What are the bracelets called that have water in them?

Lokai bracelets (mylokai.com) consist of clear beads and also have one white and black bead on each side. The black bead contains mud from the Dead Sea. The white bead contains water from Mount Everest. The clear beads contain water.

How do you know if a Lokai bracelet is real?

For the authentic Lokai bracelets, the symbols placed on the white and the black Lokai beads come in a fixed size; and they are not too small or too big as the symbols are sized to fit the beads perfectly while leaving you with just a little empty space around the beads – you can see the space when you look at the …

Are Lokai bracelets water proof?

@kendi_kenn yes lokai’s are 100% waterproof! People have even worn them during Tough Mudders!

What’s the point of Lokai bracelets?

Wearing a Lokai bracelet is a reminder and recognition that life is a cycle of highs and lows, and it symbolizes living a balanced life. The highest moments of life, joy, gratitude, and happiness are represented by water from the highest point on earth, Mt. Everest.

Where does water come from on Lokai bracelet?

The white bead is infused with water from Mt Everest and the black bead contains mud from the Dead Sea, the highest and lowest points on earth. Buy what you love and split the cost. It’s easy and interest-free.

How long does it take to make a Lokai bracelet?

We believe giving back brings balance, so Lokai donates 10% of net profits to charity partners. White bead is infused with water from Mt Everest, black bead carries mud from the Dead Sea. Please note, the water in the white bead may evaporate over time as silicone is a porous material. Order should be delivered within 7 business days.

Where does the mud from the Dead Sea come from?

The white bead is infused with water from Mt Everest and the black bead contains mud from the Dead Sea, the highest and lowest points on earth. Buy what you love and split the cost.

Is it true that there is no water from Mount Everest?

While the Lokai bracelets are sentimental and trendy, having no water from Mount Everest may or may not depreciate it’s value and retail. As for myself, I will spend my money elsewhere.