Tamashii original ring engraved with “Om Mani Padme Hūm”, mantra related to the Buddha of compassion Chenrezig, is one of the most known mantra in buddhism. Made in Silver 925‰ and available in different sizes. Each ring comes with its original packaging and the guarantee certificate.

Tamashii original ring engraved with “Om Mani Padme Hūm”, mantra related to the Buddha of compassion Chenrezig, is one of the most known mantra in buddhism. Made in Rosè Silver 925‰ and available in different sizes. Each ring comes with its original packaging and the guarantee certificate.

Tamashii original ring engraved with“Om Mani Padme Hūm”, mantra related to the Buddha of compassion Chenrezig, is one of the most known mantra in buddhism and enriched with Vajra (lightning)symbol. Made in Silver 925‰ and available in different sizes. Each ring comes with its original packaging and the guarantee certificate. 

Tamashii original ring engraved with symbols representing the sacred and solemn Om. Made in Silver 925‰ and available in different sizes. Each ring comes with its original packaging and the guarantee certificate. 

Lamaism is divided into different schools in Tibet.Among the more characteristics and old is that of the rNin ma pa, "the ancients", the second school. Their monks wear different hats, each of which identifies the hierarchical and spiritual role within the same school. PAN ZVA hat is worn by Pandita abbots, "the erudites”.

Lamaism is divided into different schools in Tibet.Among the more characteristics and old is that of the rNin ma pa, "the ancients", the second school. Their monks wear different hats, each of which identifies the hierarchical and spiritual role within the same school. PAN ZVA hat is worn by Pandita abbots, "the erudites”.

Lamaism is divided into different schools in Tibet.Among the more characteristics and old is that of the rNin ma pa, "the ancients", the second school. Their monks wear different hats, each of which identifies the hierarchical and spiritual role within the same school. PAN ZVA hat is worn by Pandita abbots, "the erudites”.

Lamaism is divided into different schools in Tibet.Among the more characteristics and old is that of the rNin ma pa, "the ancients", the second school. Their monks wear different hats, each of which identifies the hierarchical and spiritual role within the same school. PAN ZVA hat is worn by Pandita abbots, "the erudites”.

Lamaism is divided into different schools in Tibet.Among the more characteristics and old is that of the rNin ma pa, "the ancients", the second school. Their monks wear different hats, each of which identifies the hierarchical and spiritual role within the same school. PAN ZVA hat is worn by Pandita abbots, "the erudites”.

Lamaism is divided into different schools in Tibet.Among the more characteristics and old is that of the rNin ma pa, "the ancients", the second school. Their monks wear different hats, each of which identifies the hierarchical and spiritual role within the same school. PAN ZVA hat is worn by Pandita abbots, "the erudites”.

Lamaism is divided into different schools in Tibet.Among the more characteristics and old is that of the rNin ma pa, "the ancients", the second school. Their monks wear different hats, each of which identifies the hierarchical and spiritual role within the same school. PAN ZVA hat is worn by Pandita abbots, "the erudites”.

Lamaism is divided into different schools in Tibet.Among the more characteristics and old is that of the rNin ma pa, "the ancients", the second school. Their monks wear different hats, each of which identifies the hierarchical and spiritual role within the same school. PAN ZVA hat is worn by Pandita abbots, "the erudites”.

Lamaism is divided into different schools in Tibet.Among the more characteristics and old is that of the rNin ma pa, "the ancients", the second school. Their monks wear different hats, each of which identifies the hierarchical and spiritual role within the same school. PAN ZVA hat is worn by Pandita abbots, "the erudites”.

Lamaism is divided into different schools in Tibet.Among the more characteristics and old is that of the rNin ma pa, "the ancients", the second school. Their monks wear different hats, each of which identifies the hierarchical and spiritual role within the same school. PAN ZVA hat is worn by Pandita abbots, "the erudites”.

Lamaism is divided into different schools in Tibet.Among the more characteristics and old is that of the rNin ma pa, "the ancients", the second school. Their monks wear different hats, each of which identifies the hierarchical and spiritual role within the same school. RIG ZVA hat is worn by students who have passed the exam of Sgrub Grva, that's reserved to the Grub Bla Ma and to the abbots (Gdan sa).

Lamaism is divided into different schools in Tibet.Among the more characteristics and old is that of the rNin ma pa, "the ancients", the second school. Their monks wear different hats, each of which identifies the hierarchical and spiritual role within the same school. RIG ZVA hat is worn by students who have passed the exam of Sgrub Grva, that's reserved to the Grub Bla Ma and to the abbots (Gdan sa).

Lamaism is divided into different schools in Tibet.Among the more characteristics and old is that of the rNin ma pa, "the ancients", the second school. Their monks wear different hats, each of which identifies the hierarchical and spiritual role within the same school. RIG ZVA hat is worn by students who have passed the exam of Sgrub Grva, that's reserved to the Grub Bla Ma and to the abbots (Gdan sa).

Lamaism is divided into different schools in Tibet.Among the more characteristics and old is that of the rNin ma pa, "the ancients", the second school. Their monks wear different hats, each of which identifies the hierarchical and spiritual role within the same school. RIG ZVA hat is worn by students who have passed the exam of Sgrub Grva, that's reserved to the Grub Bla Ma and to the abbots (Gdan sa).

Lamaism is divided into different schools in Tibet.Among the more characteristics and old is that of the rNin ma pa, "the ancients", the second school. Their monks wear different hats, each of which identifies the hierarchical and spiritual role within the same school. RIG ZVA hat is worn by students who have passed the exam of Sgrub Grva, that's reserved to the Grub Bla Ma and to the abbots (Gdan sa).

Lamaism is divided into different schools in Tibet.Among the more characteristics and old is that of the rNin ma pa, "the ancients", the second school. Their monks wear different hats, each of which identifies the hierarchical and spiritual role within the same school. RIG ZVA hat is worn by students who have passed the exam of Sgrub Grva, that's reserved to the Grub Bla Ma and to the abbots (Gdan sa).

Lamaism is divided into different schools in Tibet.Among the more characteristics and old is that of the rNin ma pa, "the ancients", the second school. Their monks wear different hats, each of which identifies the hierarchical and spiritual role within the same school. RIG ZVA hat is worn by students who have passed the exam of Sgrub Grva, that's reserved to the Grub Bla Ma and to the abbots (Gdan sa).

Lamaism is divided into different schools in Tibet.Among the more characteristics and old is that of the rNin ma pa, "the ancients", the second school. Their monks wear different hats, each of which identifies the hierarchical and spiritual role within the same school. RIG ZVA hat is worn by students who have passed the exam of Sgrub Grva, that's reserved to the Grub Bla Ma and to the abbots (Gdan sa).

Lamaism is divided into different schools in Tibet.Among the more characteristics and old is that of the rNin ma pa, "the ancients", the second school. Their monks wear different hats, each of which identifies the hierarchical and spiritual role within the same school. RIG ZVA hat is worn by students who have passed the exam of Sgrub Grva, that's reserved to the Grub Bla Ma and to the abbots (Gdan sa).

In Tibet, Lamaism is divided into several schools, among the most characteristic and ancient being that of the rNin ma pa, "the ancients," the second school. Their monks wear different headdresses, each of which identifies the hierarchical and spiritual role within the same school. The RIG ZVA headgear is worn by students who have passed the examinations of the Sgrub Grva course, that is, reserved for Grub Bla Ma and abbots (Gdan Sa). Since the dawn of civilization, Lapis lazuli has been one of the most well-known and celebrated gemstones. It was often used during rituals performed by Mesopotamian peoples, believed to be the abode where the purest essence of the divine resided. Wearing the Lapis Lazuli stone contributes to a person's integrity and honesty by helping him or her remain consistent with choices made in the past.

Lamaism is divided into different schools in Tibet.Among the more characteristics and old is that of the rNin ma pa, "the ancients", the second school. Their monks wear different hats, each of which identifies the hierarchical and spiritual role within the same school.The DVAGS ZVA hat was worn by Gampopa, one of the main guru of the Kagyu tibetan buddhist school that, according to the legend, took shape from a pair of shoes given to him  from Mi la ras pa (Milarepa), to which he was strongly devoted.

Lamaism is divided into different schools in Tibet.Among the more characteristics and old is that of the rNin ma pa, "the ancients", the second school. Their monks wear different hats, each of which identifies the hierarchical and spiritual role within the same school.The DVAGS ZVA hat was worn by Gampopa, one of the main guru of the Kagyu tibetan buddhist school that, according to the legend, took shape from a pair of shoes given to him  from Mi la ras pa (Milarepa), to which he was strongly devoted.

Lamaism is divided into different schools in Tibet.Among the more characteristics and old is that of the rNin ma pa, "the ancients", the second school. Their monks wear different hats, each of which identifies the hierarchical and spiritual role within the same school.The DVAGS ZVA hat was worn by Gampopa, one of the main guru of the Kagyu tibetan buddhist school that, according to the legend, took shape from a pair of shoes given to him  from Mi la ras pa (Milarepa), to which he was strongly devoted.

Lamaism is divided into different schools in Tibet.Among the more characteristics and old is that of the rNin ma pa, "the ancients", the second school. Their monks wear different hats, each of which identifies the hierarchical and spiritual role within the same school.The DVAGS ZVA hat was worn by Gampopa, one of the main guru of the Kagyu tibetan buddhist school that, according to the legend, took shape from a pair of shoes given to him  from Mi la ras pa (Milarepa), to which he was strongly devoted.

Lamaism is divided into different schools in Tibet.Among the more characteristics and old is that of the rNin ma pa, "the ancients", the second school. Their monks wear different hats, each of which identifies the hierarchical and spiritual role within the same school.The DVAGS ZVA hat was worn by Gampopa, one of the main guru of the Kagyu tibetan buddhist school that, according to the legend, took shape from a pair of shoes given to him  from Mi la ras pa (Milarepa), to which he was strongly devoted.

Lamaism is divided into different schools in Tibet.Among the more characteristics and old is that of the rNin ma pa, "the ancients", the second school. Their monks wear different hats, each of which identifies the hierarchical and spiritual role within the same school.The DVAGS ZVA hat was worn by Gampopa, one of the main guru of the Kagyu tibetan buddhist school that, according to the legend, took shape from a pair of shoes given to him  from Mi la ras pa (Milarepa), to which he was strongly devoted.

Lamaism is divided into different schools in Tibet.Among the more characteristics and old is that of the rNin ma pa, "the ancients", the second school. Their monks wear different hats, each of which identifies the hierarchical and spiritual role within the same school.The DVAGS ZVA hat was worn by Gampopa, one of the main guru of the Kagyu tibetan buddhist school that, according to the legend, took shape from a pair of shoes given to him  from Mi la ras pa (Milarepa), to which he was strongly devoted.

Lamaism is divided into different schools in Tibet.Among the more characteristics and old is that of the rNin ma pa, "the ancients", the second school. Their monks wear different hats, each of which identifies the hierarchical and spiritual role within the same school.The DVAGS ZVA hat was worn by Gampopa, one of the main guru of the Kagyu tibetan buddhist school that, according to the legend, took shape from a pair of shoes given to him  from Mi la ras pa (Milarepa), to which he was strongly devoted.

Lamaism is divided into different schools in Tibet.Among the more characteristics and old is that of the rNin ma pa, "the ancients", the second school. Their monks wear different hats, each of which identifies the hierarchical and spiritual role within the same school.The DVAGS ZVA hat was worn by Gampopa, one of the main guru of the Kagyu tibetan buddhist school that, according to the legend, took shape from a pair of shoes given to him  from Mi la ras pa (Milarepa), to which he was strongly devoted.

Lamaism is divided into different schools in Tibet.Among the more characteristics and old is that of the rNin ma pa, "the ancients", the second school. Their monks wear different hats, each of which identifies the hierarchical and spiritual role within the same school.The DVAGS ZVA hat was worn by Gampopa, one of the main guru of the Kagyu tibetan buddhist school that, according to the legend, took shape from a pair of shoes given to him  from Mi la ras pa (Milarepa), to which he was strongly devoted.

In Tibet, Lamaism is divided into several schools. Among the most distinctive and ancient is that of the rNin ma pa, "the ancients," the second school. Their monks wear different headdresses, each of which identifies the hierarchical and spiritual role within the same school. The PAN ZVA headdress is worn by the Pandita abbots, "the scholars." Since the dawn of civilization, Lapis lazuli has been one of the most well-known and celebrated gemstones. It was often used during rituals performed by Mesopotamian peoples, believed to be the abode where the purest essence of the divine resided. Wearing the Lapis lazuli stone contributes to a person's integrity and honesty by helping him or her remain consistent with choices made in the past.