Guanyin Pendant-Compassion Close to Heart

Guanyin Pendant-Compassion Close to Heart

£67.43
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Guanyin Pendant-Compassion Close to Heart

Guanyin Pendant-Compassion Close to Heart

£67.43

Keep a little kindness close”

Item Details

  • Material: 999 fine silver
  • Pendant size: 21 × 31 mm
  • Cord length: 35", adjustable
  • Weight: 5 g
  • Design: Seated Guanyin, oval openwork frame
  • Finish: Gold-tone electroplating

Seated Guanyin rests within an oval frame of curling openwork, suspended from a black adjustable cord. The gold-tone finish brings the sculpted figure into focus—a piece for those who want their jewelry to reflect the kindness they value.

Stones & Symbols

Guanyin - Compassion

Design Inspiration

The stillness of the seated figure contrasts with the flowing lines surrounding it. This balance gives the pendant its gentle character, offering a personal way to keep the idea of compassion close.

FAQ

What does Guanyin represent?
In Buddhist tradition, Guanyin is the bodhisattva associated with compassion. Wearing this image can be a personal expression of that value. 

Can I adjust how low the pendant sits?
Yes. The cord has a full length of 35" and adjusts shorter, so you can change its position to suit your neckline.

Is the pendant silver even though it looks gold?
Yes. The pendant is made from 999 fine silver with a gold-tone electroplated finish.

Who It's For

  • Someone who values compassion and wants a daily reminder to practice it.
  • Those drawn to Guanyin imagery and detailed pendants on simple cords.
  • A thoughtful gift for someone who appreciates Buddhist symbolism.

Care Guidelines

  • Remove before showering, swimming, or exercising; keep away from perfume and cleaning products.
  • Wipe gently with a soft, dry cloth and store separately. Avoid abrasive silver polishes that could damage the plated finish.

Learn More About Guanyin

Four-Armed Guanyin is a form of Avalokiteshvara in Tibetan Buddhist tradition. The four arms are commonly interpreted through qualities and activities connected with compassion, wisdom, purity, and the relief of suffering. This form is closely associated with the six-syllable mantra Om Mani Padme Hum, making the image especially meaningful in devotional art and jewelry rooted in Buddhist symbolism.

Read more at:
Who Is Four-Armed Guanyin? Meaning and Symbolism Explained



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