Citrine statue

Natural raw dark citrine crystal. Lovely faces all around and a very visible, sparkly, cloudy and spooky phantom inside. She has been sliced flat below so that she can stand upright. Size: 68 x 47 x 35 mm Weight: 138.4 grams Locality: Namibia

Natural citrine, raw dark crystal. Lovely faces all around and a very visible, sparkly, cloudy and spooky phantom inside. She has been sliced flat below so that she can stand upright. Size: 68 x 47 x 35 mm Weight: 138.4 grams Locality: Namibia

Natural citrine, raw dark honey color crystal. Lovely faces all around and a very visible, sparkly, cloudy and spooky phantom inside. She has been sliced flat below so that she can stand upright. Size: 68 x 47 x 35 mm Weight: 138.4 grams Locality: Zambia

Large smoky citrine statue. She's been polished smooth all around, she has a flat base so she stands securely. She reveals a spooky landscape veil inside... really a awesome display piece! Size: 79 x 54.5 x 50 mm Weight: 318.6 grams From: Madagascar

Chakra, Jap Mala A jap mala of 108 richly coloured,  4mm to 6mm Chakra Stone  beads and Guru bead for meditation and japa. Hand made in India. It is made of the following stones: 1.  Red Jasper (Root Chakra) 2.  Carnelian (Sacral Chakra) 3.  Citrine (Solar Plexus Chakra) 4.  Green Aventurine (Heart Chakra) 5.  Turquoise (Throat Chakra) 6.  Lapis Lazuli (Third Eye Chakra) 7. Amethyst (Crown Chakra) There are also a few hematite Beads to increase energy flow.   The word 'Mala' means 'Garland'.  Mala beads can be made from wooden beads, seeds, semi-precious or precious stones or gems.  A full size Mala consists of 108 beads. The number 108 is a sacred, auspicious number in many cultures but particularly in the Hindu tradition.  The number comes from multiplying the 12 astrological houses by the 9 planets.  Each Mala also has a Guru bead, or tassel to remind us of the teachers in our lives.  Traditionally, the mala is held between the thumb and middle finger and as each bead is passed through the finger and thumb, a mantra or god is said silently, quietly or out loud.  The most powerful mantras are said to be those repeated silently in the mind. This is done until the Guru bead is reached (but not counted), the Mala is reversed and the process goes on until the Guru bead is reached again.  Repeating a mantra in this way is an excellent way of calming the mind and keeping thought of  'The Divine' (whatever that is for each one of us, whatever culture, religion or belief we hold) in our everyday lives.  When not in use, your mala should be stored in a special, clean and preferably sacred space, for example on a personal altar or on a statue of a deity. Note all products have a 14 day return or exchange guarantee.