Enamelled Red Om Beaded Chain Bracelet Style Rakhi

A fine diamond-cut chain carries a single beaded station at its centre. Two round blue beads sit either side of a fluted silver rondelle, and that group repeats on both sides of an Om worked in magenta enamel, each section linked by open jump rings so the run stays flexible on the wrist. Om is the syllable spoken at the opening of Hindu prayer.

The grooves cut into the rondelles break light into short flashes, while the beads beside them hold a flat, even colour and stay matte against the silver. The enamel is filled level with the raised outline of the character, so the Om reads cleanly from a short distance rather than only in the hand.

Worn, the station falls across the top of the wrist and the plain chain follows behind it. A spring ring and a short extender chain close the bracelet, allowing a little adjustment in length. Hand-finished in Surat.