108 bead mala laid on slate, pale green runs breaking into multicoloured agate

Aventurine Indian Agate Luck Mala

$18.38
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108 bead mala laid on slate, pale green runs breaking into multicoloured agate

Aventurine Indian Agate Luck Mala

$18.38
Double Blessing 10% off Any 2 pieces
Triple Blessing 15% off Any 3 pieces

Shipping Time: 7-10 Business Days

Risk Free 30 Days Return

100% Authentic & Handcrafted

One of the two stones on this strand repeats. The other never does.

The pale green runs are aventurine, the stone people keep for luck of the useful kind. Not a windfall. The sort that shows up as an opening: the job that gets mentioned to you, the person who turns out to know somebody. Aventurine has carried that job for a long time and gets given to anyone about to take a chance on something. The beads are near enough identical to each other, which is the point of them. That stretch of the strand is the part where nothing surprises you.

Then it breaks into Indian agate, and no two of those beads are alike. Rust, olive, cream, lilac, bottle green, some banded and some clouded, a few with a line running through them like a horizon. Trade calls this stone fancy jasper for exactly that reason, and a round of it under the thumb is a small argument that variety is normal. Whatever the last bead did, the next one does something else.

For anyone waiting on an opportunity that has not landed yet. A job hunt, a first year of self-employment, a move somewhere you know nobody. It is a good thing to hand a person who needs the year to open up, because the two stones together say luck and say patience at the same time.

A matching bracelet comes with it. Same stones, so most people end up wearing the bracelet daily and keeping the mala where they sit.

Details
  • Beads: 108 plus a clear quartz guru bead
  • Stones: Green aventurine and Indian agate, with small gold-toned spacers
  • Bead size: 8mm
  • Finish: Dark green silk tassel
  • Included: Matching bracelet in the same stones
  • Wear: Wraps at the wrist or goes over the head
  • Intention: Luck and opportunity
  • Note: Natural stone. Every Indian agate bead is different, so your strand will not match any photograph exactly
Wearing & Using It

Left hand, one bead per breath or per recitation, thumb drawing each one toward you, and turn back at the clear quartz bead above the tassel. If you are only wearing it, none of that applies. Both stones are quartz and take daily handling, but silk does not, so keep the tassel out of water and comb it flat with your fingers if it tangles.

Shipping

Orders are typically processed and shipped within 1-2 business days, and estimated shipping times are below:

  • US: 7 to 10 Business days
  • UK: 7 to 10 Business days
  • CA: 7 to 10 Business days
  • AU: 7 to 10 Business days
  • EU: 7 to 10 Business days
  • Rest of world: 7 to 15 Business days

You will receive shipping confirmation emails with your tracking number once your parcel has been shipped.

Returns

Not what you pictured? Send it back within 30 days of delivery.

Sunstone and tiger eye mala held in two open hands

One Bead, One Breath

A mala is a strand for counting. One bead for each breath or each recitation, 108 to a round, and a guru bead to tell your thumb the round is done. The rest of the day it wraps at the wrist or goes over the head.

Macro of the clear quartz guru bead and lapis lazuli beads showing gold pyrite flecks

Real Stone, Every Strand

Every stone on the strand is genuine and natural, never glass or resin. Colour and marking vary from bead to bead, which is how you know it is real.

Why buy here

Earth Tibet vs Others

What mattersEarth TibetA typical mala shop
Stones100% Genuine natural stoneDyed glass sold as “crystal”
The countFull 108, plus a guru beadOften not stated
The meaningExplained on every pageLeft decorative
DeliveryTracked, 7 to 10 business daysOften untracked
Returns/Refunds30 days, risk freeTricky and unfair policy

Frequently asked questions

Why does a mala have 108 beads?

Buddhism counts 108 afflictions, and a mala gives you one bead for each. The guru bead sits outside the count: when your thumb reaches it, the round is done.

Can I wear it, or is it only for meditation?

Both. It is long enough to go over the head or wrap at the wrist. If you are only wearing it, none of the counting applies.

Are the stones real?

Yes. Every stone on the strand is genuine natural stone, never glass or resin. They are listed under Details on this page.

Will mine look exactly like the photos?

Close, but never identical. Natural stone varies in colour and marking from bead to bead, so no two strands match.

What if I do not like it?

Send it back within 30 days of delivery.