Natural Calcite Stone Mala
Natural Calcite Stone Mala
SKU: A052-NM-ML775
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Embrace a sense of profound peace and mental clarity with our Natural Blue Calcite Mala. Handcrafted with genuine, high-quality calcite beads, this mala is more than just a beautiful accessory—it is a powerful tool for meditation, mindfulness, and emotional balance.
Each bead displays a unique landscape of colors, ranging from translucent sky blue to rich amber and slate-grey inclusions, ensuring that your mala is a one-of-a-kind spiritual companion.
Spiritual Properties
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Blue Calcite: Often referred to as the "Stone of Emotional Intelligence," it is believed to soothe frayed nerves, reduce anxiety, and facilitate clear, honest communication.
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The Throat Chakra: This stone is traditionally associated with the 5th Chakra, helping you speak your truth with kindness and clarity.
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Grounding Accents: The earthy brown inclusions within the blue stone help keep your energy anchored while you explore higher states of consciousness.
Specifications
- Number of beads: 108 blue calcite, 2 conch shells
- Materials: Blue calcite stone, conch shell
- Blue cord with adjustable sliding knot
- Handcrafted in Nepal
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Mala means “garland” in Sanskrit. Malas have been used for thousands of years as a meditation and prayer tool by members of Dharmic religions and other spiritual followers. Stretchy wrist malas are often worn as a reminder to practice mantra at all times. Wearing a mala bracelet or necklace is especially convenient for a person who is ill and would like to recite mantra in bed; the mala beads are always right there on their body. Many spiritual people wear malas as a continuous reminder to be mindful.
Malas traditionally consist of 108 beads plus 1 guru bead. 108 is considered a holy number in Dharmic belief and symbolizes spiritual wholeness. The guru bead is not counted in the 108 because it only functions to signify the end/ beginning of a prayer cycle while using the mala. It is also common to find mala with fewer beads, such as necklaces and bracelets. These will usually have 54 (1/2 of 108) or 27 (1/4 of 108) beads, but mala with other factors of 108 can be found as well. All malas, regardless of number of beads, may still be used for mantra practice.