CUSTOM DESIGN USA GENUINE 8mm CARNELIAN & SILVER WRIST MALA TIBETAN BUDDHIST for Sale

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CUSTOM DESIGN USA GENUINE 8mm CARNELIAN & SILVER WRIST MALA TIBETAN BUDDHIST For Sale

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CUSTOM DESIGN USA GENUINE 8mm CARNELIAN & SILVER WRIST MALA TIBETAN BUDDHIST:
$16.46

21 bead CUSTOM DESIGN USA GENUINE 8mm CARNELIAN & SILVER WRIST MALA TIBETAN BUDDHIST

Tibetan Buddhist styled custom design rare natural & genuine Carnelian wrist mala, prayer beads
number traditional 21
This semi-precious quartz stone ranges in color from sleek yellow-orange to rich, near reddish-orange to a deep reddish-brown. It can also be anything from totally translucent to semi-opaque
I have included pictures of 2 wrist malas together, to help you appreciate the high degree of variation in the Carnelian stones
Primary chakras: base & sacral
A stabilizing stone, Carnelian restores vitality & motivation, & stimulates creativity. It gives courage, promotes positive life choices, dispels apathy and motivates for success. Carnelian is useful for overcoming abuse of any kind. It helps in trusting yourself & your perceptions. It overcomes negative conditioning and encourages steadfastness
Carnelian is thought to enhance self-esteem and creativity, to combat feelings of inadequacy, to increase physical energy & overcome insomnia. In the home, carnelian is believed to increase motivation towards action.
the larger 10mm guru bead is silver etched with a symbol meaning \"luck\" & this theme is continued with the hand tied \"good luck\" knot in high visibility orange
hand crafted in the USA
sized to fit an average woman\'s wrist, comfortable on my 6.5\" wrist
PLEASE REMEMBER: genuine gemstones are expensive. The cheap \"gemstone\" mala available from China is a fake!

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We are practicing Buddhists
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***Turquoise is one of the most powerful Metaphysical healing stones. Turquoisewassaid to havemetaphysical healing powers before the word Metaphysical was invented. The Native American Indians, and before them the Tibetans, and before them the Egyptians were enamored by Turquoise and considered it to have great healing powers. To this day the Native American Indians consider Turquoise to contain very powerful Metaphysical and spiritual healing powers.

Turquoise is a purification stone. It dispels negative energy and can be worn to protect against outside influences or pollutants in the atmosphere. Turquoise balances and aligns all the chakras, stabilising mood swings and instilling inner calm. It is excellent for depression and exhaustion, it also has the power to prevent panic attacks. Turquoise promotes self-realisation and assists creative problem solving. It is a symbol of friendship, and stimulates romantic love.

Turquoise aids in the absorption of nutrients, enhances the immune system, stimulates the regeneration of tissue, and heals the whole body. It contains anti-inflammatory and detoxifying effects, and alleviates cramps and pain. Turquoise purifies lungs, soothes and clears sore throats, and heals the eyes, including cataracts. It neutralises overacidity, benefits rheumatism, gout, stomach problems, and viral infections.

Turquoise is a valuable mineral and, along with Lapis Lazuli, is possibly the most valuable, non-transparent mineral in the jewelry trade. It has been mined for eons since at least 6000 BC. by early Egyptians. Its history also includes beautiful ornamental creations by Native Americans and Persians. Its popularity is still quite strong today. Although crystals of any size are rare, some small crystals have been found in Virginia and elsewhere. Most specimens are cryptocrystalline, meaning that the crystals could only be seen by a microscope. The finest turquoise comes from Iran but is challenged by some southwestern United States specimens. Turquoise is often imitated by \"fakes\", such as the mineral chrysocolla, and poorer turquoise specimens are often dyed or color stabilized with coatings of various resins. The name comes from a french word which means stone of Turkey, from where Persian material passed on its way to Europe.

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