Two-Tone Tibetan Style Brass Silver adjustable Ring

Tibetan Buddhist Mantra Ring This is a Tibetan Buddhist “Om Mani Padme Hum” ring, and here’s what I can identify: Script & Design The raised gold-toned characters on the band are Tibetan script spelling out Om Mani Padme Hum — the most sacred mantra in Tibetan Buddhism, associated with Avalokiteśvara (the Bodhisattva of Compassion). The characters sit against a darkened background, framed by twisted rope/braid border details on both edges — a classic Tibetan jewelry design element. Construction • Two-tone metal: silver-colored base with gold-toned raised script • Likely mixed metals — copper, brass, and silver alloy, which is very common in Nepali/Tibetan craftsmanship • The ring appears to be an adjustable open-band style (visible gap in Image 3) Hallmark The inner band is stamped “925” — indicating sterling silver (92.5% pure silver) for the base metal. Origin Almost certainly made in Nepal or Tibet, possibly the Kathmandu valley, where this style of mantra ring is widely produced for both devotional and tourist markets.