Inner Peace Praying Hands Necklace

Angelite and lepidolite beads. The calm shelf's two gentle stones, strung together.

Praying hands charm. The devotional motif of gratitude and receptivity.

Adjustable, handmade. Personalized fit, with natural stone variation piece to piece.

• Stones: angelite and lepidolite beads with praying hands charm
• Fit: adjustable length; handmade, stones vary naturally
• Care: remove for water; both stones prefer dry wear
• SKU: JNINNP

The pairing draws two of modern practice's gentlest files. Angelite, the soft blue stone discovered in Peru in 1987, is a thoroughly modern arrival whose practice-keepers read it for tranquility and the angelic register its name announces, attributions we note as contemporary since the stone postdates the classic sources. Lepidolite, the lilac mica, holds modern practice's calming seat, the stone reached for in the unquiet seasons. The praying hands complete the piece with one of devotional art's most recognized gestures, the folded hands of gratitude, humility, and receptivity that cross Christian devotion and the broader language of prayer.

As a mixed-stone piece its correspondences live here in prose rather than the formal columns, and its wearing is the register's own: the meditation sitting's jewelry, the workday's quiet anchor, and the gift for the friends in loud seasons, serenity at the collarbone where a glance can find it.

1. Cleanse it on arrival with passing smoke; both stones prefer smoke to water.
2. Adjust the cord to your comfortable length.
3. Wear it into the loud seasons; the register is calm's.
4. Rest it at the altar or bedside between wears.
5. Keep it from water and lotions; angelite and lepidolite are both soft stones.

It settles especially well over the breath-counting kinds of sitting.

• Healing Eye Pillow, 3" x 9": the calm register at rest.
• Healing Amethyst Keychain: the gentle shelf, carried.
• I Believe in Angels Bumper Sticker: the angelic register declared.
• How to Meditate with Crystals by Jolie DeMarco: the sittings the necklace attends.
• Lavender Oil, 1 Dram: the calm register's classic scent.

What stones are in it?

Angelite, the soft blue Peruvian stone of the tranquil register, and lepidolite, the lilac mica of modern practice's calming seat, with a praying hands charm.

What does the praying hands motif mean?

Devotional art's gesture of gratitude, humility, and receptivity, shared across Christian devotion and prayer's broader language.

Why no formal correspondences?

House practice: mixed-stone pieces keep their lore in prose, and angelite's attributions are modern besides, the stone arriving only in 1987.

Will mine match the photo?

As a sibling: handmade stringing and natural stones vary charmingly piece to piece.

How do I care for it?

Passing smoke to cleanse, dry wear, and a rest from water and lotions; both stones are soft.