This exquisite meditation mala is hand-knotted with 108 premium labradorite beads. Labradorite resonates with the body's Third Eye Chakra, helping strengthen your intuition and expand your spiritual consciousness. Originally believed to have fallen from the heavens, labradorite shimmers with a natural iridescence known as labradorescence. This mala's high grade beads have a particularly prominent shimmer, making them extra luminous and lending each breathing session subtle splendor. Available in two bead sizes, every mala is individually strung and knotted in India.
- Premium knotted gemstone mala
- High-grade labradorite gemstone beads
- 108 gemstone beads total with an additional guru bead
- Beads are available in 5-6mm or 7-8mm
- Silvery guru knot and tassel
- Made in India
- For meditation use only, not recommended as a jewelry item
Due to the nature of real gemstone, each mala will feature natural variations in color, bead details, and overall appearance. Tassel color may vary from piece to piece, a sign of the mala's handmade origins. Labradorite beads vary in size and have a general range of sizes within a mala.
design: A long hand-knotted mala of 108 round labradorite beads flows into a single silvery guru bead, finished with a soft grey-green silk tassel.
size: 108 beads plus guru bead, in 5-6mm or 7-8mm bead sizes; full mala length not specified.
material: High-grade labradorite gemstone, silk knotting cord, silk tassel
features: 108 hand-knotted beads, guru bead, silk tassel, individually strung, choice of two bead sizes, natural labradorescence
care: Keep away from water, perfumes, and direct sunlight, and store your mala in a soft pouch when not in use.
disclaimer: As a natural gemstone, each labradorite bead varies slightly in size, color, and iridescence, and tassel shade may differ mala to mala.
Meaning & Intention
Labradorite has long been called the stone of magic and transformation, prized by Inuit legend as light captured from the Aurora Borealis and locked inside stone. Its shifting flash of blue and gold, known as labradorescence, seems to reveal itself only when the light is right — a quality that has made it a symbol of hidden depth and inner knowing.
In energy work, labradorite is most closely tied to the Third Eye Chakra, the center of perception and insight. Working with it is thought to sharpen intuition, quiet mental noise, and help the mind sense what lies beneath the surface of a situation. A mala made from 108 of these beads turns that quality into a steady companion for repetition and reflection.
The number 108 itself carries deep weight across yogic and Buddhist tradition, understood as a sacred count linking the self to the wider universe. Counting through each bead of labradorite, one by one, becomes a small ritual of returning attention inward — a practice of tuning back into intuition, one breath and one bead at a time.
Used during seated meditation or a daily mantra practice, this mala gives the hands something steady to hold while the mind settles, each bead marking a breath, a repetition, or a quiet moment of reflection before the day begins or ends.
Essence & Elements
- Ideal For: Meditators and mantra practitioners drawn to intuitive, reflective stones
- Purpose: Meditation, mantra counting, mindfulness practice, altar or sacred space accent
- Suggested Mantra: I trust my inner knowing
- Intention: Intuition, Clarity, Transformation, Insight
- Chakra Connection: Third Eye Chakra
- Gemstone: Labradorite
Labradorite is known as a stone of inner vision, believed to strengthen intuition and help the mind see past surface impressions toward deeper truths. Its flashes of blue and gold light are said to mirror moments of sudden insight, making it a longtime companion for those exploring change, transition, or self-discovery.
Questions & Guidance
What is this mala used for?
It's designed for meditation and mantra practice — the 108 beads help you count breaths, repetitions, or affirmations without losing track.
Can I wear it as jewelry?
It's made for meditation use and isn't recommended as an everyday jewelry piece, though many practitioners like to keep it nearby or drape it over a wrist during practice.
What bead sizes are available?
This mala comes in two sizes, 5-6mm or 7-8mm labradorite beads, so you can choose the feel that suits your hand and practice.
Why does the color vary between beads?
Labradorite is a natural gemstone, so each bead carries its own subtle variation in color, shimmer, and pattern — no two malas look exactly alike.
Where is this mala made?
Each mala is individually hand-strung and knotted in India, a tradition rooted in generations of mala-making craftsmanship.
