Medicine Buddha Amulet

This new twist on the Tulku classic cap necklace will not only be the perfect addition to the amulet of your choice, but be stunning in combination with other necklaces or on its own. Using Coral, Rudrani and Rudkrasha, it combines just the right amount of color with earthiness to add some fire to your day. Thought of as the female counterpart to the male Rudraksha seed, the rare and precious Rudrani is a sacred seed born of the Rudraksha tree. When the tree is in full blossom, the Rudrani seeds are shed from its blossoms and collected for their blessings.

The male counterpart of the Rudrani, Rudraksha beads are regarded as auspicious and powerful, and have been worn as a support in meditation practice by spiritual aspirants in Nepal and India for centuries.

In India the Rudrani is often kept in places of worship alongside the Rudraksha to symbolize the union of Siva and Shakti—the divine meeting of male and female principles.

Coral supports the Swadisthana, or Sexual chakra carries the energy of the planet Mars, bringing the heating energy of Fire and activity into our lives.

Adorn yourself with beauty and the energy of creativity and balance!

This unique and stunning combination of two sacred seeds from the earth and a gift from the ocean is full of magic and vibrates beauty through and through. Using Pearl, Rudrani and Rudkrasha, this new take on the Tulku classic cap necklace will not only be the perfect addition to the amulet of your choice, but be stunning in combination with other necklaces or on its own. Thought of as the female counterpart to the male Rudraksha seed, the rare and precious Rudrani is a sacred seed born of the Rudraksha tree. When the tree is in full blossom, the Rudrani seeds are shed from it’s blossoms and collected for their blessings.

In India the Rudrani is often kept in places of worship alongside the Rudraksha to symbolize the union of Siva and Shakti—the divine meeting of male and female principles.

The male counterpart of the Rudrani, Rudraksha beads are regarded as auspicious and powerful, and have been worn as a support in meditation practice by spiritual aspirants in Nepal and India for centuries.

Pearl carries the energy of the Moon, bringing the flowing energy of Water and the awareness of the Divine Feminine into our lives.

Adorn yourself with beauty and the energy of grace!

This unique and stunning combination of two sacred seeds from the earth and a gift from the ocean is full of magic and vibrates beauty through and through. Using Pearl, Rudrani and Rudkrasha, this new take on the Tulku classic cap necklace will not only be the perfect addition to the amulet of your choice, but be stunning in combination with other necklaces or on its own. Thought of as the female counterpart to the male Rudraksha seed, the rare and precious Rudrani is a sacred seed born of the Rudraksha tree. When the tree is in full blossom, the Rudrani seeds are shed from it’s blossoms and collected for their blessings.

In India the Rudrani is often kept in places of worship alongside the Rudraksha to symbolize the union of Siva and Shakti—the divine meeting of male and female principles.

The male counterpart of the Rudrani, Rudraksha beads are regarded as auspicious and powerful, and have been worn as a support in meditation practice by spiritual aspirants in Nepal and India for centuries.

Pearl carries the energy of the Moon, bringing the flowing energy of Water and the awareness of the Divine Feminine into our lives.

Adorn yourself with beauty and the energy of grace!

Wear this beautiful handmade woven chain with or without amulets, pair it with silver or with gold. Delicate yet with a weight to it of fine craftsmanship and quality, this one can be worn with the hoops hanging down in the front, or adjusted to hang in the back at different lengths.

Wear this beautiful handmade woven chain with or without amulets, pair it with silver or with gold. Delicate yet with a weight to it of fine craftsmanship and quality, this one can be worn with the hoops hanging down in the front, or adjusted to hang in the back at different lengths.

Seven Chakra Necklace

The ultimate tribute to the Goddess in you, the 7 Chakra necklaces is a necklace, which incorporates all of the chakras in one necklace.

The Chakra collection amulets are made using a traditional, hand crafted technique, called repousse. They are made from copper fused with 24k. gold according to an ancient Newari recipe. Our Chakra Jewelry is all blessed by Mata.

Each amulet incorporates semi precious stones according to Vedic tradition with the vibration that is appropriate to the chakra to which it corresponds.

The small chakras are approximately 5/8 inch in diameter.
The necklace is sterling silver with fused 24k gold and cord.

For detailed descriptions of each of the chakras, go here.

All of our Chakra jewelry and Sacred jewelry is blessed by Mata.

Seven Chakra Necklace

The ultimate tribute to the Goddess in you, the 7 Chakra necklaces is a necklace, which incorporates all of the chakras in one necklace.

The Chakra collection amulets are made using a traditional, hand crafted technique, called repousse. They are made from copper fused with 24k. gold according to an ancient Newari recipe.

Our Chakra Jewelry is all blessed by Mata.

Each amulet incorporates semi precious stones according to Vedic tradition with the vibration that is appropriate to the chakra to which it corresponds.

The small chakras are approximately 5/8 inch in diameter. Length is 16” with 4” extension The necklace is pure silver and cord.

For detailed descriptions of each of the chakras, go here.

All of our Chakra jewelry and Sacred jewelry is blessed by Mata.

Bodhi Seeds

Bodhi seeds come from the tree known as the “Bodhi tree”—the tree the Buddha was meditating under when he attained enlightenment. Bodhi seeds represent spiritual promise and possibility, a sense of dedication and faith in nurturing the “seed” of practice.

“Within each of us lies a seed, the Bodhi seed, that can lead to our enlightenment. We must create four conditions to help this Bodhi seed grow.

Let sincerity, integrity, faith, and honesty be the soil.

Let kindness, compassion, joy and unselfish giving be the breeze.

Let wisdom and the Buddha’s teachings be the pure water.

Let dedication, ardor and diligence bue the sunlight”.

—Master Cheng Yen

The highly prized and once common Bodhi seed is now difficult to find in the markets in Nepal.

Bodhi Seeds

Bodhi seeds come from the tree known as the “Bodhi tree”—the tree the Buddha was meditating under when he attained enlightenment. Bodhi seeds represent spiritual promise and possibility, a sense of dedication and faith in nurturing the “seed” of practice.

“Within each of us lies a seed, the Bodhi seed, that can lead to our enlightenment. We must create four conditions to help this Bodhi seed grow.

Let sincerity, integrity, faith, and honesty be the soil.

Let kindness, compassion, joy and unselfish giving be the breeze.

Let wisdom and the Buddha’s teachings be the pure water.

Let dedication, ardor and diligence bue the sunlight”.

—Master Cheng Yen

The highly prized and once common Bodhi seed is now difficult to find in the markets in Nepal.

Finely hand woven on waxed cotton cord with 24k Gold Plated silver beads, Hessonite gems and Rudrani seeds is 16” long and adjusts to 24”.

Wear it alone, or wear it with an amulet.

Rudraksha Turquoise Woven Magic

Rudraksha—the eye of Siva. The seed of the Rudraksha tree holds a sacred place in Hinduism, and is believed to possess mystical and divine properties. The male counterpart of the Rudrani, Rudraksha beads are regarded as auspicious and powerful, and have been worn as a support in meditation practice by spiritual aspirants in Nepal and India for centuries. Ayurvedic texts support the rudraksha’s beneficial electromagnetic effects on ones health by expanding peace and flow on the physical, mental and emotional planes. Each seed has divisions along it which are called Mukhis—or faces. The number of faces each rudraksha has determines which divine energy it embodies. These rudraksha beads have 5 faces which represent Lord Siva— "The Auspicious One"— and are ruled by the planet Jupiter. Five Mukhi Rudraksha are also said to help balance the five elements within us—Agni (fire), Jal (water), Vaayu (Air), Aakash (sky), and Prithvi( Earth).

This Tibetan Turquoise supports the Visudha, or Throat chakra and carries the energy of the Earth and the Sky, bringing the awareness of our interconnectedness with all living things into our lives.

With 24k gold plated beads on woven waxed cotton.

This is not a mala but it REALLY feels good. Double it up or wear it long. Your Choice. You can put an amulet on one end and have the Guru bead on the other. That’s what I do.

Rudraksha Coral Mala

Rudraksha—the eye of Siva.
The seed of the Rudraksha tree holds a sacred place in Hinduism, and is believed to possess mystical and divine properties. The male counterpart of the Rudrani, Rudraksha beads are regarded as auspicious and powerful, and have been worn as a support in meditation practice by spiritual aspirants in Nepal and India for centuries. Ayurvedic texts support the rudraksha’s beneficial electromagnetic effects on ones health by expanding peace and flow on the physical, mental and emotional planes.

Each seed has divisions along it which are called Mukhis—or faces. The number of faces each rudraksha has determines which divine energy it embodies. These rudraksha beads have 5 faces which represent Lord Siva— "The Auspicious One"— and are ruled by the planet Jupiter.
Five Mukhi Rudraksha are also said to help balance the five elements within us—Agni (fire), Jal (water), Vaayu (Air), Aakash (sky), and Prithvi( Earth).

Coral supports the Swadisthana, or Sexual chakra carries the energy of the planet Mars, bringing the heating energy of Fire and activity into our lives.

A mala has 108 beads, which is the sacred number for Hindu and Buddhist rosaries—known in these traditions as Malas.

Rudraksha Turquoise Mala

Rudraksha—the eye of Siva. The seed of the Rudraksha tree holds a sacred place in Hinduism, and is believed to possess mystical and divine properties. The male counterpart of the Rudrani, Rudraksha beads are regarded as auspicious and powerful, and have been worn as a support in meditation practice by spiritual aspirants in Nepal and India for centuries. Ayurvedic texts support the rudraksha’s beneficial electromagnetic effects on ones health by expanding peace and flow on the physical, mental and emotional planes. Each seed has divisions along it which are called Mukhis—or faces. The number of faces each rudraksha has determines which divine energy it embodies. These rudraksha beads have 5 faces which represent Lord Siva— "The Auspicious One"— and are ruled by the planet Jupiter. Five Mukhi Rudraksha are also said to help balance the five elements within us—Agni (fire), Jal (water), Vaayu (Air), Aakash (sky), and Prithvi( Earth).

Turquoise supports the Visudha, or Throat chakra and carries the energy of the Earth and the Sky, bringing the awareness of our interconnectedness with all living things into our lives.

A mala has 108 beads, which is the sacred number for Hindu and Buddhist rosaries—known in these traditions as Malas.

Siva Sakti Mala

Thought of as the female counterpart to the male Rudraksha seed, the rare and precious Rudrani is a sacred seed born of the Rudraksha tree. When the tree is in full blossom, the Rudrani seeds are shed from it’s blossoms and collected for their blessings.

In India the Rudrani is often kept in places of worship alongside the Rudraksha to symbolize the union of Siva and Shakti—the divine meeting of male and female principles.

Rudraksha—the eye of Siva.

The seed of the Rudraksha tree holds a sacred place in Hinduism, and is believed to possess mystical and divine properties. The male counterpart of the Rudrani, Rudraksha beads are regarded as auspicious and powerful, and have been worn as a support in meditation practice by spiritual aspirants in Nepal and India for centuries. Ayurvedic texts support the rudraksha’s beneficial electromagnetic effects on ones health by expanding peace and flow on the physical, mental and emotional planes.

Each seed has divisions along it which are called Mukhis—or faces. The number of faces each rudraksha has determines which divine energy it embodies. These rudraksha beads have 5 faces which represent Lord Siva— "The Auspicious One"— and are ruled by the planet Jupiter. Five Mukhi Rudraksha are also said to help balance the five elements within us—Agni (fire), Jal (water), Vaayu (Air), Aakash (sky), and Prithvi( Earth).

A mala has 108 beads, which is the sacred number for Hindu and Buddhist rosaries—known in these traditions as Malas.

Rudraksha Mala

Rudraksha—the eye of Siva. The seed of the Rudraksha tree holds a sacred place in Hinduism, and is believed to possess mystical and divine properties. The male counterpart of the Rudrani, Rudraksha beads are regarded as auspicious and powerful, and have been worn as a support in meditation practice by spiritual aspirants in Nepal and India for centuries. Ayurvedic texts support the rudraksha’s beneficial electromagnetic effects on ones health by expanding peace and flow on the physical, mental and emotional planes. Each seed has divisions along it which are called Mukhis—or faces. The number of faces each rudraksha has determines which divine energy it embodies. These rudraksha beads have 5 faces which represent Lord Siva— "The Auspicious One"— and are ruled by the planet Jupiter. Five Mukhi Rudraksha are also said to help balance the five elements within us—Agni (fire), Jal (water), Vaayu (Air), Aakash (sky), and Prithvi( Earth). A mala has 108 beads, which is the sacred number for Hindu and Buddhist rosaries—known in these traditions as Malas.

Lava Mala

The key words that best describe Lava are— Fire and Transformation. It has the energy of The Phoenix. It was once pure fire in the form of liquid matter, which when cooled, formed into solid rock. Like meteorites, it has undergone a powerful transformation and carries within it’s vibrational experience the energy to help us in our own transformations. Lava was traditionally used by Native Americans when entering battle for strength and clarity.

It is a powerful tool for anyone who needs more fire in their lives, and helps us bring about swift change, transformation, and the fulfillment of our dreams. The energy of lava is powerful, direct, passionate, and focused. At the same time it is a balanced and solid energy which stabilizes us, and helps dissipate anger. In addition to embodying the element of Fire, lava embodies the elemental qualities of Earth—that which it has become. It is a grounding stone that strengthens our connection to Mother Earth, supporting and anchoring us in times of great change.

A mala has 108 beads, which is the sacred number for Hindu and Buddhist rosaries—known in these traditions as Malas. It is especially beneficial in supporting Muladhara (base, or root) chakra.

Hand Made Chain

Hand made chain.

Hand Made Chain

Hand made chain.

Soap Nut

Reetha, or soap nut, is traditionally worn by shamans in India and Nepal, and used for healing rituals involving purification, cleansing, and protection. In Ayurveda, it is considered dosha balancing, and is connected to the Muladhara, or base chakra.

Soap nut, is harvested for it's powerful medicinal qualities and used in treating a wide variety of ailments by traditional peoples in Nepal and India. The black seed is surrounded by a shell which is composed of a soap-like substance used for cleansing during bathing. The cleansing properties of the Soap nut are employed by traditional peoples not only in the physical, but in the energetic and emotional realms as well. It's grounding, stabilizing, and protective qualities are reflected in their shiny black surface and earthly nature.

Soap Nut and Bead Necklace

Reetha, or soap nut, is traditionally worn by shamans in India and Nepal, and used for healing rituals involving purification, cleansing, and protection. In Ayurveda, it is considered dosha balancing, and is connected to the Muladhara, or base chakra.

Soap nut, is harvested for it's powerful medicinal qualities and used in treating a wide variety of ailments by traditional peoples in Nepal and India. The black seed is surrounded by a shell which is composed of a soap-like substance used for cleansing during bathing. The cleansing properties of the Soap nut are employed by traditional peoples not only in the physical, but in the energetic and emotional realms as well. It's grounding, stabilizing, and protective qualities are reflected in their shiny black surface and earthly nature.

Soap Nut and Bead Necklace

Reetha, or soap nut, is traditionally worn by shamans in India and Nepal, and used for healing rituals involving purification, cleansing, and protection. In Ayurveda, it is considered dosha balancing, and is connected to the Muladhara, or base chakra.

Soap nut, is harvested for it's powerful medicinal qualities and used in treating a wide variety of ailments by traditional peoples in Nepal and India. The black seed is surrounded by a shell which is composed of a soap-like substance used for cleansing during bathing. The cleansing properties of the Soap nut are employed by traditional peoples not only in the physical, but in the energetic and emotional realms as well. It's grounding, stabilizing, and protective qualities are reflected in their shiny black surface and earthly nature.

Large Rudraksha

The seed of the Rudraksha tree holds a sacred place in Hinduism, and is believed to possess mystical and divine properties. The male counterpart of the Rudrani, Rudraksha beads are regarded as auspicious and powerful, and have been worn as a support in meditation practice by spiritual aspirants in Nepal and India for centuries. Ayurvedic texts support the rudraksha’s beneficial electromagnetic effects on ones health by expanding peace and flow on the physical, mental and emotional planes. Each seed has divisions along it which are called Mukhis—or faces. The number of faces each rudraksha has determines which divine energy it embodies. These rudraksha beads have 5 faces which represent Lord Siva— "The Auspicious One"— and are ruled by the planet Jupiter. Five Mukhi Rudraksha are also said to help balance the five elements within us—Agni (fire), Jal (water), Vaayu (Air), Aakash (sky), and Prithvi( Earth). A mala has 108 beads, which is the sacred number for Hindu and Buddhist rosaries—known in these traditions as Malas.

Nagaland Rudraksha and Crystal Necklace

Rudraksha—the eye of Siva.

The seed of the Rudraksha tree holds a sacred place in Hinduism, and is believed to possess mystical and divine properties. The male counterpart of the Rudrani, Rudraksha beads are regarded as auspicious and powerful, and have been worn as a support in meditation practice by spiritual aspirants in Nepal and India for centuries. Ayurvedic texts support the rudraksha’s beneficial electromagnetic effects on ones health by expanding peace and flow on the physical, mental and emotional planes.

Each seed has divisions along it which are called Mukhis—or faces. The number of faces each rudraksha has determines which divine energy it embodies. These rudraksha beads have 5 faces which represent Lord Siva— "The Auspicious One"— and are ruled by the planet Jupiter.

Five Mukhi Rudraksha are also said to help balance the five elements within us—Agni (fire), Jal (water), Vaayu (Air), Aakash (sky), and Prithvi( Earth).

The combination of Rudrakshas with precious and semi-precious stones, not only amplifies and enhances the energy of the Rudrakshas, but adds color and dimension to your necklace

The stones are quartz crystals in the traditional "melon" design from Nagaland, India.

Lotus Seed Necklace

The lotus symbolizes the unfoldment of the inner divine potential, the incarnate soul arising from the depths of the physical plane to the total enlightenment of spiritual rebirth. In Buddhism and Hinduism, every important deity is depicted either seated upon the lotus, or holding it in their hands. This representation acts as a symbol of the successful journey from humanity to enlightenment.

The Lotus grows out of murky waters and blossoms into an exquisite and pristine flower. Because it closes, retracting into the dark waters at night, and re-emerges in the light of day, in many cultures it is honored as a symbol of purity and rebirth.

Plant the seed of this transformation in your life. Do not be afraid of the shadows within you, for they are the mud from which you will grow and flower into your fullness.

Lotus Seed Necklace

The lotus symbolizes the unfoldment of the inner divine potential, the incarnate soul arising from the depths of the physical plane to the total enlightenment of spiritual rebirth. In Buddhism and Hinduism, every important deity is depicted either seated upon the lotus, or holding it in their hands. This representation acts as a symbol of the successful journey from humanity to enlightenment.

The Lotus grows out of murky waters and blossoms into an exquisite and pristine flower. Because it closes, retracting into the dark waters at night, and re-emerges in the light of day, in many cultures it is honored as a symbol of purity and rebirth.

Plant the seed of this transformation in your life. Do not be afraid of the shadows within you, for they are the mud from which you will grow and flower into your fullness.

Lava Mala Necklace

The key words that best describe Lava are— Fire and Transformation. It has the energy of The Phoenix. It was once pure fire in the form of liquid matter, which when cooled, formed into solid rock. Like meteorites, it has undergone a powerful transformation and carries within it’s vibrational experience the energy to help us in our own transformations. Lava was traditionally used by Native Americans when entering battle for strength and clarity.

It is a powerful tool for anyone who needs more fire in their lives, and helps us bring about swift change, transformation, and the fulfillment of our dreams. The energy of lava is powerful, direct, passionate, and focused. At the same time it is a balanced and solid energy which stabilizes us, and helps dissipate anger. In addition to embodying the element of Fire, lava embodies the elemental qualities of Earth—that which it has become. It is a grounding stone that strengthens our connection to Mother Earth, supporting and anchoring us in times of great change.

A mala has 108 beads, which is the sacred number for Hindu and Buddhist rosaries—known in these traditions as Malas. It is especially beneficial in supporting Muladhara (base, or root) chakra.

Lava Mala Necklace

The key words that best describe Lava are— Fire and Transformation. It has the energy of The Phoenix. It was once pure fire in the form of liquid matter, which when cooled, formed into solid rock. Like meteorites, it has undergone a powerful transformation and carries within it’s vibrational experience the energy to help us in our own transformations. Lava was traditionally used by Native Americans when entering battle for strength and clarity.

It is a powerful tool for anyone who needs more fire in their lives, and helps us bring about swift change, transformation, and the fulfillment of our dreams. The energy of lava is powerful, direct, passionate, and focused. At the same time it is a balanced and solid energy which stabilizes us, and helps dissipate anger. In addition to embodying the element of Fire, lava embodies the elemental qualities of Earth—that which it has become. It is a grounding stone that strengthens our connection to Mother Earth, supporting and anchoring us in times of great change.

A mala has 108 beads, which is the sacred number for Hindu and Buddhist rosaries—known in these traditions as Malas. It is especially beneficial in supporting Muladhara (base, or root) chakra.

Siva Rudraksha Mala

Rudraksha—the eye of Siva.
The seed of the Rudraksha tree holds a sacred place in Hinduism, and is believed to possess mystical and divine properties. The male counterpart of the Rudrani, Rudraksha beads are regarded as auspicious and powerful, and have been worn as a support in meditation practice by spiritual aspirants in Nepal and India for centuries. Ayurvedic texts support the rudraksha’s beneficial electromagnetic effects on ones health by expanding peace and flow on the physical, mental and emotional planes.

Each seed has divisions along it which are called Mukhis—or faces. The number of faces each rudraksha has determines which divine energy it embodies. These rudraksha beads have 5 faces which represent Lord Siva— "The Auspicious One"— and are ruled by the planet Jupiter.
Five Mukhi Rudraksha are also said to help balance the five elements within us—Agni (fire), Jal (water), Vaayu (Air), Aakash (sky), and Prithvi( Earth).

A mala has 108 beads, which is the sacred number for Hindu and Buddhist rosaries—known in these traditions as Malas.

Siva Rudraksha Mala

Rudraksha—the eye of Siva.
The seed of the Rudraksha tree holds a sacred place in Hinduism, and is believed to possess mystical and divine properties. The male counterpart of the Rudrani, Rudraksha beads are regarded as auspicious and powerful, and have been worn as a support in meditation practice by spiritual aspirants in Nepal and India for centuries. Ayurvedic texts support the rudraksha’s beneficial electromagnetic effects on ones health by expanding peace and flow on the physical, mental and emotional planes.

Each seed has divisions along it which are called Mukhis—or faces. The number of faces each rudraksha has determines which divine energy it embodies. These rudraksha beads have 5 faces which represent Lord Siva— "The Auspicious One"— and are ruled by the planet Jupiter.
Five Mukhi Rudraksha are also said to help balance the five elements within us—Agni (fire), Jal (water), Vaayu (Air), Aakash (sky), and Prithvi( Earth).

A mala has 108 beads, which is the sacred number for Hindu and Buddhist rosaries—known in these traditions as Malas.

Siva Rudraksha Mala

Rudraksha—the eye of Siva.
The seed of the Rudraksha tree holds a sacred place in Hinduism, and is believed to possess mystical and divine properties. The male counterpart of the Rudrani, Rudraksha beads are regarded as auspicious and powerful, and have been worn as a support in meditation practice by spiritual aspirants in Nepal and India for centuries. Ayurvedic texts support the rudraksha’s beneficial electromagnetic effects on ones health by expanding peace and flow on the physical, mental and emotional planes.

Each seed has divisions along it which are called Mukhis—or faces. The number of faces each rudraksha has determines which divine energy it embodies. These rudraksha beads have 5 faces which represent Lord Siva— "The Auspicious One"— and are ruled by the planet Jupiter.
Five Mukhi Rudraksha are also said to help balance the five elements within us—Agni (fire), Jal (water), Vaayu (Air), Aakash (sky), and Prithvi( Earth).

A mala has 108 beads, which is the sacred number for Hindu and Buddhist rosaries—known in these traditions as Malas.

Rudrani Mala

Thought of as the female counterpart to the male Rudraksha seed, the rare and precious Rudrani is a sacred seed born of the Rudraksha tree. When the tree is in full blossom, the Rudrani seeds are shed from it’s blossoms and collected for their blessings.

In India the Rudrani is often kept in places of worship alongside the Rudraksha to symbolize the union of Siva and Shakti—the divine meeting of male and female principles.

SInce this is a teeny bead, we made this mala has 216 beads, which is double the sacred number for Hindu and Buddhist rosaries—known in these traditions as Malas.

Rudrani Mala

Thought of as the female counterpart to the male Rudraksha seed, the rare and precious Rudrani is a sacred seed born of the Rudraksha tree. When the tree is in full blossom, the Rudrani seeds are shed from it’s blossoms and collected for their blessings.

In India the Rudrani is often kept in places of worship alongside the Rudraksha to symbolize the union of Siva and Shakti—the divine meeting of male and female principles.

SInce this is a teeny bead, we made this mala has 216 beads, which is double the sacred number for Hindu and Buddhist rosaries—known in these traditions as Malas.

Laxmi Pearl Longing

Pearl carries the energy of the Moon, bringing the flowing energy of Water and the awareness of the Divine Feminine into our lives.

Pearls and Gold, Moon and Sun, Masculine and Feminine. Works with Silver, works with Gold. 24k gold Plated Sterling Silver with Pearls, hand woven in Nepal.

Handmade using pure plated silver and pearls.

Not a 108 bead mala, but feels good just the same.

Parvati Coral Mala

Coral supports the Swadisthana, or Sexual chakra carries the energy of the planet Mars, bringing the heating energy of Fire and activity into our lives.

Not a 108 bead mala, but feels good just the same.

Parvati Coral Mala

Coral supports the Swadisthana, or Sexual chakra carries the energy of the planet Mars, bringing the heating energy of Fire and activity into our lives.

Not a 108 bead mala, but feels good just the same.

Tara Turquoise Longing

Turquoise supports the Visudha, or Throat chakra and carries the energy of the Earth and the Sky, bringing the awareness of our interconnectedness with all living things into our lives.

Turquoise and gold, sky and sun—ocean and sparkle. Wear Turquoise for the communicate creatively and with power— speaking your own, true voice.

Not a 108 bead mala, but feels good just the same.

Tara Turquoise Mala

Turquoise supports the Visudha, or Throat chakra and carries the energy of the Earth and the Sky, bringing the awareness of our interconnectedness with all living things into our lives.

Not a 108 bead mala, but feels good just the same.

Laxmi Pearl Mala

Pearl carries the energy of the Moon, bringing the flowing energy of Water and the awareness of the Divine Feminine into our lives.

The ultimate in feminine power—Pearl and Silver. Moon and Ocean. Feel the tides and move with grace and ease. Wrap it or wear it long. Add a blessed Amulet to really swim deep.

Handmade using pure silver and pearls.

Not a 108 bead mala, but feels good just the same.

Chakra Rudrani Mala

Bring your Chakras into balance with the Magical mix of Rudrani seeds and seven sparkly semi precious stones that resonate our seven primary chakras.

Thought of as the female counterpart to the male Rudraksha seed, the rare and precious Rudrani is a sacred seed born of the Rudraksha tree. When the tree is in full blossom, the Rudrani seeds are shed from it’s blossoms and collected for their blessings. Representing and carrying the energy of the Divine Feminine, they have a sweet presence reminding us to nurture and honor ourselves, just as we would love and honor the Divine.

The stones in this mala represent and support our seven primary chakras.

The Muladhara uses Ruby—
The stone of passion, the energy of Ruby is that of the compassionate heart.
The Swadisthana uses Coral—
Coral represents the energy of life force, and the creative energy of kundalini.
The Manipuraka uses Yellow Sapphire—
Yellow Sapphire helps us to attune to the support of the Universe, which gifts us with positive outcomes.
The Anahatha uses Emerald—
Wearing Emerald has the effect of refining our consciousness. It also brings inspiration and attracts abundance.
The Visudda uses Turquoise—
Turquoise supports us in our journey towards integration and clarity of self-expression.
The Ajana uses Amethyst—
The stone of Peace and Dreams, amethyst assists in spiritual and psychic opening.
The Sahashara uses White Topaz—
White topaz purifies emotions and actions while activating cosmic consciousness.

Not a 108 bead mala, but feels good just the same.

Chakra Rudrani Mala

Do your Yoga Practice strong while bringing your Chakras into balance. Rudrani seeds and seven sparkly semi precious stones for the seven chakras. With just the perfect splash of gold.

The stones in this mala represent and support our seven primary chakras.

The Muladhara uses Ruby—
The stone of passion, the energy of Ruby is that of the compassionate heart.
The Swadisthana uses Coral—
Coral represents the energy of life force, and the creative energy of kundalini.
The Manipuraka uses Yellow Sapphire—
Yellow Sapphire helps us to attune to the support of the Universe, which gifts us with positive outcomes.
The Anahatha uses Emerald—
Wearing Emerald has the effect of refining our consciousness. It also brings inspiration and attracts abundance.
The Visudda uses Turquoise—
Turquoise supports us in our journey towards integration and clarity of self-expression.
The Ajana uses Amethyst—
The stone of Peace and Dreams, amethyst assists in spiritual and psychic opening.
The Sahashara uses White Topaz—
White topaz purifies emotions and actions while activating cosmic consciousness.

Not a 108 bead mala, but feels good just the same.

Turquoise and Rudrani Mala

Turquoise—Sacred to indigenous peoples around the world, Turquoise helps us to connect with spirit and brings the vast energy of the sky to earth. It aids us in expanding our consciousness, while helping us create a strong base of practicality and groundedness. Turquoise supports us in our journey towards integration and clarity of self-expression. Communication of all kinds and the ability to speak honestly from the heart is one of the gifts that Turquoise offers. It is especially beneficial in supporting the Throat Chakra.

Rudrani seeds—
When the tree is in full blossom, the Rudrani seeds are shed from it’s blossoms and collected for their blessings. Representing and carrying the energy of the Divine Feminine, they have a sweet presence reminding us to nurture and honor ourselves, just as we would love and honor the Divine.

Not a 108 bead mala, but feels good just the same.

Turquoise and Rudrani Mala

Turquoise—Sacred to indigenous peoples around the world, Turquoise helps us to connect with spirit and brings the vast energy of the sky to earth. It aids us in expanding our consciousness, while helping us create a strong base of practicality and groundedness. Turquoise supports us in our journey towards integration and clarity of self-expression. Communication of all kinds and the ability to speak honestly from the heart is one of the gifts that Turquoise offers. It is especially beneficial in supporting the Throat Chakra.

Rudrani seeds—
When the tree is in full blossom, the Rudrani seeds are shed from it’s blossoms and collected for their blessings. Representing and carrying the energy of the Divine Feminine, they have a sweet presence reminding us to nurture and honor ourselves, just as we would love and honor the Divine.

Not a 108 bead mala, but feels good just the same.

The weight to this masterfully hand crafted link chain feels good on the chest. Definately makes a statement! It is solid Sterling Silver and made entirely by very meticulous and caring hands.

The weight to this masterfully hand crafted link chain feels good on the chest. Definately makes a statement! It is solid 24k gold plated Sterling Silver and made entirely by the most meticulous and caring hands.

Simple Chain

Simple Chain

Adjustable Cords

Adjusts from approx. 18” – 45”

Adjustable Cords

Adjusts from approx. 18” – 45”

Women's Plain Cord

Adjustable Cords

Adjusts from approx. 18” – 45”

Adjustable Cords

Adjusts from approx. 18” – 45”

Women's Plain Cord