African Turquoise Beads With Picture Jasper Beads Counters Meditation Mala

Name: African Turquoise Beads With Picture Jasper Beads Counters Meditation Mala
Brand: Buddha Groove
SKU: BG-ML64
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One hundred and eight African Turquoise beads strung with three Picture Jasper counters, a wood guru bead, and a knotted tassel. The stones are associated with growth, grounding, and the courage to move through change. Used for mantra practice or meditation — count one bead at a time until you return to the guru.

Details

Design: A 108-bead mala strand of mottled blue-green African Turquoise accented by earthy Picture Jasper counter beads, finished with a wood guru bead and a hand-knotted tassel
Size: 6mm beads, approximately 27" long plus tassel; 8mm beads, approximately 37" long plus tassel
Material: African Turquoise (a form of jasper) and Picture Jasper gemstone beads, wood guru bead, knotted cord tassel
Included: 108 hand-strung beads, 3 Picture Jasper counter beads, wood guru bead, adjustable unknotted cord, knotted tassel
Care: Wipe gently with a soft, dry cloth. Store away from moisture, direct sunlight, and harsh chemicals
Note: Natural gemstone varies in color, veining, and pattern; tassel shade and thread details may differ slightly. Made as a meditation tool, not recommended as everyday jewelry

Meaning & Intention

African Turquoise is often called the stone of evolution — not for its color, but for the transformation it is said to encourage. It is traditionally associated with growth, new perspective, and the courage to step into a new phase.

Picture Jasper brings its own grounding symbolism. Its earth-toned patterning echoes the link between inner steadiness and the natural world.

On a 108-count strand, each bead marks one repetition and each full rotation a complete cycle of practice, moving from the guru bead and back again.

Held during meditation, it becomes a small ritual of intention and return.

Essence & Elements

Intention: Growth, transformation, grounding, inspiration

Gemstones: African Turquoise, Picture Jasper

Ideal for: Mantra counting, meditation, and mindfulness practice

Suggested mantra: I welcome change with courage

Questions & Guidance

How do I use the mala for mantra practice?

Start at the bead next to the guru bead. Move one bead at a time between thumb and finger, repeating your mantra or breath. A full round is 108 beads back to the guru.

Do I cross over the guru bead when counting?

Traditionally no. When you reach the guru bead, pause to acknowledge the cycle, then reverse direction if you wish to continue for another round.

Which bead size feels better in the hand?

The 8mm beads have more presence between the fingers and suit slow, breath-paced counting. The 6mm strand is lighter and easier to slip into a bag or pocket for travel.

Can I wear it as a necklace?

It is built as a meditation tool rather than jewelry, but many practitioners drape it loosely around the neck between sessions to keep it near for the next round of practice.