Moonstone helps you get in tune with yourself and your own personal rhythm. With feminine energy that is gentle and healing, Moonstone inspires inner peace. Accented with grounding red garnet beads. Intended for counting and chanting, you use a mala simply by moving through its beads one by one.
- Bead size: 6mm
- Individually Knotted between each bead
- Made of peach moonstone and garnet beads
- Blush shade cotton tassel (color may vary)
- Bead Configuration: 6 Moonstone + 1 Garnet + 94 Moonstone + 1 Garnet + 6 Moonsone + 1 Guru Bead
- For meditation use only, not recommended as a jewelry item
Due to the nature of natural stones, this piece will feature exquisite variations in surface patterns and overall appearance. Such details enhance the unique beauty of each piece.
design: A traditional 108-bead meditation mala of soft peach moonstone, punctuated by two deep garnet marker beads and finished with a hand-tied blush cotton tassel and matching guru bead.
size: 6mm beads; full mala length typical of a traditional 108-bead strand.
material: Peach moonstone and garnet gemstone beads, hand-knotted on cotton cord, with a cotton tassel.
features: 108 individually knotted beads, two garnet marker beads, cotton guru bead tassel, traditional counting configuration for mantra practice
care: Keep away from water, perfume, and direct sunlight, and store your mala in a soft pouch when not in use.
disclaimer: Because each bead is cut from natural stone, subtle variations in color and pattern are normal and make every mala one of a kind.
Meaning & Intention
Moonstone has long been associated with the rhythms of the moon itself — its shifting light, its pull on tides, its quiet governance of cycles both seen and unseen. Held in the hand or worn close to the body, it is said to attune the wearer to their own inner rhythm, softening reactivity and inviting a gentler, more intuitive relationship with change.
The two garnet beads set into this mala offer a grounding counterpoint to moonstone's dreamy, reflective quality. Garnet is a stone of steady vitality and root-level strength, traditionally linked to courage and endurance. Together, the pairing balances the ethereal with the embodied — the moon's pull met by the earth's hold.
As a 108-bead mala, this piece carries the number sacred to yogic and Buddhist counting practice, long used to track a full cycle of mantra repetitions, breath work, or affirmations without breaking one's inward focus.
Used in seated meditation or carried through the day as a quiet companion, this mala gives shape to practice — one bead, one breath, one repetition at a time — helping meditation feel less like an abstract goal and more like a simple, repeatable ritual.
Essence & Elements
- Ideal For: Meditators and mantra practitioners seeking a traditional 108-bead mala for daily practice
- Purpose: Meditation, mantra counting, mindfulness practice, breathwork support
- Suggested Mantra: So Hum, I am that
- Intention: Inner peace, Balance, Emotional grounding, Intuition
- Chakra Connection: Sacral Chakra
- Zodiac: Cancer
- Gemstone: Moonstone, Garnet
Moonstone is prized as a stone of intuition and emotional flow, believed to soothe stress and open the wearer to new beginnings, while garnet lends a steadying, revitalizing energy traditionally tied to strength and passion — together offering a mala that is as calming as it is quietly energizing.
Questions & Guidance
How do I use this mala for meditation?
Hold the mala in one hand and move from bead to bead with your thumb, reciting a mantra or taking one breath per bead, beginning and ending at the guru bead.
Is this mala meant to be worn as jewelry?
This piece is designed for meditation use and is not recommended as an everyday jewelry item.
Why do the beads vary slightly in color?
Moonstone and garnet are natural stones, so gentle variations in tone and pattern occur from bead to bead, making each mala unique.
What do the garnet beads and tassel signify?
The garnet beads mark points in the 108-count sequence and add grounding energy, while the guru bead and tassel represent the teacher and the completion of a full cycle of practice.
How should I care for my mala?
Store it in a soft pouch away from water, perfume, and direct sunlight to help preserve the beads and tassel over time.
