- Lord Shiva's tears of joy or bliss are said to have taken the form of Rudraksha, a symbol of his power to transform suffering into happiness. Rudra, the remover of misery, is believed to bring about this transformation, turning tears of sorrow into tears of bliss, embodied in the form of Rudraksha.
- Within the tantric practices of Buddhism, the vajra serves as a representation of the fundamental essence of existence, known as sunyata, signifying boundless ingenuity, power, and adeptness. Both the vajra and bell hold significant roles in various rituals performed by a lama or any individual practicing Vajrayana sadhana.
- Its traditional design features buddhist vajra mala.
- With a Cupronickel Guru Bead（feature the mantra of compassion）, old Tibetan Vajra Pendant, Prayer Wheel Marker Bead, Counter Bead.
- Natural Rudraksha Seeds from Nepal.
- Old Tibetan Style