A brass vajra, cast and polished. Five prongs on each end, the classic Tibetan form. The center grip is smooth from the mold. The prongs catch light at different angles — five points, five directions, no gap.
The vajra is the diamond scepter. Indestructible. In Tibetan ritual, it represents the masculine principle — method, action, the thing that cuts through. Worn as a pendant, it's a small declaration: some things don't break.
