• Goddess Isis mala necklace with K2, lapis lazuli, and quartz beads and a blue tassel on a white background
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Goddess Isis Mala Necklace

Goddess Isis Mala Necklace

$133.00 USD
$133.00 USD
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Connect to the divine mysteries with the Goddess Isis Mala Necklace from the Good At Life Goddess Collection!

Goddess Isis (Egyptian), the Lady of Ten Thousand Names, has been called upon across millennia by those seeking healing, wholeness, and mastery over their fate. She embodies the divine feminine in its purest form. She is the ancient mother of magic who gathered the scattered pieces of her beloved and breathed life back into form. Use this handcrafted mala to invoke Isis with royal Lapis Lazuli, deep as the midnight sky, opening your inner eye and activating your higher mind. Crackle Quartz markers catch Lapis' golden Pyrite specks, reflecting the light and amplifying Isis' great influence, strength, and wisdom. K2 bridges heaven and earth as she did, harmonizing high frequencies and grounding energy into the mind and body. Sealed with a soft blue cotton tassel, a Lapis–inlaid feather, and a silver ankh—the Egyptian key of life—this mala harnesses powerful energies for mystical work and good fortune. Isis calls to all womxn ready to reclaim their sovereignty through sacred transformation.

Chant “Io Isis, restore myself and my abundance.”


Handmade with love & light.

Each mala is made entirely by hand in small batches. From stone selection and bead layout to stringing, finishing, and final inspection, every piece is created with care and intention. The process takes approximately 2–3 hours per mala, allowing time for thoughtful design, quality craftsmanship, and energetic attention. No two malas are exactly alike.

What is a mala?

A mala is a strand of beads traditionally used for meditation, breath, or mantra repetition. Each bead marks a moment of awareness, helping slow the mind and support emotional regulation. Many malas contain 108 beads, a number honored across spiritual traditions as a symbol of wholeness, completion, and the connection between the inner and outer worlds. Malas may be used in formal practice or worn as a gentle reminder to return to presence throughout the day.

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