Balance: Chakra, Rudraksha and Crystal Pieces

What you will find in the balance collection

The collection mixes wearable pieces with items for the home. The main types are:

• Chakra bracelets, including the Rose Quartz 7 Chakra Bracelet and 7 Chakra Bracelet Black Tourmaline.
• Rudraksha malas and beads, such as the 5 Mukhi Nepali Rudraksha Mala (54+1 beads).
• Pendants, such as the 7 Chakra Tree of Life Pendant.
• Frames and hangings, including the 7 Chakra Raw Pyrite Frame and a Moon 7 Chakra Agate Dream Catcher.

How to choose a chakra or Rudraksha piece

Start with where the piece will live in your day. A bracelet or necklace stays with you, while a frame, tree or hanging belongs on a wall, shelf or desk.

For mixed-bead jewellery, read the full material description and the fit information. A link chain design, such as the 7 Chakra Link Chain Bracelet with Rudraksha, is a different format from a beaded strand. For a hanging, check its overall length and mounting needs before you choose a spot.

Chakras and Rudraksha in tradition

In yoga tradition, the seven chakras are described as centres along the spine, each linked with a colour. Chakra jewellery uses these seven colours as a visual reminder of that teaching.

In Hindu tradition, Rudraksha is associated with Lord Shiva, and many devotees wear it during japa. Beads such as the Gauri Shankar Rudraksha and Ganesh Mukhi Rudraksha carry their own names and associations. These are matters of faith, and no piece promises a result.

Wearing and caring for balance pieces

Keep beads and stones dry, and take them off before bathing, swimming or exercise. Avoid perfume, soap and cleaning chemicals on Rudraksha and crystal surfaces.

Wipe jewellery with a soft cloth and store it in a pouch or box. Many people keep a Rudraksha mala in the puja room when they are not wearing it. Dust frames and hangings gently, and follow the care guidance on each product page for the exact finish.