Authentic blessed Nepal monks handmade Buddhism Red protection bracelet for women and men with a talisman, Adjustable Braided Good Luck Cord Wrap Bracelets.

Is this really an authentically blessed bracelet? I don't know. It came with a little card but it's in another language. It's cool though. Also, is it lucky? I don't know yet. I've been wearing it consistently for about a week and I haven't noticed any changes. But it's cute, it seems sturdy, it's dealt with hand washing and it's adjustable. The only problem is the string itself used to make it so slippery so the adjustment doesn't stay. But I would say it makes an interesting, fun little gift for someone who likes unobtrusive bracelets (or could maybe use a little luck)

I love the idea of this bracelet but you can see that it is cheaply made within a week of wearing the bracelet it started coming unraveled. Would not recommend buying is a waste of money.

This bracelet is more than a bracelet, it is a charm that makes people feel protected. These bracelets are very popular with the teenagers right now, and adults love that they are blessed and easy to wear. I love my bracelet and the knowing it was blessed makes it even more special. Very well made and attractive and the red does not bleed if you get it wet while wearing it.

Who wouldn't want a protection bracelet blessed by a Nepalese monk? This is a very clever design that fits many sized wrists and can be a great gift to anyone. It looks nice with a watch and mala beads and is delivered straight to your door instead of having to fly to Nepal and search out a monestary. Love this.

I love this spiritual aspect to this bracelet. I love how prepared by hand, and it was bless and prayed for by monks. The red is an absolute beautiful, vibrant color. And the bracelet also came with a card that you can put into your wallet or your bag or your car to travel with. it is a blessed upon prayer which I felt had a very good intention on it. This would undoubtedly make a beautiful gift and I can see it lasting a long time with proper care.

Came apart on the first day

I tried to use google translate to decipher what the different options are here, but failed. I think the different variations are supposed to help protect from different things? I decided on the plain red version, though the first two options look the same to me, so I remain confused.The bracelet is, as pictured, a lovely silky knotted bracelet. There is a knotted piece on the underside that sort of functions as a fancy bead where the two ends of the bracelet are held. The smooth cord can slide back and forth along the knotted 'bead' to loosen or tighten the bracelet. The 'bead' part is appropriately tight, so that the bracelet ends can move back and forth with a bit of force, but won't easily loosen on its own.This comes in a very sturdy plastic zipper case and with the card they call an 'amulet' that says in English "stay protect always", and who knows what it says in Nepali.Overall, it's a sweet little thing and would make a nice gift for the right person.

Very adjustable bracelet in a Lucious red color! The silky threads are nice because they don’t irritate the skin.