The Awakened Heart Mala brings together garnet, charoite, and arfvedsonite in a rich palette of deep plum, violet, and black. Gold accents, a gold-tone evil eye heart pendant, and a mini black tassel give this 108-bead necklace a moody, mystical look.
At its center, an eye rests within a sculpted heart—a symbolic meeting of love, awareness, and protection. The evil eye motif is traditionally worn as a protective talisman, offering a meaningful reminder to keep your heart open while honoring your boundaries.
Handcrafted with 108 gemstone beads, this mala can accompany a personal meditation or intention-setting practice, or simply be worn as an expressive everyday necklace. The varied tones and natural markings of the stones give each piece its own character, while the miniature tassel adds a soft finishing touch.
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Length: 31"
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Gemstones: Garnet, Charoite, and Arfvedsonite
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Bead size: 6mm
- Metal: Brass
- Cord: Nylon
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Pendant length: 0.75"
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Tassel legnth: 0.75"
GARNET: Garnet is often associated with love and commitment, connected to themes of passion, devotion, and emotional depth. It’s believed to encourage openness of the heart and self-confidence by easing internal inhibitions that limit one’s potential.
CHAROITE: Charoite has long been associated with transformation, inner strength, and spiritual insight. Traditionally connected to courage, intuition, and emotional resilience, Charoite represents the ability to embrace change, overcome uncertainty, and move forward with clarity and confidence.
Arfvedsonite: Its deep, dark tones and striking flashes of blue evoke a sense of mystery and depth, making it a meaningful symbol of self-discovery and hidden potential. Traditionally connected to clarity, insight, and spiritual awareness, Arfvedsonite represents the courage to look within, embrace new perspectives, and navigate change with confidence and purpose.
A Mala is a simple, sacred and effective meditative tool for prayer and reflection. Traditionally consisting of 108 beads, it can help to amplify intention, reduce stress and enhance wisdom, patience and health. You can use a mala with or without a mantra. Always start with the bead next to the Guru (the biggest) bead at the beginning of the mala. Then move each bead with the thumb towards the body over the meridian point located on the side of each finger, between the tip of the finger and the first knuckle. Thus, the Guru bead descends and eventually ascends to be the last bead of your meditation. As you hold the Guru bead, repeat your mantra and make a prayer.
