This ethereal 108 bead mala necklace is hand-knotted with amethyst, white turquoise, purple jasper and bodhi seed counters. The necklace finishes with a handmade tassel and rainbow-electroplated feather charm detail.
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Length: 38" Tassel Length: 3"
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Metal: Brass
- Cord Material: Nylon
- Perfect for meditation
- Turquoise: 8mm, Amethyst: 6mm
AMETHYST: Amethyst is a powerful, protective stone with a high spiritual vibration. It is said to bring the wearer serenity, which enhances higher states of consciousness and meditation. This stone is known to help bring clarity, open intuition and enhance psychic gifts.
WHITE TURQUOISE: A valued power stone used in amulets since time immemorial, Turquoise is said to provide solace for the spirit and vitality for the body. The stone is known to instill inner calm, aid creative expression and stimulate romantic love. Having been called the “sky stone” or “stone of heaven”, it was believed that turquoises' high vibrations can build a spiritual bridge between worlds and give strong powers of intuition to its bearer.
BODHI SEED: Bodhi seeds have a sacred meaning throughout Buddhism, as it was under the Bodhi tree that the Buddha first achieved enlightenment. Bodhi seeds are said to guard against negative energy, offer protection and bring peace and prosperity to its wearer.
PURPLE JASPER: A stone that reminds us to celebrate and enjoy life, purple jasper is also said to assist in transforming relationships. It has strong grounding and calming qualities that help to engender strength and self-discipline. Like all jaspers, purple jasper is both a protective and nurturing stone that helps us connect to the earth while bringing in stability and balance.
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.
