Lapis Lazuli Mala

Crafted with 108 authentic Lapis Lazuli beads, symbolizing spiritual completeness and used for mantra repetition.

Deep celestial blue color with natural golden pyrite inclusions, enhancing its metaphysical properties and aesthetic appeal.

Often finished with a silk tassel or sacred pendant like Hamsa or Om, adding spiritual significance and elegance.

Designed for meditation, japa, or daily wear, serving both as a healing tool and a meaningful accessory.​

Enhances intuition and spiritual insight by activating the Third Eye Chakra, aiding in receiving spiritual guidance and deepening meditation practices.​

Promotes honest communication and self-expression by resonating with the Throat Chakra, helping individuals speak their truth with clarity and confidence.​

Alleviates stress and emotional imbalance, bringing inner peace and tranquility, which supports emotional healing and self-awareness.​

Boosts mental clarity and intellectual ability, making it ideal for those seeking focus, wisdom, and decision-making power in personal and professional life.​

Offers protection from negative energies and psychic attacks, acting as a shield while promoting a positive flow of cosmic vibrations.

Wear the mala around the neck, wrist, or over one shoulder during meditation or daily activities.​

For maximum energetic benefit, let it touch the skin, especially near the throat or heart area.​

Use it as a japa mala by holding it in your right hand and reciting mantras, moving one bead at a time with your fingers.​

It can also be placed in a prayer room, under a pillow, or carried in a pocket to stay connected to its energy.​

Avoid wearing during bathing, swimming, or physical labor to preserve its integrity and luster.​

The best day to wear a Lapis Lazuli Mala is Saturday, as it aligns with Saturn’s energy, which governs discipline, wisdom, and spiritual growth.​

Alternatively, it can be worn on any spiritually significant day such as Purnima (full moon) or during meditation retreats.

The ideal time to wear or energize the mala is in the evening between 6 PM and 9 PM, when planetary energies are most receptive.​

For meditation use, wearing it during early morning (Brahma Muhurta) or night-time practice enhances clarity and inner connection.

Cleanse the mala regularly using holy water (Ganga Jal), unboiled milk, or rice to remove accumulated negative energies.​

Charge it under moonlight, especially during a full moon, to rejuvenate its vibrational energy.​

Avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight, harsh chemicals, or perfumes to prevent fading and damage.​

Store it in a silk cloth or wooden box when not in use to maintain its sanctity and protection.​

Re-energize by chanting the mantra “Om Suryaye Namah” 11 times or “Aum Pram Preem Paroum Sah Shanye Namaha” 108 times.