108 Bead Mala - Green Aventurine
Green aventurine beads with a faint sparkle for a lucky mantra

Count 108 repetitions with your thumb, bead by bead
- 108 green aventurine beads
- Soft green with a faint mica sparkle
- Beads of 6 to 8mm; the strand runs 60 to 80cm
- Aventurine is read as the stone of luck and the heart
- Sourced direct from Ahmedabad





Wrap it three times at the wrist when practice is done
A mala of 108 green aventurine beads, the soft green quartz with a faint sparkle from the mica inside. Aventurine is read in crystal practice as the stone of luck, opportunity and the heart chakra, so this mala suits a mantra for abundance or a gentle heart-centred practice.
A mala is the string of 108 beads used in Hindu and Buddhist practice to count a mantra, a practice called japa. The traditional way is to hold it in the right hand, draped over the middle finger, and move from one bead to the next with the thumb, avoiding the index finger, which in that tradition stands for the ego.
The beads are about 6 to 8mm and the strand runs 60 to 80cm, so it can be worn long as a necklace or wrapped three or four times at the wrist between sessions. Each mala is imported direct from Ahmedabad, and because the beads are natural stone, size and length vary slightly from strand to strand.
Beads approximately 0.6 to 0.8cm; length 60 to 80cm. Weighs 54g. From India.
Delivered in 2–5 working days by tracked courier. Free delivery over £40.