7 Chakra Japa Mala — 108 Beads for Mantra Meditation, Chakra Balance and Spiritual Alignment | TruCrystals

The 7 Chakra Japa Mala is a thoughtfully handcrafted prayer mala created for mantra repetition, meditation, chakra awareness and conscious spiritual practice.

Made with 108 natural crystal beads measuring approximately 8 mm each, the mala brings together seven gemstones traditionally associated with the seven principal chakras:

• Red Jasper for the Root Chakra
• Red Carnelian for the Sacral Chakra
• Yellow Calcite for the Solar Plexus Chakra
• Green Aventurine for the Heart Chakra
• Sodalite for the Throat Chakra
• Lapis Lazuli for the Third Eye Chakra
• Amethyst for the Crown Chakra

The colourful sequence represents the movement from grounding and physical awareness towards emotional flow, confidence, compassion, communication, intuition and higher consciousness.

Measuring approximately 18 inches, the mala is completed with a guru bead and a natural cotton tassel. It may be used during daily japa, held during meditation or worn respectfully as a spiritual necklace.

The traditional count of 108 beads offers a steady and tactile way to complete one full round of mantra repetition without needing to count mentally. Each bead becomes a point of focus, helping the mind return gently to the mantra whenever attention begins to wander.

Why Choose TruCrystals

At TruCrystals, every mala is prepared with care, intention and respect for both the natural crystals and the spiritual practice it supports.

When you choose this 7 Chakra Japa Mala, you receive:

• A handcrafted mala with 108 natural crystal beads
• Seven crystals representing the seven chakras
• Approximately 8 mm polished beads
• A natural cotton tassel and guru bead
• A mala cleansed and energised before dispatch

A crystal-use, charging and intention-setting guide is included.

The mala is available in Original Without Certificate and Certified variants. A certificate is included only when the Certified option is selected.

Who Is the 7 Chakra Japa Mala Best For

This mala is ideal for:

• Those beginning a daily mantra-japa practice
• Meditation and mindfulness practitioners
• People exploring the seven-chakra system
• Those who prefer crystal beads over wooden or seed malas
• Yoga teachers and spiritual practitioners
• Reiki healers and energy-work practitioners
• Those seeking a single mala with multiple crystal energies
• People working with grounding and spiritual awareness together
• Anyone who wants a colourful yet meaningful spiritual necklace
• Those beginning a new spiritual or personal-growth chapter
• People who find it difficult to count mantra repetitions mentally
• Anyone looking for a thoughtful spiritual gift

Product Details

• Crystals: Red Jasper, Red Carnelian, Yellow Calcite, Green Aventurine, Sodalite, Lapis Lazuli and Amethyst
• Bead Count: 108 prayer beads with a guru bead
• Bead Size: Approximately 8 mm
• Mala Length: Approximately 18 inches
• Finishing: Natural cotton tassel; Original Without Certificate and Certified options available

Healing Properties

The 7 Chakra Japa Mala combines seven crystals traditionally associated with the body’s principal energy centres.

Together, they may support practices centred around balance, mindfulness, self-awareness and the gradual movement from grounded presence towards spiritual insight.

Root Chakra — Red Jasper

Red Jasper is traditionally associated with the Root Chakra, also known as Muladhara.

Red Jasper may be especially meaningful when your practice requires patience, steadiness and the willingness to remain present.

Affirmation:

“I am grounded, supported and present within my life.”

Sacral Chakra — Red Carnelian

Red Carnelian is traditionally connected with the Sacral Chakra, also known as Svadhisthana.

Carnelian may support practices centred around reconnecting with enthusiasm and allowing ideas to move into action.

Affirmation:

“I welcome creativity, joy and inspired movement.”

Solar Plexus Chakra — Yellow Calcite

Yellow Calcite is traditionally associated with the Solar Plexus Chakra, known as Manipura.

Yellow Calcite may be meaningful when working with confidence, consistency and the willingness to take responsibility for your direction.

Affirmation:

“I trust my abilities and move forward with confidence.”

Heart Chakra — Green Aventurine

Green Aventurine is traditionally associated with the Heart Chakra, also known as Anahata.

Green Aventurine may support intentions connected with personal growth that feels emotionally aligned and heart-centred.

Affirmation:

“My heart remains open, peaceful and guided by wisdom.”

Throat Chakra — Sodalite

Sodalite is traditionally connected with the Throat Chakra, known as Vishuddha.

Sodalite may be meaningful when your practice centres around expressing yourself with calmness and understanding.

Affirmation:

“My words are clear, thoughtful and true.”

Third Eye Chakra — Lapis Lazuli

Lapis Lazuli is traditionally associated with the Third Eye Chakra, also known as Ajna.

Lapis Lazuli may support reflection, spiritual learning and recognising recurring patterns with greater clarity.

Affirmation:

“I observe clearly and trust the wisdom I am developing.”

Crown Chakra — Amethyst

Amethyst is traditionally associated with the Crown Chakra, known as Sahasrara.

Amethyst may complement mantra practice by encouraging a calm, contemplative and spiritually receptive state.

Affirmation:

“My awareness is peaceful, open and connected.”

Complete Chakra Awareness

The mala is designed to represent the complete journey from the Root Chakra to the Crown Chakra.

This may symbolise balance between:

• The physical and spiritual
• Stability and expansion
• Action and reflection
• Confidence and compassion
• Expression and listening
• Logic and intuition
• Individual identity and universal connection

The purpose is not to make every chakra feel identical. Instead, the mala may help you recognise which area presently requires attention and which qualities are already supporting you.

Mantra Meditation

The 108-bead structure makes the mala suitable for repeating a mantra for one complete round.

The movement of the beads between the fingers provides a tactile point of concentration. This can help the mind return to the mantra whenever thoughts arise.

The mantra may be:

• A traditional Sanskrit mantra
• The name of a chosen deity
• A chakra mantra
• A personal affirmation
• A prayer
• A gratitude statement

Choose one mantra for each round so that the practice remains focused.

Why 108 Beads

The number 108 is sacred within several Indian spiritual traditions.

It is commonly associated with:

• Completeness
• Spiritual discipline
• The relationship between the individual and the universal
• Repetition with concentration
• A complete round of japa
• The gradual inward movement of awareness

The 108 beads allow you to complete a full mantra cycle without having to count mentally.

The Guru Bead

The guru bead is the larger or distinct bead positioned above the tassel.

It marks the beginning and completion of one round of japa.

The guru bead is traditionally not counted as part of the 108 repetitions. It represents the teacher, divine guidance or the higher awareness towards which the practice is directed.

When you reach the guru bead after completing one round, pause briefly in gratitude.

When beginning another round, turn the mala around and continue in the opposite direction rather than crossing over the guru bead.

The Natural Cotton Tassel

The natural cotton tassel completes the mala and symbolically represents unity.

The individual threads may be understood as different experiences, paths or aspects of life gathered into one shared spiritual purpose.

Because the tassel is made from natural cotton, minor differences in length, density and finish may occur.

Handle it gently and keep it away from water, oils, perfume and repeated friction.

Grounding Before Spiritual Practice

The presence of Red Jasper and Carnelian at the foundational end of the chakra spectrum helps the mala maintain a grounded quality.

This may be especially useful for those who want spiritual practice to remain connected with:

• Daily responsibilities
• The body
• Practical action
• Emotional awareness
• Healthy routines
• Clear boundaries

Spiritual awareness becomes more meaningful when it supports how you live, communicate and make decisions.

Emotional Harmony

Green Aventurine, Carnelian and Amethyst bring complementary qualities traditionally associated with emotional flow, heart-centred awareness and calm reflection.

Clear Communication

Sodalite and Lapis Lazuli are traditionally connected with communication, truth and wisdom.

You may repeat a communication-focused affirmation for one full round.

Meditation and Concentration

Moving one bead at a time creates a steady rhythm.

This may help:

• Reduce the need to count mentally
• Return attention to the mantra
• Create consistency in daily practice
• Slow the breath naturally
• Maintain a clear beginning and end
• Build familiarity with a chosen mantra

The purpose is not to force the mind to remain completely empty. Each time the attention returns to the bead and mantra, the practice is continuing.

Spiritual Alignment

The complete chakra sequence may support reflection on how different aspects of life work together.

You may consider:

• Am I grounded enough to support my goals?
• Is creativity flowing naturally?
• Do I trust my abilities?
• Am I giving and receiving with balance?
• Is there something I need to communicate?
• What am I beginning to understand?
• What helps me return to inner stillness?

The mala may help you select one quality to consciously nurture during each practice.

Daily Japa Discipline

A regular practice does not need to be long or elaborate.

You may begin with:

• 11 repetitions
• 27 repetitions
• 54 repetitions
• One complete round of 108 repetitions

The beads allow you to choose a practice that fits naturally into your day.

Consistency may feel more supportive than completing long sessions occasionally.

Why Choose This 7 Chakra Japa Mala

This mala combines the traditional 108-bead structure with seven carefully selected chakra-associated gemstones.

It may be used for:

• Mantra japa
• Meditation
• Chakra awareness
• Breath-focused practice
• Prayer
• Affirmation repetition
• Spiritual reflection
• Mindful wear
• Reiki and energy practices
• Creating a daily spiritual routine

Unlike a single-stone mala, the 7 Chakra Japa Mala offers a complete spectrum of crystal associations from grounding to higher awareness.

Its approximately 8 mm beads provide a substantial and comfortable tactile presence during mantra repetition.

How to Use

Preparing for Japa

Choose a clean and peaceful place.

Sit comfortably with your spine naturally upright.

Hold the mala in your right hand or according to the tradition you personally follow.

Begin with the bead immediately beside the guru bead.

Moving Through the Beads

Hold the first bead gently between your thumb and middle finger.

Repeat the chosen mantra once.

Move to the next bead and repeat the mantra again.

Continue until all 108 beads have been used.

The index finger is traditionally kept away from the beads during japa.

Reaching the Guru Bead

When you return to the guru bead, one complete round has been finished.

Pause for a moment in gratitude.

Do not count or cross over the guru bead.

For another round, turn the mala around and continue in the opposite direction.

For Chakra Meditation

You may dedicate the practice to one chakra at a time.

For example:

• Root Chakra: grounding mantra or affirmation
• Sacral Chakra: creativity affirmation
• Solar Plexus Chakra: confidence affirmation
• Heart Chakra: compassion affirmation
• Throat Chakra: communication affirmation
• Third Eye Chakra: intuition affirmation
• Crown Chakra: spiritual-awareness mantra

Choose one chakra and one intention for each session.

For Affirmation Practice

A personal affirmation may be repeated once per bead.

Examples include:

• “I am grounded and supported.”
• “My creativity flows naturally.”
• “I trust my inner strength.”
• “My heart is open and wise.”
• “I communicate clearly.”
• “I trust my growing awareness.”
• “My mind is peaceful and present.”

For Breath Meditation

The mala may also be used without a spoken mantra.

Hold one bead and complete one slow breath.

Move to the next bead and continue.

This creates a steady and tactile breath-awareness practice.

Wearing the Mala

The mala may be worn respectfully as a spiritual necklace when you are not using it for japa.

Allow the tassel to hang naturally.

Avoid stretching, twisting or wrapping the mala tightly.

If wrapping it loosely around the wrist, ensure that the construction is not placed under tension and that the tassel will not catch on surrounding objects.

For long-term durability, wearing it as a necklace or using it primarily for meditation is preferable.

Where to Wear or Keep It

During Meditation

Hold the mala gently while seated.

Keep the tassel and guru bead resting comfortably rather than allowing them to drag across the floor.

Around the Neck

Wear it as a long spiritual necklace with the tassel facing downward.

Avoid wearing it during exercise, bathing, cooking, sleeping or other activities that may expose it to moisture or pulling.

Meditation Altar

When not in use, place the mala on a clean, elevated and completely dry spiritual shelf.

It may be kept inside a mala pouch or beside a Selenite charging plate.

Near Sacred Books

The mala may be stored near spiritual books, mantra journals or prayer materials.

Keep it away from candles, diya oil, incense ash and wet offerings.

Mala Bag

A cotton mala bag or clean jewellery pouch can help protect the beads, knots and tassel from dust and repeated friction.

Cleansing and Recharging

Because the mala combines seven different crystals and includes thread, knots and a cotton tassel, dry cleansing methods are strongly preferred.

Suitable methods include:

• Gentle moonlight
• Sound from a singing bowl
• Bell sounds
• Mantra chanting
• Prayer
• Cleansing smoke from a safe distance
• Resting it beside Selenite
• Clear intention

Avoid:

• Washing or soaking the mala
• Salt water
• Direct contact with dry salt
• Oils
• Perfume
• Sanitiser
• Chemical cleaners
• Crystal sprays
• Strong sunlight
• Excessive heat
• Humid storage

Place the mala loosely on a clean cloth or sufficiently large Selenite plate without twisting or stretching it.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many beads are in the 7 Chakra Japa Mala?

The mala contains 108 prayer beads and is completed with a guru bead.

What is the bead size?

The beads measure approximately 8 mm.

What is the length of the mala?

The listed mala length is approximately 18 inches.

Which crystals are used?

The mala contains:

• Red Jasper
• Red Carnelian
• Yellow Calcite
• Green Aventurine
• Sodalite
• Lapis Lazuli
• Amethyst

Which crystal represents the Root Chakra?

Red Jasper represents the Root Chakra.

Which crystal represents the Sacral Chakra?

Red Carnelian represents the Sacral Chakra.

Which crystal represents the Solar Plexus Chakra?

Yellow Calcite represents the Solar Plexus Chakra.

Which crystal represents the Heart Chakra?

Green Aventurine represents the Heart Chakra.

Which crystal represents the Throat Chakra?

Sodalite represents the Throat Chakra.

Which crystal represents the Third Eye Chakra?

Lapis Lazuli represents the Third Eye Chakra.

Which crystal represents the Crown Chakra?

Amethyst represents the Crown Chakra.

Does the mala have a tassel?

Yes. It is finished with a natural cotton tassel.

Does it have a guru bead?

Yes. The product imagery and design include a guru bead positioned above the tassel.

Is the guru bead counted among the 108 repetitions?

No. The guru bead marks the beginning and completion of the round and is not counted as one of the mantra repetitions.

Is the mala certified?

It is available in:

• Original Without Certificate

• Certified

A certificate is included only when the Certified option is selected.

Can the mala be used for mantra chanting?

Yes. It is designed in the traditional 108-bead format for mantra japa and meditation.

Which mantra can I chant?

You may use a mantra that belongs to your spiritual practice.

Follow the pronunciation and practice guidance of your teacher or tradition when using formal Sanskrit mantras.

Can I use different mantras on the same mala?

Yes. A crystal mala may be used with different mantras.

For a focused daily practice, it can be helpful to complete one full round with one mantra rather than changing mantras midway.

Do I need to chant aloud?

No. Japa may be practised:

• Aloud
• In a soft whisper
• Mentally

Choose the method that supports concentration and suits your tradition.

Which hand should hold the mala?

Many japa traditions use the right hand, although practices vary.

Follow the guidance of your spiritual teacher or the tradition you personally observe.

Which fingers should be used?

The beads are traditionally moved using the thumb and middle finger.

The index finger is commonly kept away from the mala during japa.

Why should I not cross the guru bead?

The guru bead symbolically represents spiritual guidance and marks the completion of one cycle.

When beginning another round, turn the mala around and continue in the opposite direction.

Can beginners use this mala?

Yes. It is suitable for beginners because the colourful crystal sequence provides an easy introduction to both japa and chakra awareness.

Do I have to complete 108 repetitions every day?

No. You may begin with 11, 27 or 54 repetitions and gradually build towards a full round.

Can I wear the mala as a necklace?

Yes. The product is designed to be worn as a spiritual necklace as well as used during meditation.

Can it be wrapped around the wrist?

It may be wrapped loosely when the fit is comfortable, but it should not be stretched or pulled tightly.

Its primary design is a long japa mala rather than an elastic bracelet.

Can I wear it every day?

Yes, with mindful care.

Avoid wearing it during bathing, exercise, sleeping, swimming, cooking or activities involving chemicals, moisture or pulling.

Can I sleep while wearing it?

Sleeping with a long mala is not recommended because it may become tangled, stretched or caught.

Keep it safely in a mala pouch or on a clean spiritual shelf overnight.

Can I wear it while bathing?

No. Water can weaken the thread, affect the tassel and alter the finish of some crystals.

Can it be washed?

No. Dry cleansing methods are best for this mixed-crystal mala.

Can it be cleansed with salt water?

No. Salt water may affect the stones, thread, knots and cotton tassel.

Can it be placed under moonlight?

Yes. Gentle moonlight is suitable.

Keep it indoors near a protected window or in a secure, completely dry outdoor area for a limited period.

Can it be placed in sunlight?

Strong or prolonged sunlight is not recommended because Amethyst and some other crystals may gradually lose colour.

Can it be placed on a Selenite plate?

Yes. Use a sufficiently large and stable Selenite plate.

Arrange the mala loosely without piling, twisting or stretching it.

How often should the mala be cleansed?

Cleanse it according to your practice, such as:

• Before beginning a new mantra
• After frequent wear
• After an emotionally intense period
• Every few weeks
• Whenever you feel ready to renew its intention

Can the mala be used for all seven chakras?

Yes. The crystal combination represents all seven principal chakras from Root to Crown.

Does the mala automatically balance all chakras?

The mala is traditionally used as a supportive tool for meditation and chakra awareness.

It becomes most meaningful when combined with conscious reflection, balanced routines and consistent spiritual practice.

Can I use the mala for only one chakra?

Yes. Select a mantra or affirmation connected with the chakra you presently wish to focus on.

Can Reiki practitioners use this mala?

Yes. It may be used for personal meditation, mantra practice or kept within a Reiki and spiritual-work space.

Can children use the mala?

The mala contains small beads and a long strand, so it should be used only under responsible adult supervision and kept away from very young children.

Can men and women use it?

Yes. The mala may be used by anyone drawn towards its crystals and spiritual purpose.

Is the mala stretchable?

The product is a traditional long japa mala rather than a standard elastic bracelet.

It should not be pulled or stretched.

Will every mala look identical?

No. Natural crystals may vary in:

• Colour tone
• Transparency
• Inclusions
• Internal patterns
• Surface markings
• Pyrite or Calcite visibility in Lapis Lazuli
• Bead shape
• Polish
• Colour distribution

The tassel may also vary slightly in length, density and thread alignment.

These natural and handcrafted variations make every mala unique.

Packaging and Gifting

The 7 Chakra Japa Mala is carefully packed in premium TruCrystals packaging to protect the beads, thread, guru bead and cotton tassel during transit.

A crystal-use, charging and intention-setting guide is included.

Customers selecting the Certified option will also receive the applicable certificate.

It is a meaningful gift for:

• Meditation practitioners
• Spiritual seekers
• Yoga teachers
• Reiki practitioners
• Students beginning mantra practice
• Birthdays
• Festivals
• Guru Purnima
• Spiritual milestones
• New beginnings
• Anyone creating a daily prayer routine

Natural Crystal Disclaimer

The mala is handcrafted using natural crystal beads.

Natural variations may occur in:

• Colour
• Tone
• Transparency
• Inclusions
• Internal formations
• Mineral lines
• Bead shape
• Bead diameter
• Polish
• Crystal distribution

Lapis Lazuli may naturally display golden-toned Pyrite flecks and white or pale Calcite areas.

Amethyst may range from pale lavender to deeper purple.

Green Aventurine may show light or deeper green areas and subtle mineral shimmer.

Red Jasper, Carnelian and Yellow Calcite may vary naturally in colour saturation, cloudiness and pattern.

These natural differences are not considered defects.

As the mala is handcrafted, minor variations may also occur in:

• Overall length
• Thread tension
• Guru-bead placement
• Tassel length
• Tassel density
• Colour sequence
• Knot and finishing details

The product received may appear slightly different from photographs because of natural variation, lighting and screen settings.

Crystal Care

• Handle the mala with clean and dry hands.
• Hold the strand rather than pulling the tassel.
• Do not stretch or twist the mala.
• Keep it away from water and humidity.
• Avoid perfume, sanitiser, oils and cosmetics.
• Do not wear it while bathing, sleeping or exercising.
• Protect it from sharp objects and rough surfaces.
• Store it loosely in a clean mala pouch.
• Keep it away from prolonged strong sunlight.
• Use only dry cleansing methods.
• Avoid placing heavy objects over the mala.
• Do not cut or trim the natural cotton tassel unnecessarily.
• Check the thread periodically for visible wear.
• Remove the mala carefully over the head without pulling.

Lifetime Repair Promise

The TruCrystals lifetime repair promise supports eligible crystal jewellery and malas that can be restrung or repaired.

Repair, replacement-bead and shipping charges may apply depending on:

• The condition of the mala
• The number of missing or damaged beads
• Thread and tassel replacement requirements
• Availability of matching natural crystal beads
• The type of repair required

Because natural crystals vary, replacement beads may not match the original beads exactly in colour, inclusions or pattern.

Customised malas are not eligible for return or exchange because they are prepared specifically according to the buyer’s request.

Please record a clear and continuous unboxing video before fully removing the mala from its packaging.

Damaged, missing or incorrect products must be reported within two working days of delivery with the unboxing video, photographs and original packaging.

The TruCrystals Promise

At TruCrystals, every mala is created to become more than an accessory.

Your 7 Chakra Japa Mala is cleansed, energised and thoughtfully packed before dispatch.

We believe mantra practice becomes meaningful through sincerity, repetition and the quiet willingness to return to the chosen sound each time the mind wanders.

This mala is created to accompany that journey—bead by bead, breath by breath and intention by intention—from grounded presence towards deeper awareness.

Wellness Disclaimer

Crystal healing, chakra balancing and mantra practices are complementary spiritual traditions based on cultural beliefs, meditation and personal experience.

The properties described are intended to support mindfulness, spiritual reflection, prayer and intention-setting.

They are not substitutes for medical diagnosis, mental-health care, professional treatment or prescribed medication.

Formal mantra practices may vary according to lineage and tradition. Seek guidance from a qualified teacher when undertaking a mantra that requires initiation or specific ritual observance.

Individual experiences with crystals and spiritual practices may vary.