Spinning rings

Our meditation rings are made of 925 silver, finely crafted by hand. Each model is unique, thoughtfully designed, and created in collaboration with our partner artisans in India. In fact, these rings are characterized by their rotating rings: gently rotating them creates a soothing movement that helps channel the mind and promote concentration. This circular movement symbolizes the karmic wheel, a reflection of the cycle of life, a powerful and universal symbol in Buddhist tradition.

History of Omyoki meditation rings

Contrary to what one might believe, our meditation rings do not come directly from Tibet. In fact, they are made by talented artisans in northern India and Thailand. This origin is explained by the history of the large Tibetan communities who fled Tibet after its annexation by China in the 1950s, to settle in particular in India. For example, Dharamsala, in northern India, is today home to the Dalai Lama and the Tibetan government in exile. In this continuity, Omyoki is committed to providing fair and equitable work to artisans in developing countries. Each meditation ring is born from an authentic encounter, imbued with trust and mutual respect.

The artisans who make our meditation rings

India - Govin's workshop

Govin's workshop, located in the heart of Rajasthan, is renowned for its exceptional jewelry craftsmanship. This colorful and cultural center brings together passionate artisans who work with silver with fervor. They set, brush, and polish each piece by hand, without machinery except for a polishing tool. This Aladdin's cave is filled with natural stones. The meditation rings made here are 100% handcrafted, carrying a unique soul thanks to traditional methods.

India – Soni's Workshop

Soni's workshop is located in a holy city in Rajasthan. Soni, a young Hindu craftsman, passionate and dedicated family man, works with care. His small workshop collaborates with other artisans to compensate for the lack of certain tools. Making jewelry, especially meditation rings, takes more time, but the result is worth it. We have been collaborating with him since 2019, in a humane and respectful approach.

Thailand - Fon & Lek workshop

Fon & Lek's workshop is located in northern Thailand, near the Burmese border. The Karen hill tribes excel in handcrafting, combining weaving and making solid silver jewelry. Contrary to the 92,5% standard, they use 95-98% pure silver. I met Fon and Lek in Bangkok, where communication was difficult at first. With patience and gestures, we managed to understand each other. Every visit to northern Thailand amazes me with the creativity and ingenuity of the artisans.

A mediation ring goes far beyond a simple piece of jewelry

Thus, meditation rings Omyoki embody much more than a simple jewel: they represent a true bridge between ancestral traditions, exceptional artisanal know-how, and a deep respect for human and spiritual values.