Silver Rakhi
925 silver & chandi rakhi for Raksha Bandhan — keepsakes for your brother
A silver rakhi (chandi rakhi) is a keepsake rakhi made in real 925 sterling silver, meant to last long after Raksha Bandhan — many brothers reuse the silver motif as a pendant or keep it as a memento. anokhi silver rakhis feature Om, Ganesh, swastik and evil-eye motifs in certified 925 silver, and pair beautifully with our gifting sets. Hallmarked, gift-boxed, and ready to ship across India and abroad.
How to choose a silver rakhi for Raksha Bandhan
What a silver rakhi is
A silver rakhi, also called a chandi rakhi, is a rakhi with a 925 sterling silver motif in place of the usual decorative thread. The sister ties it on her brother's wrist on Raksha Bandhan, and the silver motif is the part that is kept afterwards.
Every silver rakhi from anokhi is 925 sterling silver on an adjustable thread. Each one is made to be kept as a keepsake, not thrown away after the festival.
Because the thread is adjustable, the same rakhi can be tied on different wrists over the years. The silver motif is the part meant to be kept.
The three rakhis we make
The 925 Silver Rakhi with an Om (ॐ) motif is minimal, on an adjustable thread. The motif can be kept as a pendant or a memento after the festival.
The 925 Silver Rakhi for Brother has a Ganesh motif on an adjustable thread and comes gift-boxed. It is a figurative design, and anokhi makes no claims about any effect the motif may have.
The 925 Silver Rakhi and Sweets Gift Set pairs a silver rakhi with a small box of sweets and a roli-chawal pouch, so the tilak and the sweets come in one gift box. The silver rakhi can be kept as a keepsake.
Keeping the rakhi after Raksha Bandhan
Store the rakhi dry, in its box or a soft pouch, and keep it away from perfume and water. Silver tarnishes faster when it is exposed to air and moisture, so a closed box helps keep the motif in good condition.
Wipe the motif with a soft dry cloth each time you take it out. The Om motif in particular is designed to be kept as a pendant or memento, so it is worth storing it separately from the thread.
Silver is a soft metal, so a motif kept loose in a drawer with other jewellery can pick up scratches. Keeping it in its own box or pouch protects the surface, and it also keeps the piece from tangling with chains.
Ordering in time
Order early. Delivery within India takes 3 to 7 business days, so count back from Raksha Bandhan and allow that window before the festival. A late order may not arrive in time.
The rakhis ship gift-boxed, so they are ready to give on arrival.
Which one to choose
Choose the Om rakhi for a minimal everyday design that can be kept as a pendant. Choose the Ganesh rakhi if you prefer a figurative motif. Choose the gift set if you want the sweets and roli-chawal in the same box.
Prices are ₹1,198 for the Om rakhi, ₹1,398 for the Ganesh rakhi and ₹2,598 for the gift set. All three are 925 sterling silver.
About Silver Rakhi
Is a silver rakhi real silver?
Yes — anokhi silver rakhis use a real 925 sterling silver motif (chandi rakhi), hallmarked for purity, so it lasts far beyond Raksha Bandhan and can be kept as a keepsake.
Can the silver rakhi be reused?
Many brothers keep the 925 silver motif as a pendant or memento after the thread wears out, which is why a chandi rakhi makes such a lasting gift.
What is the price of a silver rakhi?
anokhi's silver rakhis range from about ₹1,199 to ₹2,599 depending on the design and motif; the exact price is on each product page.
Do you deliver silver rakhi across India and abroad?
Yes — gift-boxed silver rakhis ship pan-India and internationally; order early before Raksha Bandhan for on-time delivery.