A 108-bead mala of Rhodonite and Grey Quartz beads that can be worn both as a meditation tool and as a necklace. It comes in a cotton gift bag, ready to give.
About Rhodonite and Grey Quartz
Rhodonite is a mineral with pink-and-black veining, while grey quartz is a soft, smoky-grey variety of quartz. Tradition knows rhodonite as a stone of love and compassion, said to help keep a cool head even in unsettling moments; grey quartz is regarded in tradition as a stone of calm and balanced relationships, linked to the replenishing of one's inner reserves. These meanings belong to the tradition of crystal lore, not to medical fact.
About the feather symbol
The feather charm is, in many traditions, a symbol of lightness, freedom and a higher connection. It is a delicate, airy complement to the string of stones.
How to use it
The mala looks lovely as a necklace in everyday life, while during meditation or a quiet moment the beads, moved on one by one with a finger, can act as gentle anchors for the attention. It also makes a kind gift, arriving in a cotton gift bag.
What is a mala?
A mala is originally a Hindu and Buddhist tool for prayer and meditation, with 108 beads, used to count the repetition of mantras. A mantra is a sequence of words — often Sanskrit — traditionally repeated 108 times, while the attention rests on their meaning and vibration, thoughts settle and the body relaxes. Today many people also simply wear it as a necklace or accessory.
Wearing and good to know
The length of around 44 cm can be worn at the neck or wound several times around the wrist. As a natural mineral, each piece is unique, and the tone and pattern may vary a little. Wipe it clean with a soft cloth.