Traditionally, malas are made while speaking mantras, with a specific intent. You will find yours in the pouch with the jewel. It is made of red and green jasper stones and of chrysanthemum stone. Each bead is separated by a knot to ensure the strength and quality of the necklace. 

Inside the pendant is a small felt ball on which you will place your favorite oil.

Plant Description

Plant Description

This pure and organic soy-derived vegetable glycerin is used in cosmetics and body care products to assist in retaining moisture. It helps retaining moisture and pulling oxygen into the skin. Also, vegetable glycerin is a natural emollient bringing a cooling effect to the skin. No surprise, it has become a major ingredient in the crafting of many healthy cosmetics and soap products. Besides, vegetable glycerin allows you to prepare glycerites, non-alcohol based herbal extracts.

Plant Description

History and Origin

Melissa is indigenous around the Mediterranean sea. It is now common in Europe, Central Asia, North America, North Africa, and Western Siberia. It is a perennial herbaceous plant, more or less pubescent, with a strong lemon aroma. Melissa is one of most ancient medicinal plants. It was originally used mainly to treat nervous and cardiac problems as well as to act on the level of emotions (to treat anxiety, melancholy, etc.) as well as to reinforce and vitalize the spirit. In Native herbalism, it is used by the Cherokee as a cold remedy, febrifuge, stimulant and gastrointestinal aid.

Energetic and Emotional Effect

Melissa is helpful during transitions; it disperses fears (for example, nearing death). It induces and brings a peaceful joy. Use it on heart and solar plexus chakras (point of expression forcreativity). It helps realigning our will with the Divine.

A jewel that makes your favorite essential oils last for days. The stainless steel chain, hypoallergenic, will never change color. This product comes with a set of replacement baize pads.

Plant Description

Plant Description

History and Origin

 Around late 17th century, Anne Marie Orsini, Dutchess of Bracciano and Princess of Nerola, popularized the essence of bitter orange as a fragrance by using it to perfume her gloves and as bathing water. Since then, “neroli” is used to designate orange blossom. Many young brides would use orange blossom to ornament their hair as a symbol of purity and fertility. The flower represented the spirit of the Virgin Mary. The white flower symbolizes virginity and the fruit, maternity.

Energetic and Emotional Effect

Enhances self-love, stimulates the opening of the crown chakra and eighth chakra. Reinforces spirituality (Ref.: Patricia Davis). Orange blossom encourages self-realisation. It opens and equilibrates the masculine and feminine aspects of one’s heart, bringing a feeling of security and protection as well as an intense sensation of being loved in all one’s aspects.

Plant description

History and Origin

Originally from New-Caledonian tree malenia leucodendron. Niaouli, named that way by the Native people, is mainly from New-Caledonia. It provides, with melaleuca cajeputi from the Moluccas, the essence of niaouli (cajuput) to the perfumery industry (Journ. offic. 9 sept. 1875, p. 7703, 1st col.)

Plant Description

History and Origin

Originating from Europe, oregano has been very well exported in the Middle East. Oregano was known by peoples in Antiquity for its pronounced taste and its medicinal virtues. It was well-known for 2 of its properties: a protective function but also a love potion. First of all, oregano is a very nice plant, according by its Greek etymology: "oros" and "ganos" which can be translated as "mountain ornament". There are some thirty varieties growing everywhere in Europe.

Oregano Compactum is sometimes called "oregano with compacts inflorescences" because its flowers appear in compacts, fragrant and with a nice pink-red color inflorescences (flower groups).