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Introducing our 108 Mala Prayer Beads Necklace, a unique piece that seamlessly marries natural stones and the symbolic prowess of the Tree of Life pendant. Designed with devotion and perfect for men and women alike.
Features:
Material: Composed of natural Stone beads intertwined on a Zinc metal type chain, this necklace promises durability and longevity.
Clasp type: Equipped with a secure Box clasp type, this necklace promises easy wear and a secure fit.
Design: Meticulously hand-knotted, this necklace features 108 Japa beads, each 8mm in size. Each bead is designed to mark the repetition of prayer and meditation mantras, totalling a sum of 108.
Versatility: Incredibly versatile, it can be stylishly folded into four or five layers to wear as a wrist bracelet, depending on your preference.
Ideal Gift: Accompanied by a gorgeous velvet gift pouch, this necklace serves as the ultimate gift. Ideal for your significant other, parents, or friends on occasions like Valentine's Day, Thanksgiving, Anniversaries, Christmas and Birthdays.
Experience the essence of tranquil meditation and stylish elegance with our 108 Mala Prayer Beads Necklace. It's more than just jewelry, it's a lifestyle statement.
Customers frequently cited the good quality of the beads and construction of the necklace.
Many reviews praised the beads' aesthetic appeal, describing them as beautiful and lovely.
The necklace feels heavy and well-made, indicating good craftsmanship.
The overall design, including the charm, is liked by several users.
For some customers, it has become one of their favorite malas due to its appearance and build.
Some customers complained that the beads' colors did not match the images shown online.
There were complaints that the bead sizes did not match what was depicted in the photographs.
At least one customer mentioned that the necklace fell apart within a month of purchase.
Some users found the color combinations of the beads unpleasing to the eye.
Several reviews mentioned feeling misled by the seller’s images of the product.