Mala bracelet 108 beads in Chrysocolla and Amethyst on a white background
Mala Bracelet 108 Beads in Chrysocolla and Amethyst on Wooden Bangle Holder
108 Pearl Mala Bracelet in Chrysocolla and Amethyst Worn with Hand in Denim Pocket

Mala bracelet 108 beads in Chrysocolla and Amethyst 8mm - Lotus flower symbol

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Mala bracelet composed of 108 beads in Chrysocolla and Amethyst, with engraved Lotus Flower pendant

Total length = 92cm approximately. Size suitable for wrists from 15.5 to 20cm approximately. Materials: 8mm beads in reconstituted chrysocolla and natural amethyst, spacer beads and engraved pendant in nickel-free hypoallergenic metal. Handcrafted: slight differences in appearance or colour are possible compared to the model photographed.

This Tibetan Mala in chrysocolla and amethyst is an exceptional jewel merging beauty and spiritual energy.

Composed of 108 chrysocolla and amethyst beads, it embodies harmony, serenity and deep spirituality. Wrap it 4 or 5 times around your wrist to make a bracelet, or wear it as a necklace, like a long necklace.

Each bead, carefully selected for its quality and unique color, is charged with positive energies to promote meditation and emotional balance. The harmonious combination of amethyst and chrysocolla beads creates a striking visual spectacle, where shades of purple and turquoise intertwine in a veritable symphony of colors.

The metal pendant engraved with a lotus flower adds a touch of sacred symbolism to this piece of jewelry because in the Buddhist tradition, the lotus symbolizes spiritual awakening and purity of spirit. The pristine flower emerges from the mud to bloom in dazzling beauty.

Order this stunning piece of jewelry now to connect with your spiritual essence and elevate yourself to inner peace. Let yourself be enveloped by its soothing and inspiring energy to find serenity.

Ashoka and the Mala

A very long time ago, an Indian king named Ashoka converted to Buddhism after witnessing the suffering caused by his wars. He decided to dedicate his life to the propagation of Buddhist teaching and had many monuments and stupas erected to honor the Buddha.

One day, while reciting a Buddhist mantra, he saw a small ant carrying a seed on his back. The king was touched by the ant's perseverance and realized that, just like the ant, every living thing had the potential to achieve great things if it showed perseverance and determination.

Inspired by this realization, King Ashoka decided to spread Buddhist teaching throughout his kingdom using mantras. He had mantras engraved on countless monuments, and encouraged his subjects to recite these mantras regularly to cultivate inner peace and compassion.

Since then, the recitation of mantras has become a common practice in the Buddhist tradition, often associated with the use of Tibetan malas to count recitations.

Malas are considered sacred tools that help focus and connect with spiritual practice.

Delivery method
Small item (deliverable in envelope)
Object type
Jewelry and Fashion Accessories
Material
Semi-precious stones
Colour
multicolor, blue, purple
Patterns & Symbols
Flower, Lotus
Stones and Minerals
Amethyst, Chrysocolla
Virtues and benefits
Anti-stress and relaxation, Self-confidence & serenity, Meditation
Type of stone
Association of natural and reconstituted and/or dyed and/or synthetic stones
Pearl size
8mm
Type of pearls
bowls
Clasp type
elastic bracelet without clasp
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