1. Generally, bracelets are left-handed, especially when turned on.

Whether men or women, the left is the top, of course, this has always been an unwritten rule of Buddhism.

2. It is not recommended to wear more than one bracelet at a time.

Especially when both hands are worn at the same time, both hands are full. People think it is inappropriate to wear bracelets on both hands like handcuffs.

3. When wearing a beaded bracelet, the stupa is facing up.

Many bracelets have stupas, which are connected with mother beads, that is, Buddha heads. When wearing it, the stupa faces upwards to show respect for the Buddha.

Make sure your hands are clean before touching the bracelet.

If you have touched raw meat with blood stains, or when your hands are dirty, such as sweating, don't touch beads again. This is mainly because it will pollute bracelets, and bracelets are very spiritual and disrespectful to opponents.

5. Don't touch other people's bracelets easily.

Bracelets are different from ordinary jewelry, so you'd better not touch them casually. Your own bracelet is actually very taboo for others to touch and play.