Sunset Blue Kyanite + Citrine | Hand-knotted mālā necklace | For intention setting, mantra recitation, or prayer
*A companion for clarity that can hold complexity.*
A mālā for prayer, japa meditation, or intention-setting, handmade with care.
This mālā is crafted with 108 sunset blue kyanite beads (8mm), radiant with layered blues that give way to deep brown earth tones, light amber warmth, and glimmers of white. Their striated surfaces catch the light like a horizon at dusk—sky, sea, and shore meeting in stone. At its center rests a single citrine guru bead (10mm), glowing softly.
Blue kyanite is often associated with clarity, alignment, and truthful expression. Its layered colors and textures reflect the meeting of sky, sea, and shore—distinct elements held in relationship rather than opposition. Moving through the beads becomes a practice of holding complexity with steadiness, allowing different currents of experience to coexist without overwhelm.
The citrine guru bead brings warmth and vitality to the center of the strand. Long associated with light and life force, citrine symbolizes an inner sun—a steady glow that supports clarity with warmth, even as conditions shift.
Together, earth, water, and sky tones speak to balance: grounded clarity, warm insight, and presence that can hold many truths at once. This mālā honors discernment that includes the whole landscape, not just a single note.
Each bead is hand-knotted using a traditional overhand technique, giving the strand a carefully crafted, tactile feel. A handmade tassel completes the piece.
If you wish, I will infuse your mālā with a mantra for clarity and inner warmth before sending it—reciting the mantra bead by bead as a quiet blessing.
Details
-108 sunset blue kyanite beads, 8mm
-1 citrine guru bead, 10mm
-Hand-knotted with care
-Finished with a handmade tassel
-Beads sourced from Tejas Beads, a trusted supplier of natural materials
Each mālā is made slowly and with intention, supporting your moments of prayer, japa meditation, or reflection.
Free shipping
Alternate spelling: mala
*A companion for clarity that can hold complexity.*
A mālā for prayer, japa meditation, or intention-setting, handmade with care.
This mālā is crafted with 108 sunset blue kyanite beads (8mm), radiant with layered blues that give way to deep brown earth tones, light amber warmth, and glimmers of white. Their striated surfaces catch the light like a horizon at dusk—sky, sea, and shore meeting in stone. At its center rests a single citrine guru bead (10mm), glowing softly.
Blue kyanite is often associated with clarity, alignment, and truthful expression. Its layered colors and textures reflect the meeting of sky, sea, and shore—distinct elements held in relationship rather than opposition. Moving through the beads becomes a practice of holding complexity with steadiness, allowing different currents of experience to coexist without overwhelm.
The citrine guru bead brings warmth and vitality to the center of the strand. Long associated with light and life force, citrine symbolizes an inner sun—a steady glow that supports clarity with warmth, even as conditions shift.
Together, earth, water, and sky tones speak to balance: grounded clarity, warm insight, and presence that can hold many truths at once. This mālā honors discernment that includes the whole landscape, not just a single note.
Each bead is hand-knotted using a traditional overhand technique, giving the strand a carefully crafted, tactile feel. A handmade tassel completes the piece.
If you wish, I will infuse your mālā with a mantra for clarity and inner warmth before sending it—reciting the mantra bead by bead as a quiet blessing.
Details
-108 sunset blue kyanite beads, 8mm
-1 citrine guru bead, 10mm
-Hand-knotted with care
-Finished with a handmade tassel
-Beads sourced from Tejas Beads, a trusted supplier of natural materials
Each mālā is made slowly and with intention, supporting your moments of prayer, japa meditation, or reflection.
Free shipping
Alternate spelling: mala
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