Moonlitmalas
The Club Q 📿
The Club Q 📿
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The Club Q 📿
Made of volcanic Golden Obsidian, and knotted with a touch of Carnelian, Peach Adventurine, Amazonite, Chrysoprase, Lapis Lazuli, Amethyst, and Peruvian Opal. The Club Q mala was made in remembrance of those who lost their lives in the senseless act of hate over something as beautiful as love. Proceeds from this mala will be donated to the Colorado Healing Fund, an organization created to deal with the aftermath of mass violence. May all beings feel safe to be who they are and may we as a public normalize celebrating our differences instead of choosing sides and creating dividing lines.
Affirmation: I am safe to embrace the sacred creation of my being. I am wonderfully and perfectly made.
GOLDEN OBSIDIAN:
♥ Purification ♥ Transformation ♥ Fulfillment ♥ Metamorphoses ♥ Manifestation ♥ Practicality ♥ Psychic ability
Chakras - Root Chakra
Zodiac - Scorpio, Sagittarius
Element - Earth, Fire
Materials
Materials
Natural High Quality Gemstones: Grade A or above.
Hand-Knotted: for superior strength & beauty
Shipping & Returns
Shipping & Returns
100% satisfaction guarantee. If you are in any way unhappy with your purchase please let us known as soon as possible how we can make it right.
Returns are accepted within 30 days of delivery. Purchasing party is responsible for cost associated with return shipping.
Dimensions
Dimensions
Bead Diameter: 8mm
Hangs: ~23” (+/- 1”)
Care Instructions
Care Instructions
Mala beads are double hand knotted and fit to withstand everyday use. To maintain the quality look and feel of your mala, remove prior to showering or submerging in water and keep the mala's tassel out of the water if possible.
Cleansing your mala is a good practice. Keeping the tassel out of the water, soak your mala in dish soap and water. After soaking, use a very soft toothbrush to brush the beads gently or use a lint-free cotton cloth to wipe the beads using a circular motion. After cleaning, carefully rinse the beads with water and pat dry with a clean soft towel. You may set your mala outside or in the window sill for a few hours of sun or moonlight. The energy of the sun and moon is said to clear the beads returning them to their own pure vibration.
If your mala breaks, it is traditionally viewed as good luck, breaking of a cycle, or symbol of spiritual breakthrough. Do not throw away your broken mala! You may either save the beads and have it restrung or hang in a house plant as a beautiful reminder of the intentions you set into motion.
