Collection: Spiritual

925 silver spiritual jewellery for everyday devotion — Om, rudraksha, trishul, swastik, Ek Onkar, navratna and deity designs, for men and women. Every piece is hallmarked sterling silver, hypoallergenic and gift-boxed with an authenticity card.

Silver has always been the metal of devotional jewellery in India. It is considered cooling and sattvic, it is the traditional setting for rudraksha, and — unlike plated jewellery — it is solid metal that lasts for decades rather than wearing through.

Shop by symbol

• Om (ॐ) — the most universal symbol, available as pendants, rings, bands and studs. Suits every age and gender.
• Rudraksha — the bead of Lord Shiva, worn for calm and focus. Most popular as a bracelet or mala. See our rudraksha meaning and wearing guide.
• Trishul — Shiva's trident, for strength and protection; a favourite in men's studs and lockets.
• Swastik — the ancient symbol of auspiciousness and prosperity, worn as pendants, bands and studs.
• Ek Onkar — the opening words of the Guru Granth Sahib, in minimal silver bands and bracelets.
• Navratna — nine gemstones for the nine planets. Unlike a single rashi ratan, navratna needs no chart reading. Read what Navratna means and who can wear it.
• Deity designs — Ganesha, Krishna, Ram and Vakratunda pendants and bands.
• Evil eye (nazariya) — protective rather than religious, and one of our most-worn categories. See the nazariya guide or shop evil eye jewellery.

Shopping for Sawan?

During Shravan — the month of Shiva — rudraksha, Om and trishul pieces are the traditional choice, and many devotees begin wearing rudraksha on the first Sawan Somvar. Our seasonal Sawan collection gathers those designs in one place.

Frequently asked questions

Is silver good for spiritual jewellery? Yes. Silver is considered a cooling, sattvic metal in Indian tradition and is the customary setting for rudraksha and devotional symbols.

Can anyone wear an Om pendant? Yes. Om is a universal symbol worn across ages, genders and communities. The usual courtesy is simply to treat it respectfully — many people remove devotional pieces before bathing.

Which day should I start wearing rudraksha? Monday, the day of Lord Shiva. The Mondays of Shravan (Sawan Somvar) are considered especially auspicious.

Do I need an astrologer before wearing navratna? No. Because navratna balances all nine planetary influences together, it is traditionally considered safe for anyone — unlike a single prescribed gemstone.

Can men and women wear the same spiritual designs? Yes, most are unisex. Trishul studs and rudraksha bracelets are popular with men; Om pendants and bands are worn by everyone.

How do I care for a rudraksha set in silver? Keep the bead dry, remove it before bathing and swimming, and oil it lightly every few months. Polish only the silver — see our silver cleaning guide.

Is this real 925 silver? Yes, every piece is hallmarked 925 sterling silver with an authenticity card. Here is how to verify 925 silver yourself.

Will spiritual silver tarnish? All real silver can dull over time — it polishes off and does not damage the metal. See why silver turns black.