With feminine energy that is gentle and healing, Peach moonstone beads inspire inner peace and emotional balance. Set against grounding smooth burgundy red rosewood beads. Malas are beautiful tools for meditation. 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 rosewood and peach moonstone beads
- Tassel color may vary in shades of red
- Bead Configuration: 5 Moonstone + 46 RW + 6 Moonstone + 46 RW+ 5 Moonstone + 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 combining deep burgundy rosewood beads with soft peach moonstone accents, finished with a full, hand-tied red and cream tassel and a single guru bead.
size: 6mm beads; standard 108-bead mala length for wear as a long necklace or triple-wrapped bracelet. Not otherwise specified.
material: Rosewood, peach moonstone
features: 108 beads plus guru bead, individually hand-knotted between each bead, mixed rosewood and moonstone bead configuration (5 moonstone + 46 rosewood + 6 moonstone + 46 rosewood + 5 moonstone), hand-finished tassel in shades of red
care: Keep away from water, perfumes, and direct sunlight, and store flat or coiled in a soft pouch when not in use to protect the knotting and the stones' natural finish.
disclaimer: Because the rosewood and moonstone beads are natural materials, slight variations in grain, tone, and pattern occur from mala to mala, and tassel shade may also vary — making each piece quietly one of a kind.
Meaning & Intention
The number 108 carries deep significance across yogic and Buddhist traditions, believed to represent the full range of human desires or the sacred count of energy channels said to converge at the heart. Each of the 108 beads on this mala marks one repetition of a mantra or breath, guiding the mind through a complete cycle of practice without the distraction of counting.
Rosewood has long been valued in meditation tools for its warm, grounding presence — a wood associated with stability, protection, and calm focus, said to steady the practitioner as thoughts settle into stillness. Peach moonstone, with its soft glow and gentle femininity, is traditionally connected to emotional healing, intuition, and inner balance, offering a quiet counterpoint to rosewood's grounded strength.
Together, the two materials form a dialogue between grounding and gentleness — the steadiness needed to sit in practice, and the softness needed to meet oneself with compassion. The guru bead, larger and set apart from the rest, marks the beginning and end of each cycle, a small pause of gratitude before the count begins again.
Held in the hand during seated meditation or worn as a reminder around the neck between sessions, this mala invites a daily rhythm of counting mantras, breaths, or moments of gratitude — a tactile anchor that turns meditation from an abstract intention into a simple, repeatable practice.
Essence & Elements
- Ideal For: Meditators and mantra practitioners seeking a grounding yet gentle mala for daily practice
- Purpose: Mantra counting, meditation practice, breathwork, quiet reflection, gift for a dedicated practitioner
- Suggested Mantra: So Hum
- Intention: Peace, Balance, Emotional Healing, Grounding
- Chakra Connection: Sacral Chakra
- Gemstone: Peach Moonstone
Peach moonstone is prized for its soft, warm luster and its long association with feminine energy, emotional healing, and intuitive clarity. Traditionally linked to new beginnings and inner balance, it is said to soothe emotional turbulence and support a gentler relationship with one's own feelings — a fitting companion stone for the steady, grounding presence of rosewood.
Questions & Guidance
Is this mala meant to be worn as jewelry?
It's designed as a meditation tool for counting mantras rather than an everyday jewelry piece, though many practitioners do wear it between sessions as a personal reminder of their practice.
How do I use a 108-bead mala?
Starting at a bead next to the guru bead, move one bead at a time between your fingers with each mantra repetition or breath, working all the way around until you return to the guru bead.
Will the tassel or bead color match exactly what's pictured?
Because the beads are natural rosewood and moonstone and the tassel is hand-finished, slight variations in tone and shading are normal and are part of what makes each mala unique.
How should I care for the rosewood beads?
Avoid exposing the mala to water, lotion, or prolonged direct sunlight, and store it in a soft pouch to keep the knotting and beads in good condition over time.
What does the guru bead represent?
The guru bead marks the start and end point of the 108 beads, traditionally honored as a pause of gratitude before beginning another round of practice.
