Custom Knotted Gemstone Mala Meditation Necklace

$108.00

Enhance your meditation practice with a custom mala necklace comprised of 108 individually-knotted gemstone beads on nylon thread, with a custom pendant amulet for added spiritual protection.

108 is a sacred number in both Hinduism and Buddhism, as well as astrologically as it is often believed to be the basis of creation, a number that represents the universe and the wholeness of existence, that we are all one and the same.

Beaded mala necklaces have been used since the 8th century BCE when the ancient seers of India began using beads to assist in meditation and prayers as they recited mantras with each bead.

Frequently used gemstones include tiger’s eye, carnelian, jade, rose quartz, chalcedony, agate, amethyst and more. Please enquire about gemstone properties and availability!

Length varies per necklace.

Enhance your meditation practice with a custom mala necklace comprised of 108 individually-knotted gemstone beads on nylon thread, with a custom pendant amulet for added spiritual protection.

108 is a sacred number in both Hinduism and Buddhism, as well as astrologically as it is often believed to be the basis of creation, a number that represents the universe and the wholeness of existence, that we are all one and the same.

Beaded mala necklaces have been used since the 8th century BCE when the ancient seers of India began using beads to assist in meditation and prayers as they recited mantras with each bead.

Frequently used gemstones include tiger’s eye, carnelian, jade, rose quartz, chalcedony, agate, amethyst and more. Please enquire about gemstone properties and availability!

Length varies per necklace.

“Mala” is a word from the Sanskrit language of ancient India and Nepal, and translates to “garland” in English. The tassel or pendant often found on malas is a representation of the lotus flower, a symbol of higher consciousness.

A “mantra” is a group of words, a syllable or a sound repeated to aid concentration in meditation. Some mantras in ancient Sanskrit are believed to have spiritual energy and may not have a literal meaning.

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