Mala: Loving Soul
Mala: Loving Soul
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The gemstone beads used in this Mala include Madagascar Rose Quartz (a quartz with a rich milky lavender quality), Porcelain Jasper (so beautifully banded and ties in the colors of this Mala), and Ivory Jade (creamy white and warming) gemstones. Also includes sterling silver spacer bead, a sterling silver feather charm that can be seen when worn doubled on the neck, and a stainless steel guru bead. This Mala gives off a sweet and tender vibe combined with confidence.
Madagascar Rose Quartz: Rose quartz is all about love. It helps us open and heal our hearts, releasing old emotional wounds. It helps us have compassion, love, and unconditional love for ourself and others.
Porcelain Jasper: Uplifts at the time of emotional or mental stress, unblock energies of the heart, infuses love, helps the wearer to communicate with people in a calm manner, and stay poised. It is also praised to bring cheerfulness, vitality as well as reminding the wearer of the power of humanity to serve people.
Ivory Jade: Provides a calm, warm, and peaceful feeling. Has the ability to increase or enhance the energy of love in your life, when forging a friendship, or strengthen your mind and promote emotional healing. It can help release the emotions that are preventing you from moving forward.
Material: 8mm beads, double-threaded nylon cording, hand-knotted, approximately 24" with tassel
Visit the FAQs to learn more about "How to care for your Mala". Please see disclaimer on Gemstone/Crystal properties.
Care Instructions
Care Instructions
Caring for your jewelry
1. Keep Your Jewelry Clean and Dry
Jewelry cleaning is important to restore shine and remove any oils or dirt build-up. But if you’re cleaning a gold-filled necklace or pearl earrings, you may need to use different tools for different materials.
To maintain your pieces, remember a few things:
- Many jewelry types can be cleaned with warm water and a mild dish soap. Use a gentle cloth or brush for cleaning, especially with soft gems like pearls that are easy to scratch.
- Avoid any cleaning products not specifically designed for jewelry. Many cleaners can contain harsh chemicals that can damage gems or metals.
- Rinse jewelry, be careful to not lose a piece down the drain.
2. Keep It Out of the Gym and Spa
As a general rule*, if you’re going to swim, sweat, or steam, don’t bring your jewelry with you. It’s common for people to keep a pair of earrings on in the pool or wear a ring in the shower. But moisture, as well as the pool chlorine, (and even the pH of your sweat) can discolor your jewelry. Here are some suggestions:
- Keep a small cloth jewelry bag in your gym/swim bag to store your jewelry.
- Place a ring bowl by the bathroom sink to remind you to remove your jewelry before showering or washing your hands.
- Wear your pieces only during dry activities and dry places (i.e., take them off when gardening, cooking, playing sports, and cleaning.
Note: Sterling Silver and Gold-filled jewelry are ok in plain water (i.e. shower, baths, etc), just be careful with water that contains harsh chemicals and/or scrubbing items (loofah sponge, etc.) that could scratch the jewelry. Gemstones do not like water for any length of time.
3. Avoid Contact with Lotion or Perfume
Precious metals, colored gems, and pearls are very sensitive to chemicals. That can include even the products you put on your skin. If you’re applying perfume, make sure to do so before putting on your jewelry rather than spritzing afterwards. The same goes for any sort of makeup setting spray, lotion, or skin refreshing spray. Here are some things to keep in mind:
- Pearls and porous gems (i.e. Gemstones) can have permanent surface damage from some cosmetic chemicals.
- Make sure that your skin is dry after applying any sprays before putting jewelry on.
- If your precious metals become exposed to any chemicals, immediately rinse and wash off any residue with a gentle cloth.
Note: Metals such as Sterling Silver and Copper will tarnish naturally, you can use a polishing cloth (e.g. Sunshine Cloth) to bring back the shine on the surface. Gold-filled typically does not tarnish but if it is exposed to chemicals (as indicated above), it may damage the item.
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