Himalayan Seven Royal Treasures Set

Seven symbols of sovereignty — each one a doorway into a different quality of awakened power.

The Seven Royal Treasures — known in Buddhism as the Seven Jewels of a Chakravartin — are sacred symbols rooted in the Sutra of the Wheel-Turning King. Comprising the Wheel, the Elephant, the Horse, the Noble Minister, the Wish-Fulfilling Jewel, the Queen, and the General, they represent the dharma’s continuous turning, the sovereignty of awakened wisdom, and seven distinct qualities of spiritual mastery working in harmony.

Displayed as a set, they create a complete energetic field of auspiciousness, abundance, and righteous power — traditionally placed in the home, the altar space, or the office as a symbol of noble intention and the aspiration to lead one’s life with wisdom and integrity.

Crafted in the traditional Tibetan style — each piece cast in solid pure brass — dense, weighty, and built to last generations — designed to be displayed as a unified sacred set.