Orange Hand Knotted Banded Agate w/ Elephant Diffuser


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Orange Hand Knotted Banded Agate w/ Elephant Diffuser
Orange Hand Knotted Banded Agate w/ Elephant Diffuser
Orange Hand Knotted Banded Agate w/ Elephant Diffuser
Orange Hand Knotted Banded Agate w/ Elephant Diffuser
Orange Hand Knotted Banded Agate w/ Elephant Diffuser
Orange Hand Knotted Banded Agate w/ Elephant Diffuser
Orange Hand Knotted Banded Agate w/ Elephant Diffuser
Orange Hand Knotted Banded Agate w/ Elephant Diffuser
Traditional Style Mala
Agate is also known as chalcedony. It is a stone that has been used for centuries as gems and as precious materials for the production of ornaments or small sculptures. The name chalcedony comes from Chalchedon, an ancient port on the Sea of Marmara, in Asia Minor. Ornamental materials used to be mined in that area and it was an active trading center for many gems. Various forms of agate used to be used extensively for bases and handles of gold items such as goblets, and for stone inlay work. Tiny crystals of quartz interlock to form agate and because of this, it is always opaque to translucent. Agate is an excellent material for cameos as the contrast between the different layers is used to heighten the relief. Agate's value was quite high in antiquity, when it was one of the main gemstones used. Now its value is fairly low, except for the rare green form called chrysoprase.
Unusual colors and markings of agate made it very highly regarded by the ancients and it was revered throughout history until the present. According to Pliny, the Elder, agate was believed to make its wearers "agreeable and persuasive and give them god's favor." In the middle of the 1800's, amulets made from eye agate (brown or black agate with a white ring in the center) were so popular that agate cutters in Germany had no time to cut anything else. The eye was believed to take on the watchfulness of one's guardian spirit and to protect the wearer from the evil eye.
Elephant
In China, India and Africa, the elephant is a symbol of beauty, power, dignity, intelligence and peace. The elephant is considered a symbol of good luck and is a symbol of good fortune.

In Asia elephants symbolize the divine. Often ceremonies occur in which people while make offerings to elephants by washing and anointing them with special oils and colors during various festivals. It is a way of asking for their families and or community to be blessed with luck and good will. Elephants symbolize strength, good health, and longevity.
Many communities consider the Elephant to be a strong symbol of luck and good fortune and the famous saying goes “ keep a lucky elephant at the door to your house so that you can get protection from bad luck and only invite the good inside”.

Mala beads, or simply Malas, are a set of beads, seeds, or stones used for prayer, meditation, and mantra practice. All my Malas are hand knotted and invoked with positive energy. 

Authentic 108 bead Mala necklaces - Hand knotted and blessed. Picking Mala beads for yourself can be a daunting task. Which materials should you pick from? Do you need one or are you going to need a bunch? Can you reuse a mala over and over? What about if you need a mala for more than one intention at a time? But, picking one out for someone else — that’s a whole new experience. There are so many Malas with different intentions that is can be overwhelming.

Handmade with love, worn with intention. From Traditional, Zen, Straight, Tibetan, Past-Present-Future, Mantra and my Signature Zoey Mala. I create every Mala with strong double strung nylon thread. My Malas have 108 (108 = 108 human passions) beads made from semiprecious stones & one guru gemstone or metal guru bead, tassel or both.  The 109th stone symbolizes gratitude. My signature gemstone gurus are used for their unique energies, healing properties and colors to support and strengthen your devotion. Choose your mala to symbolize the strength of your intention and your commitment to live less from habit and more from intention.

The meaning of an elephant is much deeper than one can imagine and has helped to shape the eastern world as we know it today.

∞ For your consideration, my elegant Semi-precious Malas - Collars – Chokers and more.

All of my Malas - Collars – Chokers – Key Holder Necklaces are made with Semi-precious stones, strong nylon threads, Nickle free chains, hand knotted and made with passion. My designs, and the materials used to create them, are meant for 24/7 wear, evening ware, meditation, mantra recitations and in some cases BDSM play. While all my metal materials are lead- and nickel-free, like all jewelry items even 24kt gold, will tarnish, corrode, and become damaged if they have contact with liquids or chemicals. My designs are meant for symbolic representation of your passionate lifestyles, relationships and connections to a higher state of mind. ∞

" The metaphysical and energy properties provided throughout this website are strictly for informational and educational purposes only. It is not meant to replace or substitute the recommendations or advice of your physician or health care provider. The products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent disease. "

 

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