Onyx Mala 108 Beads – Tibetan Buddhist Meditation Prayer Necklace

Created with intention, tradition, and mindful craftsmanship, each of our Onyx malas is a unique piece inspired by the ancient meditation practices of the Himalayas.

Made with genuine Onyx stone beads and carefully strung using durable multi-strand nylon cord, this traditional 108-bead mala is designed for meditation, yoga, prayer, and moments of personal reflection.

The deep, rich coloring of Onyx gives this mala a timeless and grounding appearance. Each natural stone features its own subtle variations, making every mala unique.

Details

🌺 Genuine Onyx stone beads selected for their natural beauty and unique character
🌺 Traditional 108-bead mala design for meditation, mantra practice, prayer, and mindfulness
🌺 Approximately 8mm stone beads
🌺 Approximately 30 inches in length from end to end
🌺 Well-strung on durable multi-strand nylon cord
🌺 Includes a complimentary brocade storage pouch (color may vary)
🌺 Natural gemstones may vary slightly in color, pattern, and markings, making each mala unique

A Mala Made With Purpose

A mala is more than a piece of jewelry—it is a tool for mindfulness, intention, and spiritual connection.

Traditionally used throughout Buddhist traditions in Tibet, Nepal, India, and beyond, malas are used for counting mantras, meditation, prayer, and devotional practices. The 108 beads provide a meaningful way to maintain focus and intention throughout your practice.

Onyx is traditionally associated with grounding, strength, protection, and stability. Its deep, understated appearance makes it a meaningful companion for meditation and mindfulness practices and a beautiful reminder to remain centered and grounded.

Traditional Mantras

This mala may be used with traditional Buddhist mantras during meditation or prayer, including:

🌺 Om Mani Padme Hum — associated with Chenrezig (Avalokiteshvara)
🌺 Om Muni Muni Maha Muniye Soha — associated with Shakyamuni Buddha
🌺 Om Tare Tuttare Ture Soha — associated with Green Tara
🌺 Tayatha Om Bekandze Bekandze Maha Bekandze Radza Samudgate Soha — associated with the Medicine Buddha