11/04/2026
One of my favourite items of jewellery to make is a mala....I find this so therapeutic β¨π«
This one is a crown chakra mala inspired by the wisteria in our garden which is just coming into bloom π±βοΈβ¨π Made with amethyst, pearls, labradorite and moonstone ππ€ππ€π
If you are interested in making your own mala from gemstones of your choice, please check out my Make A Mala workshop: https://sarahwyatthealingandgems.uk/product/make-a-mala-workshop/
A Mala is a strand of beads (traditionally 108, or a fraction thereof) used for keeping count during meditation. Malas have been used for centuries, with the earliest examples dating back to the 8th century B.C. Your Mala can be used as a tool for focusing awareness and concentration during your spiritual practice, meditation, mindfulness, Reiki, prayer or reflection. You can also wear it as a necklace, or wrapped around your wrist several times.
When used to set intentions as part of your spiritual practice, the Mala becomes infused with your personal energy. The more you use your Mala, the stronger the bond will become between you and your beads. If you wear your Mala throughout the day, it serves as a constant reminder of your intentions. To ignite this connection, I incorporate an aura cleansing exercise, Reiki, mediation, Oracle card reading or a combination of these within the workshop.