This mala is composed of 108 amethyst beads (bead diameter 6 mm), along with small silver beads and a Buddha pendant. It can be worn either as a bracelet around the wrist or as a necklace around the neck. Malas are traditionally used in meditation, especially in Buddhist and Hindu spiritual practices.
Mala Bracelet or Necklace in Amethyst with 108 Beads
Malas are made up of beads and are used for reciting mantras during meditation practices. Each bead is used to count a mantra recitation or a breath.
The number 108 is considered sacred, and repeating a mantra or a positive affirmation 108 times is believed to hold a magical power.
Amethyst is a precious gemstone associated with wisdom, spirituality, and serenity. It purifies thoughts and connects us to higher planes.
Amethyst bead diameter: 6 mm
The pendant representing Siddhartha, the historical Buddha, adds symbolic significance to the whole piece, as Buddha is revered in many countries as a figure of enlightenment and inner peace.
The versatility of this mala, which can be worn either as a bracelet around the wrist or as a necklace around the neck, offers great flexibility in its usage.
Therefore, this mala is both an aesthetic and spiritual piece of jewelry, combining the properties of amethyst with the symbols of wisdom and meditation represented by the Buddha.
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Delicate yet powerful, Amethyst awakens spirituality and brings inner peace. It helps to get rid of addictions, and tempers excessive people. Slip an amethyst tumbled stone under your pillow for a deep, restorative sleep. This stone helps with meditation as well as dream recall (literally and figuratively) and also protects against nightmares. Amethyst also helps to overcome periods of mourning.
This large Indian wall hanging measures 2.40 m high by 2.20 m wide. It is in thick cotton with fringes. It depicts the historical Buddha in the lotus position, performing the gesture of fearlessness and protection (abhaya-mudrā) with his right hand. His left hand is at rest, palm turned towards the sky. The Buddha is seated under a banyan tree, whose falling leaves represent the passage of time.
Amethyst is the stone of wisdom, and has purifying virtues. It brings peace, harmony, spirituality, it calms impatience. It's a help against addictions of all kinds. It helps us to have a clear vision of situations. It promotes restful sleep, premonitory dreams and a good balance of life.
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These beautiful earrings each consist of three amethyst beads set on a hypoallergenic metal (zinc alloy). Amethyst, with its beautiful violet color, is a stone of spiritual evolution, peace, serenity, and emotional healing. It is a stone conducive to meditation, bringing wisdom and humility.
This mala is composed of 108 amethyst beads (bead diameter 6 mm), along with small silver beads and a Buddha pendant. It can be worn either as a bracelet around the wrist or as a necklace around the neck. Malas are traditionally used in meditation, especially in Buddhist and Hindu spiritual practices.
