Rainbow Chakra | 7 Gemstone Chain Necklace | Gunmetal
THIRD EYE CHAKRA: Lapis Lazuli
THROAT CHAKRA: Blue Howlite
HEART CHAKRA: Green Agate
SOLAR CHAKRA: Orange Jade
SACRAL CHAKRA: Tiger's Eye
ROOT CHAKRA: Red Jasper
The Rainbow Chakra 7 Gemstone Chain Necklaces are crafted with a double layered gunmetal finished link chain measuring 18", or 9" as worn, with the option of up to 2" more with their extender chain. Each chain on the double layered necklace features a set of 7 gemstone rainbow chakra beads in the centre.
THE IMPORTANCE OF THE 7 CHAKRAS
Did you know? Chakra, or Chakra in Sanskrit, means "wheel" and refers to different energy points in your body.
Think of Chakras as spinning disks of energy that should stay open and aligned, since they correspond to nerves, major organs, and areas of our energetic body that affect our mental and physical well-being.
There are seven main chakras that run along your spine, each of which has a corresponding name, color, & specific area of the spine from the sacrum to the crown of the head.
Description
THIRD EYE CHAKRA: Lapis Lazuli
THROAT CHAKRA: Blue Howlite
HEART CHAKRA: Green Agate
SOLAR CHAKRA: Orange Jade
SACRAL CHAKRA: Tiger's Eye
ROOT CHAKRA: Red Jasper
The Rainbow Chakra 7 Gemstone Chain Necklaces are crafted with a double layered gunmetal finished link chain measuring 18", or 9" as worn, with the option of up to 2" more with their extender chain. Each chain on the double layered necklace features a set of 7 gemstone rainbow chakra beads in the centre.
THE IMPORTANCE OF THE 7 CHAKRAS
Did you know? Chakra, or Chakra in Sanskrit, means "wheel" and refers to different energy points in your body.
Think of Chakras as spinning disks of energy that should stay open and aligned, since they correspond to nerves, major organs, and areas of our energetic body that affect our mental and physical well-being.
There are seven main chakras that run along your spine, each of which has a corresponding name, color, & specific area of the spine from the sacrum to the crown of the head.
