The Bell has always been seen as a way of communicating with the spirits, or as a herald for the arrival of a supernatural power, holy power. The ringing of bells is often used to symbolize peace, freedom and awakening. Or as a call to prayer. In many religions, the bell is considered to be the voice of angels or the sound of revelations. In other beliefs, bells either summon or ward off evil spirits. In Buddhism the ring of the bell represents the enlightened voice of the Buddha, and the teaching the Dharma.

Buddha is considered as ornaments for purification, enhancing spirituality, good health and enables the wearer to rise above hallucinations brought about by materialism. The Buddha symbol represents your Dharma, finding your path.

Laughing Buddha, also known as Happy Buddha, Fat Buddha or The Buddha of Wealth, is a symbol to attract wealth and good luck. The symbol is considered to bring good energy, wealth and joyful blessings. It’s good luck to rub his belly.

Crescent Moon stands for transformation, fertility, illumination, change, shadows, balance, emotions, intuition, inner knowledge and femininity. The Waning Crescent (right before a New Moon) is a time to anchor into your new intention. This is a great time to get rid of negative energy in your life, of things you don’t need or things, or letting go of people or habits which are harming you. The Waxing Crescent (right after a New Moon) is the final phase of the entire moon cycle and it’s a great opportunity to look back and reflect. It is also a great time to start something new and invite new things into your life. It symbolizes growth and creativity.

Earth is commonly seen as feminine, the great mother and Mother Earth. The symbol stands for abundance a solid foundation, nourishment, fertility, infinite creativity and longevity.

Evil Eye is a curse that in many cultures is believed to cause misfortune, bad luck or injury. The talismans was created to protect its wearer again all evil. It was first seen in Mesopotamia, 5000 years ago.

Feather is a symbol of spiritual evolution, connection to a higher plane and communication with spirit. It also represents the power of the thunder gods, along with the power of air and wind. Since ancient times feathers has been considered to be magical, mystical items that, when encountered, signal a special message to the receiver. In almost all cultures around the word a feather has been seen as a direct line to the divine. Because of their connection to the Divine, finding feathers was a sign a connection with the spirit world, and a sign from the gods that the Divine is watching over you.  There is a saying that “feathers appear when angels are near”. An angel can be a celestial being that serves the Divine, or the souls of loved ones who has been given power to protect and guide you.

Ganesh is the elephant god and the remover of obstacles. He is the supreme consciousness that pervades all and brings order in the Universe. Ganesh is the son of Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati.

Guru Bead is bead number 109 in the mala, and it signals the end of one round in your japa cycle (meditation). The Guru Bead is very important because it will hold all your prayers, and when you wear the mala you’ll have your prayers, intentions, hopes and dreams close yo your heart. It also symbolized the connection between teacher and student.

Hamsa Hand is an ancient Middle Eastern amulet symbolizing the Hand of God. In all faiths it is a protective sign and offers magical protection from the envious evil eye. It brings its owner happiness, luck, health, and good fortune.

The Heart stands for love, affection, emotions and desire. It is the locus of physical and spiritual being, and represents the “central wisdom of feeling as opposed to the head-wisdom of reason”. It is compassion and understanding, life-giving and complex.

The Knot between each bead in a mala represents enlightenment, and as they combine the strand together into one, it represents our connection to the Divine and to each other. The knots also symbolizes our prana and consciousness, and they represents the Divine link between all beings.

Lotus Flower represents one symbol of fortune in Buddhism. It grows in muddy water, and it is this environment that gives forth the flower’s first and most literal meaning: rising and blooming above the murk to achieve enlightenment.

Om (Aum) is a sacred sound of the Universe and it is considered the greatest of all mantras. It represents the three worlds – earth, atmosphere and embodies the essence of the entire universe.

A Peace Sign can be worn as a symbol of peace in the world or inner peace and end of suffering. It was originally designed in 1958 as a protest against nuclear power. Other symbols for peace are a dove, an olive branch or the V-sign hand gesture.

Phra Pidta, also known as Closed Eye Buddha, is a representation of a monk in deep samadhi meditation. Phra Pidta was one of the most trusted apprentices of Buddha. Ha was always forgiving, helpful, generous and wise. The hands over the eyes symbolizes a blocking out of the outside world during meditation, and to protect you against evil. The amulet is known to bring fortune.

The Recovery Symbol a triangle in a circle is an addiction recovery symbol, the three point of the triangle symbolizes Hope, Strength and Willpower. I am in love with the look of this symbol, and I also firmly believe that we can all wear this since we are all recovering from something.

The Skull has always been symbolic of the inevitable death. But it is also a symbol of rebirth and that we have to embrace our life and fill it with love and compassion. The skull also symbolizes new beginnings and rebirth.

The Tassel represents enlightenment and the energy created from your meditation. It is a symbol of the thousand petals of Sahasrara (The Crown Chakra) and signifies spiritual illumination. As the strands combine together in to one, it represents our connection to the Divine and to each other. It also symbolizes our prana and consciousness.

Tree of Life is a symbol of a fresh start on life, positive energy, good health and a bright future. It is also a symbol of growth and strength.

Elephant Tusk symbolizes Ganesha, an elephant that has the strength to uproot a tree, but can also pick up a needle. There is great symbolism in Ganesha's one tusk, meaning that a person is wise and beyond duality. The elephant is also a Buddhist symbol of mental strength. In many African cultures the tusk is a symbol of strength, power, longevity, stamina, mental focus, spirit, and loyalty.

Unicorn is a mythological symbol and it stands for everything that is magical in life. It symbolizes opening up to everything that is possible and available to you at all times. It gives you the eyes too see all your possibilities and the wisdom to take advance of them.