Lotus Themed Designs

What these are

The lotus is the through-line across 110 pieces, opening in sterling silver, gold plated brass, silver plated bronze, and carved wood. The collection spans earrings, pendants and necklaces, rings, wind chimes, trivets, and wall prints, with prices from about $18 to $148. Some designs stand alone as a single bloom; others sit inside mandalas or beside companion symbols like om, tree of life, hamsa, and yin yang. Stones set into the silver include labradorite, moonstone, turquoise, amethyst, topaz, citrine, garnet, tourmaline, black onyx, and carnelian.

How to choose

For a quiet daily piece, look to the sterling silver openwork lotus drop earrings, the engraved adjustable lotus ring, or a labradorite or moonstone lotus pendant. Mantra pieces such as the No Mud No Lotus ring and pendant carry the phrase directly. Adjustable ring bands fit sizes 7.5 to 9.5 or open to fit most sizes, and small pendants measure about one inch across, so they layer easily with other chains.

Where to place it

The lotus is associated with growth, transformation, and grace, and many people keep one nearby as a reminder of an intention. Carved wood lotus trivets double as wall hangings, beaded lotus bell wind chimes soften a doorway or window, and Rise Above and other lotus art prints anchor a meditation corner or entryway.

Care

Wipe silver and moonstone pieces gently with a soft polishing cloth and store away from moisture. Dust prints with a soft, dry cloth and keep them out of direct sunlight and damp areas to preserve the color.