We’re thrilled to announce that DunyaGems now has an official WhatsApp Channel, a private and effortless way to stay connected with us, get exclusive updates, and enjoy the beauty of handmade tasbihs and jewellery.

Whether you're a loyal collector or just exploring, our WhatsApp Channel brings you closer to the story behind every bead — without overwhelming your inbox or chat list.

Discover the history, symbolism, and calming power of jet stone prayer beads with DunyaGems. Learn why this ancient black mineraloid — known for its lightweight feel and rich cultural heritage — is treasured in tasbihs and komboloi across the world.

Tasbihs aren’t just for prayer — they’re tools for grounding, reflection, and mindfulness. Learn why 33 or 99 beads might be the right fit for your journey. Tasbihs also known as prayer beads, komboloi, worry beads, misbaha, subha, sebha, tasbeeh, and tesbih have different beads counts for different purposes.

Comparing materials for tasbih, komboloi, misbaha, subha and tesbihs: wooden, gemstone, amberoid (also known as Faturan, Bakelite, SIKMA Kehribar) and Bone & Horn prayer beads. Advantages and disadvantages of each category and how to choose the best worry beads for you!

Explore the meaning behind 17, 19, and 21-bead worry beads and prayer beads. Learn how bead count affects feel, function, and cultural significance in komboloi and efe tesbih. Comparing Greek Style Komboloi (with a longer thread or cord) and Turkish Style Efe or Maskot Tesbih (with a short thread tightly strung).

Discover the story behind DunyaGems — a world of handcrafted worry beads, komboloi, tasbih, and prayer beads, inspired by Mediterranean traditions and made with beautiful materials and artisan care.