• Gobi Desert green moss agate and amethyst 108-bead mala necklace, 34 inches long, green and violet beads
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Moss Agate & Amethyst Mala Necklace — 108 Beads for Grounding Practice

Moss Agate & Amethyst Mala Necklace — 108 Beads for Grounding Practice

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Moss agate earns its name honestly — the inclusions inside look like something growing, fern shapes and green threads suspended in translucent stone. Set against amethyst, the green reads cooler and the violet reads warmer, and the whole strand ends up somewhere between garden and dusk.

These are Gobi Desert agate beads, 108 of them, on a 34-inch strand weighing 45 grams. Made in China. Long enough to loop or wear over the head, and light enough that you forget it is there.

At a glance

  • 108 beads plus guru bead
  • Gobi Desert green moss agate with amethyst
  • 34 inches long
  • 45 grams
  • Made in China
  • Ships within 3 business days

How to use it

Move through the beads with your thumb, one breath or one mantra each, until you reach the guru bead — then turn and go back rather than crossing it.

Worn as a necklace it hangs long. Looped twice it sits at the sternum.

Store it flat or coiled rather than hanging; knotted cord stretches under its own weight over time.

Choosing between our 108-bead malas

Mala Length Palette
Moss agate & amethyst 34" Green and violet
Carnelian & Gobi agate 36" Warm orange-red and earth
Lapis lazuli mixed bead 16" Deep blue, short

✨ Temple Tip

Look closely at three or four beads before you start using it. Every moss agate bead has a different inclusion pattern, and picking out two or three you recognise gives you natural landmarks in the round.

Questions & answers

How long is the mala?

34 inches, weighing 45 grams.

How many beads are there?

108 counting beads, the traditional number, plus a guru bead.

What is moss agate?

Agate with mineral inclusions that resemble moss or fern growth suspended inside the stone.

Where is it made?

China, using Gobi Desert agate.

How should I store it?

Coiled flat rather than hanging, to keep the cord from stretching.

Green, violet, and one hundred and eight small landings. #TempleOfDesire

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In short

The Moss Agate & Amethyst Mala Necklace is a 108-bead mala by Rare Earth Gallery, made in China from Gobi Desert green moss agate with amethyst. It measures 34 inches, weighs 45 grams, and carries 108 counting beads plus a guru bead. It is used for counting practice, one breath or mantra per bead, turning back at the guru bead, and it is worn long or looped twice at the sternum. It costs $269.95 for the strung mala. Every moss agate bead carries a different inclusion pattern, and the cord stretches over time if the mala is hung rather than stored coiled flat.

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