Solar Energy Citrine Tibetan Bracelet for Abundance and Positivity

Solar Energy Citrine Mala Necklace for Abundance and Positivity

Citrine Quartz is known as the stone of life and energy. As a solar gem, it embodies vibrant masculine energies, supporting personal will, motivation, and the pursuit of success. Its frequency encourages creativity, confidence, and a mindset open to all things positive and expansive.

This stone is said to help attract and maintain abundance—not just financial wealth, but also inner joy, vibrant health, and emotional clarity. Unlike other stones, Citrine does not hold negative energy; it naturally dissolves it, making it a perfect ally for anyone seeking to align with lightness, clarity, and empowerment.

This mala necklace has been fully hand-knotted with genuine, untreated Citrine beads (8 mm), steel details, and durable thread for longevity. It’s perfect for daily wear, meditation, manifestation rituals, or as a spiritual gift for someone on a journey of personal growth.

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Caring instruction

To preserve the energy of your mala and keep its vibration clear, place it regularly on a selenite bowl or crystal charging plate. Store it with care and use it mindfully during your spiritual practice.

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***Please indicate the wrist measurement in the order notes (the exact circumference of the wrist, not the desired bracelet length). If you're unable to measure it now or forget to include it, don’t worry—I’ll reach out to assist you later.

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Bring Your Intention With You

All Samdea malas and bracelets are composed by carefully selecting only untreated gemstones. For this reason, the color of the crystals may vary slightly, ensuring their naturalness. They are made to last over time and thus become excellent travel companions.

Samdea products are crafted with care for personal intention and mindfulness practices but are not intended to diagnose, treat, or guarantee therapeutic effects.