Buddhist rings, often referred to as prayer rings or Buddhist prayer beads, are accessories used in Buddhism for meditation and prayer. These rings typically feature a series of beads, usually 108, which help practitioners keep track of their mantras or prayers during meditation. The act of counting beads can enhance focus and mindfulness. In addition to their practical use, Buddhist rings can also hold symbolic meaning. They often represent the cycle of life and the interconnectedness of all beings. Many practitioners wear these rings as a reminder of their spiritual journey and commitment to the teachings of Buddha.