A soothing gentle design, beads of gentle rose quartz, rhodonite, and rosewood were chosen to open your heart to love and compassion. These stones are known for inspiring compassion, emotional healing, and trust. Made with 108 beads, each mala is hand-knotted in India. Beads measure about 6 mm each.
Rose Quartz-Love, compassion
Rhodonite-Emotional healing, forgiveness, love
- Specially designed gemstone energy mala
- 108 knotted beads plus guru bead and tassel
- Rose quartz, rhodonite, rosewood
- Durable, yet light weight for longer meditation sessions
- 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 gem color, bead details, and overall appearance.
design: A hand-knotted meditation mala combining deep reddish-brown rosewood beads with accents of soft pink rose quartz and mottled rhodonite, finished with a hand-tied guru bead and a full pink cotton tassel.
size: 108 beads, each approximately 6 mm, plus guru bead and tassel. Not specified for total strand length.
material: Rosewood, rose quartz, rhodonite, hand-knotted on cotton cord with a cotton tassel
features: 108 knotted beads plus guru bead and tassel, hand-knotted construction, lightweight for extended meditation sessions, individually strung gemstone accents
care: Keep beads dry and out of direct sunlight, and store your mala in a soft pouch when not in use to protect the wood and cord.
disclaimer: Because these are natural gemstones and wood, each mala will show slight variations in color, grain, and bead detail, making every piece one of a kind.
Meaning & Intention
Rosewood has long been valued in meditation practice for its warmth and grounding quality, a wood that seems to hold the steadiness of the earth even as it's shaped into something meant for the heart. Paired here with rose quartz and rhodonite, it becomes a mala built specifically around the practice of love — for others, and for oneself.
Rose quartz is often called the stone of unconditional love. It's associated with softening old defenses, easing emotional wounds, and opening the heart to both give and receive affection more freely. Rhodonite works alongside it as a stone of emotional balance, traditionally linked to forgiveness and the steady healing that makes real compassion possible.
Together, the 108 beads offer a number sacred across meditation traditions, said to mirror the completeness of a spiritual journey. Each pass of the thumb over a bead becomes a small, repeated gesture toward the same intention: love that starts within and moves outward.
Used during a daily meditation or mantra practice, this mala becomes a quiet companion for cultivating self-compassion before extending it to others — one bead, one breath, one repetition at a time, until the practice of love feels less like an effort and more like a habit of the heart.
Essence & Elements
- Ideal For: Meditators focused on self-love, emotional healing, and compassion practice
- Purpose: Meditation, mantra counting, heart-centered intention setting, emotional healing rituals
- Suggested Mantra: I am worthy of love
- Intention: Love, Compassion, Emotional Healing, Forgiveness
- Chakra Connection: Heart Chakra
- Zodiac: Taurus
- Gemstone: Rose Quartz, Rhodonite
Rose quartz is widely regarded as the quintessential stone of the heart, associated with unconditional love, self-acceptance, and emotional comfort, while rhodonite is traditionally connected to healing old wounds and cultivating forgiveness — together forming a gentle but complete circle of compassion, from self-love outward to love for others.
Questions & Guidance
What is this mala made of?
It's made from rosewood beads accented with rose quartz and rhodonite, hand-knotted on cord with a cotton tassel.
How many beads does it have?
It has the traditional 108 beads plus a guru bead and tassel, a count used across meditation traditions for mantra counting.
Can I wear this mala as jewelry?
It's designed for meditation use rather than everyday jewelry, so we recommend treating it as a practice tool rather than an accessory.
Will my mala look exactly like the picture?
Because the beads are natural gemstone and wood, each mala has its own subtle variations in color and grain, so yours will be unique.
How do I use a mala in meditation?
Hold the mala in one hand and move your thumb from bead to bead as you repeat a mantra or breath, completing a full circle of 108 counts back to the guru bead.
