Lava Bead Mala
This striking lava bead mala, or “marler,” is made from porous volcanic stone beads, giving it a textured, earthy appearance. Lava beads, formed from cooled molten rock, are known for their grounding and calming properties, often used to balance energy and enhance focus. Mala beads, commonly used in Hindu and Buddhist traditions, are a string of 108 beads that serve as a meditative tool, aiding in mantra recitation and fostering spiritual awareness. The black lava beads lend a bold and minimalist aesthetic, while their natural porous quality makes them ideal for absorbing essential oils, adding a sensory element to meditation or yoga practice. Paired with Tibetan tingsha bells, this mala is perfect for meditation or as a thoughtful gift for those seeking balance and mindfulness.
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Bangles
To help you gauge the size of our handmade bangles we have given a 'width' dimension. This represents the distance across the oval of the bangle at its widest point to the inside edges. The photographs should help give an impression of the overall proportions of the bangle from this dimension. Please bear in mind that our bangles are hand-crafted and as such will have individual variations in curve and finish that give each a unique character.
Bracelets
To give you an idea of the size of our bracelets, we have given an approximate total length, including the fastenings.
Rings
To help you choose the right size ring there is a printable ring size estimator for you to download. Just print it out and use a ring you already have to estimate your size. Download the size guide. We are able to resize rings to fit you. If we have to make the ring a lot bigger, we may have to charge for the extra silver. If not, the resizing will be free of charge! Please feel free to contact us about having your ring resized. We would love to hear from you.
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