Gandhanra Unique Handcrafted Ring, Tibetan Buddhist Vajra Bell Ring,Made of Pure Gold Filled and Silver Filled,Protection Jewelry

❤ONLY ONE, very refined and luxurious. This vajra bell ring is made by Tibetan craftsmen for 30 years old,and come from Hepo Town, Baiyu County, the birthplace of the famous Tibetan handicrafts. It is crafted from a variety of materials including solid gold, sterling silver, cold iron, turquoise,using traditional Tibetan craftsmanship to carry out multiple carvings and gold filled craftsmanship, inlaid with gold, silver, and turquoise on the base of cold iron, together to create a classic image in Buddhism-Vajra Bell. Its base material is cold iron, and the made of gold filled craftsmanship, using about 2g of gold to make a cross vajra at the top,and cold iron bell at the bottom,inlaide with a turquoise, and inlaid with sterling silver wire at the bottom to mark the edge of the bell,very delicate. Its shank is open and can be adjustable to fit most sizes. ❤Details 100% Handmade Pendant material:sterling gold,sterling silver,cold iron,turquoise Color:yellow Vajra and Bell Height:22mm / 0.87 inches Diameter of the ring: 22mm / 0.87 inches ❤ABOUT Vajra and Bell The vajra (Tibetan: Dorjie) and bell (Sanskrit: ghanta; Tibetan: drilbu) are the most important ritual objects of Tibetan Buddhism. Most every lama has a pair and knows how to use them. They represent “method” (vajra) and “wisdom” (bell). Combined together they symbolize enlightenment as they embody the union of all dualities: bliss and emptiness, compassion and wisdom, appearance and reality, conventional truth and ultimate truth, and male and female, etc. What is meant by method and wisdom? Method indicates the compassionate activities of the bodhisattva that relieve living beings of their miseries. It is the skillful means that brings about the elimination of ignorance, greed, cruelty, etc. in living beings and causes them to follow the path to enlightenment. Wisdom is the direct insight into ultimate reality; it is the wisdom that realizes emptiness. By combining method and wisdom, the bodhisattva accumulates merit and insight and eventually attains