Many people who are new to Buddhism are often surprised at how significant jewelry is to Buddhist culture. Can materialistic items like jewelry pieces affect the way we think? Well, let’s apply this question to Western cultures. Weddings have been certified with rings and other pieces of jewelry for centuries. If Christians can use jewelry to create sacred bonds between men and women, why can’t Buddhists use pieces of jewelry to affirm their commitment to the religion? Jewelry has always been a part of Buddhist culture, not for aesthetic appeal or pure traditional sentiments – according to Buddhist culture, wearing certain ornaments can make people more spiritual and connected to Buddhist principles of life. How Buddhist Saints Use Jewelry Buddhist saints and priests have used jewelry items for centuries to stay more focused during meditation sessions. Jewelry pieces help them focus their attention on singular ideas and refine their meditative experiences. For someone who is new to these spiritual ideas, a Buddhist Pendant or a bracelet can do wonders. These pieces of jewelry can help them clear their minds and thoughts. The material object can also be used to align the energies in their bodies and to connect their minds, bodies, and spirits. Some Buddhist legends also speak of jewelry items with healing and protective features. Although such claims are unconfirmed, the positive effects that Buddhist jewelry has on meditative practices are scientifically proven. Jewelry with Nano Inscriptions Modern-day Buddhist jewelry comes with ‘Nano’ inscriptions. These inscriptions aren’t clearly visible to naked eyes. Users will need magnifying glasses to read them. But, they look amazing and help users always feel connected to Buddhist teachings and principles. A Buddha pendant gold with special Buddhist messages and texts is guaranteed to drive away negative energy and introduce a sense of calmness in the wearer’s mind and body.