Buddha Groove’s energy malas are intentionally designed for personal growth and inner wellbeing. Each type of gemstone in these malas has been hand-selected for its unique vibrational energies.
This mala’s beads of amazonite, moonstone, and chalcedony were specifically chosen to inspire tranquility and inner peace. These stones are known for their soothing energies and harmonizing effects. Made with 108 beads, each mala is hand-knotted in India. Beads measure about 6 mm each.
Amazonite- Calm, hope, authenticity
Moonstone- Harmony, emotional balance
Chalcedony- Peace, trust
- Specially designed gemstone energy mala
- 108 knotted beads plus guru bead and tassel
- Amazonite, moonstone, and chalcedony
- Beads each measure about 6 mm
- Knotted by hand in India
- For meditation use only, not recommended as a jewelry item
Due to the nature of gemstone, each mala will feature natural variations in color, bead details, and overall appearance. Mala's tassel may vary in regards to color and thread details. Moonstone beads are cut by hand, resulting in unique imperfections. Such characteristics enhance the unique beauty of each piece.
design: A 108-bead meditation mala strung in soft seafoam amazonite, milky moonstone, and pale chalcedony, finished with a hand-knotted grey silk tassel and guru bead.
size: Beads measure about 6 mm each; strung as a traditional 108-bead mala with guru bead and tassel. Exact overall length not specified.
material: Amazonite, moonstone, and chalcedony gemstone beads; hand-knotted on cord; sterling silver detailing; silk tassel.
features: 108 hand-knotted beads, guru bead and tassel, genuine gemstone blend, hand-knotted in India
care: Keep away from water, perfumes, and direct sunlight, and store your mala in a soft pouch when not in use.
disclaimer: Because these are natural gemstones, each mala shows its own variation in color and bead detail, and the moonstone's hand-cut facets mean no two malas are exactly alike.
Meaning & Intention
This mala brings together three stones long associated with quieting the mind. Amazonite has traditionally been called a stone of truth and calm courage, believed to soothe an anxious spirit and clear the static of overthinking. Moonstone carries a gentler, more intuitive energy, tied to emotional balance and the ebb and flow of the moon itself, while chalcedony has long been considered a stone of peace and trust, said to absorb tension and steady the heart.
The number 108 is central to the mala tradition, appearing throughout yogic and Buddhist practice as a number of completion — echoed in the 108 sun salutations, the 108 names of the divine, and the 108 beads counted breath by breath in japa meditation. Each bead becomes a small pause, a single point of focus that helps carry the mind from distraction back to stillness.
The tassel at the end holds its own meaning: in mala-making tradition, it represents the thousand-petaled lotus, the bloom of full awareness, and the unbroken thread connecting every bead — much like the connection sought between practice and daily life.
Worn or held during meditation, this mala offers a simple, tactile way to anchor a wandering mind — one bead per breath, one breath closer to calm. On a difficult day, running the beads through your fingers can serve as a short return to center, a portable reminder to soften and slow down.
Essence & Elements
- Ideal For: Meditators and anyone seeking a calming tool for stress relief and emotional balance
- Purpose: Meditation, mantra counting, anxiety relief, mindfulness practice, altar or intention piece
- Suggested Mantra: So Hum, I am peace
- Intention: Peace, Calm, Emotional Balance, Tranquility
- Chakra Connection: Heart Chakra (Anahata)
- Zodiac: Cancer
- Gemstone: Amazonite, Moonstone, Chalcedony
Amazonite is often called the stone of courage and truth, thought to soothe worry and encourage honest self-expression; moonstone is linked to intuition and emotional balance, its shifting sheen a reminder of life's natural rhythms; chalcedony is prized as a gentle, nurturing stone associated with peace, goodwill, and steadiness of heart.
Questions & Guidance
How many beads does this mala have?
It has the traditional 108 beads, plus a guru bead and tassel, following the classic mala structure used in meditation counting.
Is this mala meant to be worn as jewelry?
It's designed for meditation use rather than everyday jewelry wear, so it's best kept for practice and mindful moments.
How do I use a mala during meditation?
Hold the mala in one hand and move one bead between your fingers with each breath or mantra repetition, working around the strand until you reach the guru bead.
Will the color and bead pattern match the photo exactly?
Because the beads are natural gemstone, color and pattern vary slightly from mala to mala, and the moonstone's hand-cut facets add further one-of-a-kind character.
How should I care for my gemstone mala?
Store it in a soft pouch away from water and direct sunlight, and handle it gently to protect the hand-knotted cord.
