Chakra bracelets featuring all 7 genuine healing crystals — red jasper, carnelian, tiger eye, green aventurine, lapis lazuli, amethyst, and clear quartz. One bracelet for every energy centre, adjustable to any wrist, ethically sourced, and ready to wear with free US shipping.
About Our 7 Chakra Bracelet Collection
Seven Genuine Crystals — One Stone for Every Chakra
Every chakra bracelet in this collection is built around the same principle: one genuine crystal stone matched to each of the seven energy centres in the body. Red jasper for the root chakra. Carnelian for the sacral. Tiger eye for the solar plexus. Green aventurine for the heart. Lapis lazuli for the throat. Amethyst for the third eye. Clear quartz for the crown. These are not glass or synthetic — each bead is a real semi-precious stone selected for its traditional correspondence with that specific chakra. Wearing a chakra bracelet keeps all seven energy centres connected in a single piece.
Adjustable Fit, Ethically Sourced, Gift-Ready from the Box
Every bracelet in this collection arrives adjustable — either an elastic bead band that stretches to fit any wrist size, or a sliding cord that tightens and loosens in seconds. There is no sizing to guess. No returns for the wrong fit. The crystals are ethically sourced and the bracelets are packaged gift-ready, which is why chakra bracelets account for more of TYM's gifted orders than any other product category. If you are buying for yourself or for someone else, the bracelet arrives exactly as it was made — intact, polished, and ready to wear.
The Most Meaningful Chakra Bracelet You Can Wear Every Day
A chakra bracelet is not decorative jewellery with a spiritual label on it. Each stone in the bracelet corresponds to a specific energy centre, and wearing all seven together is understood in traditional crystal healing practice to support overall energetic balance throughout the day. These bracelets are also stackable — they work well alone or layered with protection bracelets, tibetan bracelets, or mala bracelets. Worn by over 50,000 practitioners through The Yoga Mandala since 2016, the chakra bracelet collection is the foundation of TYM's jewellery range — and TYM's best-selling product category by volume across every year of trading.
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What is a chakra bracelet?
A chakra bracelet is a piece of jewellery containing one crystal or gemstone bead corresponding to each of the seven chakras — the energy centres recognised in Hindu and Buddhist tradition. The seven stones run from the root chakra at the base of the spine to the crown chakra at the top of the head. Wearing all seven stones together is traditionally understood to support overall energetic balance. See our full guide to chakra jewellery benefits →
What do the stones in a chakra bracelet mean?
Each stone in a 7 chakra bracelet is traditionally matched to one energy centre: red jasper or garnet for the root chakra (grounding, stability), carnelian for the sacral chakra (creativity, vitality), tiger eye or citrine for the solar plexus (confidence, willpower), green aventurine or rose quartz for the heart (love, compassion), lapis lazuli or turquoise for the throat (communication, truth), amethyst for the third eye (intuition, clarity), and clear quartz for the crown chakra (connection, consciousness). See our complete chakra beads meaning guide →
What does it mean when a chakra bracelet breaks?
In crystal healing tradition, a chakra bracelet breaking is interpreted as a sign that the bracelet has absorbed significant energy — either completing its protective or balancing purpose, or responding to a period of intense emotional or energetic experience. Many practitioners treat a broken chakra bracelet as a signal to cleanse and reset their energy before replacing the piece. See our full post on what it means when your chakra bracelet breaks →
Which wrist should you wear a chakra bracelet on?
Traditional crystal healing practice recommends wearing a chakra bracelet on the left wrist to receive its balancing energy — the left side is considered the receptive side in most Eastern healing traditions. For bracelets worn with the intention of projecting energy outward, the right wrist is sometimes preferred. Many wearers follow intuition about which wrist feels most natural, and some choose to wear a chakra bracelet on each wrist for full balance across both sides of the body.