Gemstone Mala Bracelet Rhodochrosite, Rock Crystal (Pick-me-up)

The mala bracelet consists of 8 rhodochrsoite and 8 Rock Crystal beads with a diameter of 8mm, 9 Rudraksha nuts and is strung on sturdy Elastic Cord.

Two charms (also 925 silver) with the Om symbol and a silver chili pod as well as another rudraksha nut are attached to the 925 silver charm pendant.

The Rock Crystal and Rhodochrosite hand mala is 20 cm long and has an inner circumference of 17 cm.

Rock Crystal is used in modern gemstone healing to promote clarity and neutrality; the mineral improves perception and brings clarity of thought and is therefore ideal for mala necklaces. Rock Crystal is perfectly complemented by the pink-colored Rhodochrosite; the mineral stands for activity, cheerfulness and dynamism. A perfect stone combination for the malas with the theme "Pick-me-up - I'm having fun!"

The mala bracelet matches the gemstone malas made of Rhodochrosite and Rock Crystal and is part of the Chili Jewels "Spirit Line" collection.

Abraham Gottlob Werner (1749-1817) initially named rhodochrosite manganese spar, taking into account its chemical composition and good cleavage properties. Friedrich Hausmann (1782-1859) gave rhodochrosite its current name "Rhodochrosite" in 1813. This is derived from the ancient Greek words "rhodo" (rose) and "chrosit" (color). Spellings such as rhodhocrosite, rhodochosite, rhodocrosite, rodhocrhosite, rodochrosite or rodocrosite are therefore incorrect. Obsolete names for Rhodochrosite today are Inkaspat/Inkarose, raspberry spar, rose spar and manganese spar.