Ten barrel-cut beads. Banded agate — brown and amber layered in natural stripes. Into each one, the swastika is etched in deep red. Not drawn on. Cut in. Black spacers between every bead. Small red accents at the edges.
The swastika in Tibetan Buddhism is the oldest mark of the unshakeable — carved into temple walls, stamped on Buddha statues, worn for centuries as a sign of stability. Paired with banded agate, a stone known for grounding, the bracelet anchors. Ten swastikas. One still point on the wrist.
