Eternal Blooms: Amulets of Protection Collection: A Mala series inspired by the rich traditions of Día de los Muertos and the protective power of the Evil Eye. These malas honor life and remembrance, serving as amulets that invite positivity and strength into your daily practice. Embrace the beauty and significance of October's collection.
Each mala necklace is a unique, one-of-a-kind piece, with only one available per design.
Try this Intention: "I honor life and remembrance, inviting this protective energy to fill my spirit with positivity and strength."
More about the gemstones:
White Howlite is the stone of awareness. It can prepare the wearer to receive wisdom & attunement from the Higher Self. It is also used for dimensional travel & healthy meditation. Howlite can be used to release attachments, or cords, that are linking to the present. Once those cords are severed, it allows for both processing those emotions & bringing peace in those areas.
Snow Quartz supports you while learning lessons & helps let go of overwhelming responsibilities & limitations. It enhances tact & cooperation, helping you think before you speak. When used in meditation, it links to deep inner wisdom previously denied in yourself & society. Its effect is slower & gentler but nevertheless effective. Snow Quartz stimulates the Crown Chakra.
Hematite is particularly effective at grounding & protecting. It harmonizes mind, body, & spirit. It dissolves negativity & prevents negative energies from entering the aura; restoring peace & harmony. Used during out of body journeying, it protects the soul & brings it back into the body. It boosts self-esteem & survivability.
Kali Mala -The skull as worn by the Hindu Goddess Kali symbolizes liberation, knowledge & wisdom. Kali carries a fierce love that destroys demons & the part of our ego that deceives & creates troubling thoughts. Freeing us of our lurking fears by giving us the strength to face inner darkness to bring those fears to the light of consciousness.
White Flowers often symbolize purity, innocence, and new beginnings. They are frequently associated with themes of simplicity and peace.
