Grounding
- Chakra Connection: Crown Chakra
- Metal: Sterling silver and brass
Questions & Guidance
What does the Om symbol on this pendant mean?
Om is regarded as the primordial sound of creation and, in Tibetan Buddhism, represents the union of body, speech, and mind. Here it's rendered in Tibetan script on a raised brass medallion.
Does this pendant come with a chain?
No, the pendant is sold separately. Any chain style can be paired with the sterling silver bail at the top.
What is the pendant made of?
It's crafted from sterling silver with a brass center medallion, finished with a light oxidized patina for an aged, monastic look.
How big is the pendant?
It measures 1 inch tall including the hook, and 0.5 inch wide — small enough to layer or wear alone.
How should I care for the oxidized finish?
Clean gently with a soft, dry cloth and avoid harsh chemicals or prolonged moisture, which can wear down the darkened detailing over time.
