Powerful healing candles with gemstones, including a refill set I offer a potent healing set, featuring a high-quality healing candle, 6 gemstones, decorative elements, and a refill kit (wick, healing flowers, and candle sand). As a healer, I personally energize each item with healing energy.

Feel free to reach out with any questions—I’m happy to assist.

To extend your candle’s use, we provide a convenient refill pack. Simply replenish the container with candle sand and decorate it with flowers as desired. For safety and quality, avoid burning the candle for more than one hour.

For legal reasons, we do not claim or guarantee that our crystals/candles/amulets etc. can heal ailments or deliver specific results. These descriptions are based on compiled research from various books on the subject. While crystals/candles/amulets have been used throughout history, they are not substitutes for medical diagnosis, prescription, or treatment.

Buddhist protection necklace, Mala – featuring a Tibetan agate pendant with a 2-eyed Dzi "Green Tara." Collector’s necklace. Buddha’s protection and energetic harmony. Handcrafted necklace. Tibetan tradition holds that green Dzi beads attract the blessings of Green Tara. Dzi beads are revered as sacred amulets, serving as protective and auspicious charms in Tibetan and Buddhist culture. 2-eyed Dzi: Promotes family harmony and positive relationships. Symbolizes love, marital happiness, strengthening unions, energetic balance, and dispelling negativity. In Buddhism, it signifies clearing the path to enlightenment. For those in relationships, it aids in maintaining bonds; for singles, it assists in finding love.

Specifications:

- Necklace length: 53.9 cm.

- Weight: 39.50g.

- Emerald beads: 0.63 cm (avg.).

- Turquoise howlite beads: 0.5 cm (avg.).

- 2-eyed Dzi pendant "Green Tara": 1.18 x 1.18 x 4.59 cm. Feather clasp stamped in 14K gold. 14K gold ring. Strung on nylon-coated Japanese steel wire. Emerald: oil-based dye.

Tara, a female Bodhisattva (Awakened Being), is a revered deity in Hinduism and Tibetan Buddhism. In Sanskrit, her name means "Liberator," "Star," and "She Who Leads to the Other Shore." In Tibetan Buddhism, she is seen as the Liberator and Mother of all Buddhas—compassionate and protective. Considered an emanation of Bodhisattva Avalokiteshvara, Tara is said to have been born from a lotus flower that sprang from a tear in his third eye. Tara "The Savior" aids the Bodhisattva of Compassion, embodying virtuous women.The power of emerald.