Ashlesha Kids Bracelet

A little bracelet. A big blessing.

Ashlesha represents intuition, perception, depth, wisdom, mystery and transformation.

Its symbolism is connected with the serpent, representing awareness, renewal, adaptability and the ability to shed the old.

Ashlesha reminds us that not everything meaningful is visible.

Sometimes your greatest strength is your ability to sense, observe and understand.

Designed around the Navtara Paddati, the Bhagya Kids Bracelet is created to accompany them through these precious years as a beautiful symbol of love, positivity, blessings and individuality.

Your child wears it as a personal reminder to:

Trust their intuition.
Listen within.
Allow transformation.

The bracelet includes charms and symbols of Ashlesha's Mitr (friend) and Ati-Mitr (best friend) Nakshatras.

NOTE: The bracelet is inspired by traditional Nakshatra symbolism and is intended as a meaningful jewellery and keepsake piece. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, prevent or guarantee any health, behavioural or life outcome for children.

Because every child deserves to grow up knowing one beautiful thing:

We believe “You are wonderfully, uniquely you!”

Starting from

Rs. 6,000.00 INR

Age 0-2 2-4 4-6 6-8 8-10 10-12 12 years and above

Finish Sliver Micron Plating

Skin-safe brass

18k gold-plated

Anti-tarnish

Hypoallergenic

Ashlesha means “embracing” or “to embrace.” It bears a resemblance to the sway of grown rice plants, whose stalks appear to mutually embrace one another. This phenomenon is observed when the Sun transits through Ashlesha Nakshatra and is referred to as Ashresha.

When observed from Earth, the seven orbits appear to intersect the Ecliptic, creating the appearance of rings crossing one another at two points of intersection. These points are known as the nodes of the respective Grahas.

In the case of the Moon, these two nodes are known as Rahu and Ketu. The other Grahas do not have independent nodes in the same manner. In Vedic mythology, Rahu and Ketu are also associated with a serpentine formation. The appearance of the orbital paths resembles a coiled serpent, and the word Sarpa is used to describe this symbolism associated with the seven planetary planes.

According to Varaha Mihira, Ashlesha consists of five prominent stars, which collectively appear like a wheel, circle, or coiled snake.

1. Store it safely
Store your bracelet in the Bhaagya pouch or box when not in use.

2. Keep it away from chemicals
Keep it away from perfumes, deodorants, lotions, and harsh chemicals.

3. Remove before exposure to water & cleaners
Remove it before showering or using cleaning products.

4. Wipe after wearing
Wipe it gently with a soft, dry cloth after wearing.

5. Handle with care
Avoid pulling or bending the bracelet unnecessarily.

Free shipping on your first order. Dispatched in 2–3 working days from India. Easy 3-day returns if it isn't right.

skin-safe

anti-tarnish

18k gold-plated

hypoallergenic

free shipping

3-day returns

Made in India

Crafted to last

Made well, made to keep.

Real materials, honest finishing. Here's exactly what your Bhaagya is made of.

18k Gold Plating

A rich, even gold layer over solid brass — warm colour that lasts.

Anti-Tarnish Coat

A protective seal keeps the shine bright through everyday wear.

Skin-Safe Brass

A hypoallergenic brass core — gentle on sensitive skin.

Nickel-Free

No nickel, no lead — kind to you and to little ones.

Water-Resistant

Handles a splash and daily life — just keep it dry overnight.

Made in India

Designed and finished by artisans, close to home.

The meaning

Worn for Ashlesha

Ashlesha means “embracing” or “to embrace.” It bears a resemblance to the sway of grown rice plants, whose stalks appear to mutually embrace one another. This phenomenon is observed when the Sun transits through Ashlesha Nakshatra and is referred to as Ashresha.

When observed from Earth, the seven orbits appear to intersect the Ecliptic, creating the appearance of rings crossing one another at two points of intersection. These points are known as the nodes of the respective Grahas.

In the case of the Moon, these two nodes are known as Rahu and Ketu. The other Grahas do not have independent nodes in the same manner. In Vedic mythology, Rahu and Ketu are also associated with a serpentine formation. The appearance of the orbital paths resembles a coiled serpent, and the word Sarpa is used to describe this symbolism associated with the seven planetary planes.

According to Varaha Mihira, Ashlesha consists of five prominent stars, which collectively appear like a wheel, circle, or coiled snake.

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How to care

A piece as unique as you are.

A little care keeps your Bhaagya bright for years.

1

Store your bracelet in the Bhaagya pouch or box when not in use.

2

Keep it away from perfumes, deodorants, lotions, and harsh chemicals.

3

Remove it before showering or using cleaning products.

4

Wipe it gently with a soft, dry cloth after wearing.

Good to know

FAQs

In Vedic astrology, a Nakshatra is one of the 27 lunar constellations used to understand an individual's unique characteristics, tendencies and energies. Your birth Nakshatra is determined by the position of the Moon at the time of your birth.

Your Nakshatra can be determined using your date, exact time and place of birth. If you already know your Nakshatra, simply select the corresponding Bhagya bracelet.

If you are unsure, you can use our Nakshatra finder on the website or contact us for assistance.

Bhaagya follows the core concept of Navtara Paddati to create meaningful, correct, aesthetically pleasing and astrologically approved bracelets as per the nakshtra of an individual.

Yes. Bhagya bracelets are inspired by Vedic astrology and the 27 Nakshatras. They are designed as meaningful, wearable reminders of your individual cosmic identity and intentions.

Bhagya jewellery is created as a spiritual and symbolic accessory, which can be considered as your companion or best friend. It is intended to support your personal intentions, mindfulness and connection with your Nakshatra. It should not be considered a guarantee of specific outcomes or a substitute for professional medical, financial or other advice.

Yes. Bhagya bracelets are designed for everyday wear. However, like any jewellery, avoiding prolonged exposure to water, perfumes, lotions, chemicals and excessive moisture can help maintain its finish and appearance for longer.

care instructions will help your Bhagya bracelet retain its finish for longer.

You can either use our Nakshatra finder if you have their birth details, or contact us for assistance.

If you don't have their birth details, you can also explore our gifting options or contact our team for guidance.

Of course. Bhagya bracelets are designed to be styled with your everyday jewellery. You can wear them alone for a subtle look or layer them with watches and other bracelets.

Your Nakshatra is based on the Moon's position at the time of your birth. If you are unsure, please use our Nakshatra finder or contact our team before placing your order.

Bhagya brings together Nakshatra wisdom, meaningful design and everyday jewellery.

Rather than simply wearing a piece of jewellery, Bhagya allows you to wear a piece that is connected to you — your birth Nakshatra, your personality, your intentions and your journey.

Every Bhagya bracelet connects you to the story and significance of your Nakshatra. Scan the QR code provided with your bracelet to explore more about your Nakshatra, its characteristics and its symbolism.

Pairs beautifully