Ordering & Payment
We currently accept PayPal as our payment method.
All prices are listed in US Dollars (USD). If you are purchasing from outside the US, your bank will handle the currency conversion at the current exchange rate.
We do not currently offer cash on delivery or direct bank transfer. PayPal is our only accepted payment method at this time.
Yes. Once payment is confirmed, a confirmation email will be sent to the address you provided. Please check your spam folder if you don't see it. If it's still missing, contact us at Support@buddhatibet.com.
Shipping & Delivery
Yes, we offer worldwide shipping.
Orders are processed within 1–3 business days after payment is confirmed. During public holidays or peak seasons, it may take slightly longer. Custom or limited-edition items are typically shipped within 5–7 business days.
Estimated delivery times after dispatch:
• Expedited Shipping (DHL / FedEx): 7–10 business days — additional fee of $22
• Standard Shipping: 10–15 business days
Delivery times are estimates and may vary due to customs clearance or unforeseen circumstances.
Once dispatched, you'll receive a shipping confirmation email with your tracking number. You can track your package on the carrier's website, at 17track.net, or directly through the Track My Order page on our website. Please allow 1–3 business days after dispatch for tracking to activate. If you have any trouble, feel free to contact us and we'll confirm your order status for you.
This is normal during the early stages of international shipping. Packages travel overland to an international hub before being scanned into the global system — this can take 3–5 business days. Please wait and check again. If there's still no update after 7 business days, feel free to contact us at Support@buddhatibet.com and we'll look into it for you.
Please contact us at Support@buddhatibet.com with your order number. We will investigate and work with you to resolve the issue, whether that means locating your package or arranging a replacement or refund.
Returns & After-Sales
You may request a return or exchange within 30 days of receiving your package, whether the size isn't right or you simply had a change of heart.
Email Support@buddhatibet.com with your order number and reason. We'll respond within 24–48 hours with the return address and instructions. Please note:
• Items must be unused and in original condition (ideally with unopened packaging)
• Refunds are processed to your original PayPal account within 5–7 business days once we receive the item
Please allow additional time for your bank to reflect the balance
Yes. You may return any unused item in its original condition within 30 days of receipt. Email us at Support@buddhatibet.com to get started.
Customers are responsible for return shipping costs. We recommend using a tracked service, as we can only process your refund once the package safely reaches us.
Email: Support@buddhatibet.com / Website: buddhatibet.com. We aim to respond within 24–48 hours.
Products & Authenticity
Our products are crafted from traditional natural materials, including:
• Gemstones & crystals: turquoise, obsidian, coral, lapis lazuli, jade, and other semi-precious stones
• Metals: sterling silver, copper, brass, and gold-plated alloys
• Sacred materials: Bodhi seeds, sandalwood, yak bone, and Dzi beads
Our products are primarily sourced from Tibet and the surrounding Himalayan regions, including Nepal, as well as trusted manufacturers on the mainland with verified credentials in traditional craftsmanship. Each piece is made using time-honored techniques, bringing together authentic regional artistry from across the Tibetan cultural sphere.
Yes, absolutely. All items are authentic, handcrafted pieces made from genuine natural materials.
Product Guidance & Care
A few approaches:
• By intention: think about what you want to invite — protection, clarity, abundance, love, or healing
• By intuition: notice which pieces draw your attention when browsing
• By tradition: read our product descriptions for the Tibetan Buddhist or Feng Shui meaning behind each piece
Still unsure? Contact us at Support@buddhatibet.com for personalised suggestions.
In Tibetan Buddhist and Feng Shui tradition, the left hand receives energy inward, and the right hand projects energy outward:
• Left hand: for protection, healing, or attracting abundance
• Right hand: for releasing or giving energy
Yes. Layering bracelets is a common practice and there is no spiritual rule against it. Many people combine bracelets with complementary intentions. Follow your instincts and what feels good to you.
To keep your pieces looking their best:
• Avoid exposure to water, perfume, lotions, and harsh chemicals
• Remove jewelry before swimming, bathing, or exercising
• Store pieces separately in a soft pouch or box to prevent scratching
• Wipe metal pieces gently with a soft dry cloth to restore shine
Avoid prolonged sunlight exposure — it can fade some stones over time
To hang and care for your Thangka:
• Hang in a clean, respectful space at eye level or slightly above — such as an altar or meditation corner
• Avoid direct sunlight, which can fade the pigments over time
• Keep away from high humidity and moisture
• Handle the fabric border with care; avoid touching the painted surface with bare hands
• To clean, gently dust with a very soft, dry brush — do not use water or cleaning products
Traditionally, a Thangka is treated with reverence — it is considered respectful not to place it on the floor or in a bathroom.
Tibetan Culture & Product Meaning
Absolutely. Many of our customers do not follow Buddhism but are drawn to Tibetan products for their beauty, craftsmanship, symbolism, or the positive energies they represent. There are no requirements or beliefs you need to hold to enjoy these pieces.
Om Mani Padme Hum is the mantra of Avalokiteshvara (Chenrezig), the bodhisattva of compassion. Each of the six syllables corresponds to a realm of existence and carries the power to purify suffering. The mantra is roughly translated as 'the jewel is in the lotus' and is a prayer for compassion, wisdom, and liberation. It is inscribed on prayer wheels, prayer flags, mani stones, and many of our jewelry pieces.
A prayer wheel is a cylindrical wheel filled with mantras — most commonly Om Mani Padme Hum. Spinning it clockwise is said to have the same spiritual merit as reciting the mantras within. It is a form of active meditation and a way of generating compassion and positive karma. Spin the wheel gently in a clockwise direction while holding a calm and focused mind.
Tibetan Buddhism (Vajrayana) incorporates a rich tradition of ritual objects and sacred art not found in other Buddhist traditions — including prayer wheels, Thangka paintings, Dzi beads, Dorje, singing bowls, and specific deity imagery such as Green Tara or Mahakala. Our collection focuses specifically on authentic Tibetan pieces sourced from Tibet and the Himalayan region.
To hang and care for your Thangka:
• Hang in a clean, respectful space at eye level or slightly above — such as an altar or meditation corner
• Avoid direct sunlight, which can fade the pigments over time
• Keep away from high humidity and moisture
• Handle the fabric border with care; avoid touching the painted surface with bare hands
• To clean, gently dust with a very soft, dry brush — do not use water or cleaning products
Traditionally, a Thangka is treated with reverence — it is considered respectful not to place it on the floor or in a bathroom.
