Yoga & Meditation Jewelry

Meditating, listening to your intuition

Meditating takes nothing more than a little time and attention. Many people rely on an object to settle in: a mala you count through, a stone you look at, a piece of jewelry you touch before closing your eyes. Intuition is worked on the same way, by getting into the habit of listening to that quiet voice rather than silencing it. It’s an ability more than a gift, and anyone can develop it with practice.

Moonstone and its cycles

Beneath its milky white floats a bluish glow that moves with your hand. Moonstone is tied to cycles and intuition: following your impulses, opening a new chapter at your own pace. It suits anyone who meditates by the phases of the moon, or simply feels that everything moves in waves.

Sodalite and clear quartz

Sodalite, a deep blue crossed by white veins, goes with reflection. It’s kept for those who like to question things before deciding. Clear quartz, for its part, hides nothing: it acts as a witness to the intention set at the start of a session, so that it stays in mind once the session is over.

Malas, bracelets, and stones to display

A mala is used to count the repetitions of a mantra. A bracelet stays on during practice and recalls the intention afterward. A stone to display finds its place near the mat or on a nightstand. As a gift, color comes first: the one that reflects the person. The shape will follow their practice.