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108-bead tiger’s eye mala with charm
€21.90VAT included
A 108-bead tiger’s eye mala with shifting brown and gold lights: it keeps count of your mantra and wraps around your wrist between sessions.
Delivery in 8 to 15 business days with tracking · free from €39, otherwise €3.90
Description
Japa means repeating a mantra and moving one bead each time: a hundred and eight beads, one round, and you know the session is done without counting in your head. Our guide to the mala explains where the number comes from and how to hold it.
Why you will like it
- 108 tiger’s eye beads with changing lustre
- Metal spacers and an engraved charm
- Wear it wrapped as a bracelet or as a short necklace
Tiger’s eye is a brown stone streaked with golden light, and no two beads are quite the same. It is strung on elastic so it can wrap around the wrist. We offer it as a practice object and a piece of jewellery; we make no claims about the stone.
Keep it away from water and perfume, which tire the elastic.
Delivered in 8 to 15 working days with tracking, free from €39; 14-day right of withdrawal; identified seller (Clem corp, admin@tech-bharat.com).
Specifications
| Beads | 108, tiger’s eye |
|---|---|
| Stringing | elastic cord, metal spacers |
| Charm | silver-tone metal |
| Parcel weight | about 120 g |
Frequently asked questions
Why 108 beads?
It is the traditional number of repetitions in one round of japa; our mala guide explains the origin.
Does the stone have properties?
We do not claim any: it is a focus aid and a piece of jewellery.
How it works
Seller: Lacangel Group (SAS, Paris, France), VAT FR21995268018 · prices VAT included · consumer mediation: CM2C · terms of sale