Calming Collection: Embracing the Yin (6) Experience the cooling essence of Ultimate Yin. Inspired by the serene energy of the number 6, our Calming Collection features artifacts like Amethyst and Silver, traditionally associated with tranquility and inner stillness. Crafted for the modern player, these pieces serve as mindful anchors to help you nurture a sense of peace and maintain a balanced perspective amidst the noise of daily life.
Brazilian aquamarine, ice-grade and translucent enough to see through. Water element, and the 6 in the 69player numbering: the piece for a stretch when the calendar is too full and the answer is to slow down.
Green jade with a carved shell flower. Jade is the Wood element’s stone and the cool side of the collection (6); the shell flower adds the 9. The old term for the way it is meant to be worn is wu wei: less forcing, more waiting for the right moment.
108 beads of white bodhi root with a carved lotus, made for a 108-count practice: one bead per breath, which is how a mala is used in most traditions. The abacus-shaped beads give your thumb something to count.
Clear quartz cut as wheel beads, a flat disc shape that sits close to the wrist. Quartz is the generalist of the collection, traditionally kept for clearing mental fog, and the wheel cut is the version people wear to a desk job.
Madagascar rose quartz runs a deeper pink than the usual milky kind, closer to grapefruit. Yin (6), and traditionally worn on the Heart Chakra’s side of the collection: self-compassion first, then the relationships around you.
White moonstone is the Traveler’s Stone in the old lists, and this bracelet is built around the Yin (6) side of the collection: pale, quiet, traditionally worn for intuition and for staying level while everything else moves.
Green chalcedony, the stone of the Wood element and of spring growth. Sheng Qi is the term for the energy that makes things start, and this is the piece for a beginning: a new job, a new habit, the first week of something.
Golden obsidian is the sheen variant: a black stone with a gold flash across it. In the 69player frame it holds both numbers, the 6 for grounding and the 9 for the push forward. Obsidian has been worn as protection in Chinese practice for a long time.
Amethyst is the Yin (6) stone in this collection: deep purple, traditionally worn to slow a racing mind. The beads are hand-selected for saturation, and the piece is made to be worn through a normal working day.