Mini Mala in Mookaite and Red Jasper – Meditation Necklace with Unalome and Lotus Pendant

Mini Mala in Mookaite and Red Jasper – Meditation Necklace with Unalome and Lotus Pendant

This mala is a powerful companion for meditation, helping you cultivate inner strength, balance, and the courage to embrace transformation, while staying deeply rooted in the present moment.

Mookaite, the "here and now" stone, is known for its nurturing and stabilizing properties, encourages a profound connection with the earth. It fosters presence, reduces overthinking, and promotes openness and flexibility in the face of change.

Red Jasper, often referred to as the "stone of warriors," empowers courage and perseverance, supporting resilience through life's challenges.

The Unalome pendant symbolizes the spiritual journey—the twists and turns of life that ultimately lead to enlightenment.
The Lotus, a timeless symbol of purity and rebirth, reminds us that even from muddy waters, strength and beauty can emerge.

Handcrafted and hand-knotted entirely with natural, untreated, and uncolored stones.

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Composition:

• 108 natural stones (6 mm | 0.236")

• Ultra-resistant waxed cord

• Stainless steel and lead- and nickel-free alloy finishes

• Length: approximately 32 inches (82 cm) + pendant

To maintain the sacred energy of your mala, purify it regularly by placing it under the light of the full moon or using a selenite bowl. Shield it from harsh chemicals and prolonged exposure to direct sunlight to preserve its spiritual potency.

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.

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