Red has had a long-standing tradition in human history for many things, more so defined by the attachments that the culture puts on them. In energy work, this bracelet can become a talisman and charged with energies that are to protect the wearer. It is believed that the left side of the body is the receiving side, so wearing it on the left side allows the receiving of good fortunes and luck to come to you.

Red Bracelet Meaning

Hinduism: In Hinduism, they are called “kalava”, and they are generally worn on the right wrist by men and left wrist by woman. In Hinduism, red is a symbol of purity, the color of divine, bravery and generosity. It is given in the temple’s at ceremonies and punjab’s. It shows unity in the faith of Hinduism and the community.

Buddhism: In Buddhism, the color red is a symbol of life force, compassion, and rules the tongue. Wearing the red string in Buddhism is a reminder to the wearer to show compassion to all and mind the tongue; for the tongue can cut deeper than the sword.

Christianity: In Christianity, Genesis: 38 mentions the red string to “worn off misfortunes”. It is also generally worn on the left wrist. In Christianity, red is a symbol of fire, blood, and Pentecost. It also became the color of the martyred saints.

Kabbalah: Kabbalah is the Jewish mystical interpenetration of the bible. It originated from Rachel’s tomb and is only worn on the left wrist. In the Kabbalah it’s believed it removes unwanted energy to make room for wanted energy.