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TRISHNA JEWELRY designs reflecting
the Eight Auspicious Symbols, ashtamalanga, are
the symbols of offering within the Buddhist
tradition, and ours are shown below! At one time,
the eight symbols of Indian royalty probably were
a swastika, a throne, a knot, a vase (filled with
jewels), a water flask, a bowl, a handprint, and
two fish.
NOTE: These gaus are hard to find in good
condition, and the backs are dented on all of
these, shown left. They are beautiful on the
front, and hard to find, so I am merely warning
you about the back! Continue to check back, or ask us if
you are interested in any one symbol, and if we
are ever able to find perfectly formed Gaus in
these symbols we can contact you. We can
custom design any item of this nature when we
obtain good gaus.
We
also design our sterling PRAYER WHEEL! It is difficult to see
clearly, but it appears that our small prayer
wheel, approximately 1-inch tall, says "Om
mani padme hung" on its wheel!
PLEASE, ASK US, AS
WE WILL BE HAPPY TO DESIGN ANY PENDANT INTO A MEN'S NECKPIECE!

PRAYER WHEELS
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Garnet Prayer Wheel
3mm Indian Garnets paired with
Balinese silver spacers and a sterling claw
clasp create a sweet feminine necklace.
T-PRAY-001 $50.00
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Garnet Prayer Wheel
3mm & 4x8mm oblong Indian Garnets paired with
Balinese silver spacers and a sterling claw
clasp create a pretty necklace.
T-PRAY-002 $50.00 |

Whiteheart Prayer Wheel
2mm cranberry seed beads and angular Hill
Tribe beads create a simply sweet feminine necklace.
T-PRAY-003A $35.00 T-PRAY-003B $35.00
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Faceted Seed Bead
Prayer Wheel
2mm faceted silvery-gold seed beads and angular Hill
Tribe beads create a simply sweet feminine necklace.
T-PRAY-004A $45.00

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AUSPICIOUS SYMBOLS
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Onyx Parasol Gau
6mm faceted dyed green onyx and
Balinese-style sterling beads create this
symbol of protection! Sterling claw
clasp. Earrings
included!
T-8G-PARSLW $145.00
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The parasol, chattra, is a
symbol of protection. In Vajrayana
Buddhism the umbrella transformed into
the goddess Sitatapatra,
"the white umbrella", who protects us from
fears. The thousand spoked umbrella has
a likeness to the thousand petalled lotus,
shown at the crown chakra.
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Wheel Gau
4mm faceted amethyst and faceted
green onyx are paired with faceted stamped
Hilltribe silver for a spectacular necklace!
Sterling claw clasp.
T-8G-WHEELW $125.00
The chakra, wheel, is a symbol of creation,
and in terms of the dharmachakra, or "truth
wheel", it symbolizes the wheel of
transformation. The hub of the wheel
represents discipline; the spokes symbolize
the insight, or the Eightfold Path; and the
rim symbolizes meditative concentration.
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Blue Banner Gau
4mm faceted dyed blue quartz
and 4mm turquoise roundels are complimented by
Balinese sterling! Sterling claw clasp.
Earrings included!
T-8G-BNNRW $115.00

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The banner of victory, or dhvaja,
symbolizes the Buddha's victory over the
hindrances to enlightenment. Originally
it was the banner of Shiva; and associated
with fertility. It is another name for
the khatvanga, or skull-topped staff carried
by such deities as Padmasambhava.
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Silver & Gold Vase Gau
Metallic-looking 4mm faceted pyrite and
faceted Indian brass beads create this unusual
necklace! Gold claw clasp.
Earrings included, of an
old glass bead and pyrite!
T-8G-VASEW $145.00
Nidhana kumbha, or golden treasure vase,
evolved from the traditional Indian water
vessel, and symbolizes spontaneous
manifestations and abundance.
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Turquoise Knot Gau
4mm African turquoise and 4mm faceted black
onyx are complimented by Balinese sterling!
Sterling claw clasp.
Earrings included!
T-8G-KNOTW 105.00


Shrivatsa, the endless knot, translates as
"beloved of Lakshmi", who is the goddess of
good fortune. The endless knot is shaped
a bit like swastika, but it also has forms
which are two entwined snakes, or naga.
The endless knot symbolizes Buddha's endless
wisdom.
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African Turquoise is matrixed with
black, and so looks a bit more grey-blue, and
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Pearly Conch Gau
4-5mm oblong white rice pearls and 3mm
RECLAIMED red
coral are complimented by Balinese sterling!
Sterling claw clasp.
Earrings included!
T-8G-CONCHW $155.00
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The pearly conch, or shankha, is a
trumpeter that can banish evil spirits.
Tibetan Buddhism transformed this symbol into
an auspicious proclaimer of the dharma.
You will find the conch placed on the palms,
forehead, and soles of the feet of deities.
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Golden Fishes Gau
6mm hand-carved faceted Indian citrine
roundels and faceted Indian brass sparkle with
Balinese sterling Sterling claw clasp.
Earrings included!
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T-8G-FISHW $225.00

Golden fishes, or suvarnamatsya, began as a
symbol of the two rivers of the Ganges and the
Yamuna. They now symbolize lunar and
solar, or alternating breaths and channels
within our body. They also represent
happiness and good fortune and fertility, and
in Hinduism the fishes represent the yoni.
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PLEASE, ASK US, AS
WE WILL BE HAPPY TO DESIGN ANY PENDANT INTO A MEN'S NECKPIECE!
UNUSUAL AND LONG-LASTING GIFTWRAP IS AVAILABLE!
All silver items are sterling unless noted. All gemstones are natural, meaning not dyed,
unless stated. For more information on
Gemstones and how to care for your jewelry,
click here. Men's length is 24-inches, no
clasp, unless stated otherwise. Women's
length is typically 17-18 inches, unless stated
otherwise.
Buy
Earrings to
match and SAVE $5.00 OFF
EACH MATCHING PAIR!!

PRAYER WHEELS
One story is told that Nagarjuna gave the
practice of using a prayer wheel to the Lion-faced
Dakaini, who brought it to Guru Rinpoche
(Padmasambhava). He brought it Tibet, where
the practice grew throughout the country.
Prayer wheels are filled with prayers, and when
turned, it is said that the prayers are activated
and released. Turning a prayer Wheel is said
to be one manner in which to accumulate merit.
Having a prayer wheel on your body is said to link
you to the Pure Land, and also to keep harm from
other beings. If it is on your person when
you die it can serve as the facilitator of phowa,
the transfer of consciousness!
When wearing your tiny prayer wheel, spin it
and imagine light beams of the mantra coming off
the wheel, and imagine those emanations purifying
your suffering and the suffering of all sentient
beings!

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