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Product Name: Tulsi Bracelet with 925 Silver Shree Hari Beads
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Material: Natural Tulsi beads with Shree Hari sterling silver beads
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Silver Purity: 92.5 sterling silver
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Finish: Natural Tulsi texture with polished devotional silver detailing
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Approximate Weight: 9–11 grams
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Bracelet Length: Approximately 8.2 inches
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Tulsi Bead Size: Approximately 7–8 mm
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Style: Spiritual, devotional, natural, traditional and premium
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Bracelet Design: Single-line beaded bracelet
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Ideal For: Daily devotional wear, temple visits, prayer, mantra chanting, meditation and yoga
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Spiritual Association: Traditionally associated with Vaishnava devotion, Lord Vishnu, Lord Krishna and Shree Hari symbolism
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Craftsmanship: Carefully assembled natural Tulsi beads with detailed sterling silver Shree Hari components
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Gift Purpose: Birthdays, Janmashtami, religious festivals, spiritual milestones and gifts for Vishnu or Krishna devotees
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Care Instructions: Avoid continuous contact with water, soap, perfumes, sweat, moisture and chemical products
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Storage Instructions: Wipe gently with a soft dry cloth and store separately in a clean, dry plastic zip-lock pouch
1. What is this Tulsi Shree Hari bracelet made from?
It combines approximately 7–8 mm Tulsi beads with devotional Shree Hari beads crafted in 92.5 sterling silver.
2. What are Tulsi beads traditionally associated with?
Tulsi beads are traditionally associated with Vaishnava devotion and the worship of Lord Vishnu and Lord Krishna. Devotees often wear them during prayer and chanting.
3. What does Shree Hari represent?
Shree Hari is a devotional name commonly associated with Lord Vishnu. The silver Shree Hari beads give the bracelet a distinctive Vaishnava identity.
4. What are the bracelet’s size and weight?
The bracelet measures approximately 8.2 inches, weighs around 9–11 grams and features Tulsi beads measuring approximately 7–8 mm.
5. Can this Tulsi bracelet be worn every day?
It is suitable for daily devotional wear. Avoid regular exposure to water, soaps, perfumes and chemicals to help preserve the Tulsi beads and sterling silver.
